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Let’s get Thursday Screencaps cranking with the latest DoorDash financial numbers that continue to boggle my mind. Americans, in huge numbers, are showing absolutely no sign of weakness when it comes to having some random person deliver Olive Garden to their apartment doors.<\/p>\n

In January, the New York Times ran a story<\/a> where they profiled a couple that spends $700 a week to order food delivery. “I am so burned out and tired, I would rather just throw my credit card at the problem and delay that unhappiness until the bill comes,” the guy said. The Times noted that this guy’s son can’t read, but he can “put together an order” on the Chick-fil-A app. “I am impressed, but I am also terrified,” the dad noted.<\/p>\n

What the hell are we doing? Are we really this lazy? I have heard from the salesmen who are on the road and just want food delivered to their hotels<\/a> so they don’t have to go to restaurants. I get it. Maybe you broke both of your legs in a skiing accident and you are craving Texas Roadhouse that’s been sitting in some dope smoker’s car for 25 minutes. I get it. Not really, but I understand you’re in a tough spot.<\/p>\n

Folks, we are trending towards 1 BILLION orders being delivered by DoorDash in the next quarter. Look at that incredible jump from Q3 2025 to Q4 2025. No way it could go higher, right? Wrong. When America is put to a challenge, we step up and DOMINATE.<\/p>\n

STOP THE INSANITY 2.0: ’90S ICON SUSAN POWTER’S TECH COMEBACK<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Never underestimate Americans and their will to sit their asses at home to eat Chinese takeout.<\/p>\n

Smokin’ Charley Hull IS BACK, sorta<\/h2>\n

Our queen made major news on Instagram<\/a> Wednesday night by announcing a brand partnership with a nicotine pouch company that will have Charley playing in some virtual golf tournament in October. You might remember Hull from her days hammering cigs at golf tournaments back in like 2024.<\/p>\n

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Charley Hull of England vapes on the 15th tee during the final round of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash., on June 23, 2024.<\/span> (David Cannon\/Getty Images)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Then, she made some bet that she’d never smoke again. From everything I can tell, she hasn’t gone back to cigs, but based on this new brand partnership, our queen might like to stuff a nicotine pouch in her lip. She’s reinventing the game.<\/p>\n

NEW YORK MAGAZINE WRITER WANTS TO BRING BACK SMOKING FOR VERY NIHILISTIC REASONS<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Lippin’ Charly Hull just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Anyone have new nickname suggestions? joe.kinsey@outkick.com<\/a><\/p>\n

While we’re talking about nicotine pouches, let’s settle a debate<\/h2>\n

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College graduations: 2026<\/h2>\n

\u2013 Mike N. in Texas shares: Our oldest son just graduated in the 150th class of Texas A&M. \u00a0The ceremony opened with the National Anthem and then a prayer. God Bless Texas A&M, God Bless the USA. Here\u2019s to the greatest column in the land!<\/em><\/p>\n

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Mike N. in Texas takes us inside the Texas A&M spring commencement ceremony to show us how they saluted this incredible place we call home.<\/span> (Screencaps reader Mike N. in Texas)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Readers react to Doug in Mason’s story about caring for a son with cerebral palsy<\/h2>\n

\u2013 Legacy Screencaps reader Sean K. wanted to say: Just wanted to pass along big props to Doug and his wife for the long-term care they’ve given\u00a0their son Joey. I know a few people who have so dedicated their lives this way to their special needs children and\/or other family members and they have told me the same; the light that comes on in their loved one’s eyes is what makes it all worth it.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

His email reminded me of a news clip from years ago where a newly graduated Marine in dress blues visited his sister at their high school gym who had cerebral\u00a0palsy. She was so excited to see him she nearly fell out of her wheelchair. (Wish I could find that clip). You could just feel the love she had for him and he for her through the TV screen.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

Best to them and keep it up. Still getting used to the new ‘Fox’ format but the content is 100% the same. And I read it every day to keep sane. Thanks\u00a0as always\u00a0for what you do.<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013 Jon in Iowa was stopped in his tracks by Doug’s story: Had to respond after reading this morning\u2019s Screencaps. \u00a0Doug\u2019s story choked me up. I did not have to deal with such hard things with my children and I can\u2019t imagine what he and his family went through. I do know that people like Doug and family are what you called the backbone of this country.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t want to make this about me, but I am just starting to deal with something with my wife. Not going into details, but I know what is ahead. \u00a0So far I can still get out to go golfing and she can still get on the plane couple times a year to get to Arizona for the winter. \u00a0Doug needs to know he is an inspiration. \u00a0I know that we are very fortunate to have had the lives we\u2019ve had.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

Doug\u2019s life made me think about people in this video. Imagine how pathetic your life is that you would act like this with your wife and daughter. Have people like this ever done anything that was hard. Or dealt with any kind of adversity. \u00a0Doubt it.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

Thankfully half the country still believes in the values that made us great. \u00a0Have to keep believing in that half to prevail. Thanks for your story Doug.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013 Mark T. in Florida says: Props to Doug in Mason for Doing Hard Things, <\/em>parenting<\/em><\/a> never stops. Stories like that keep me going and make me appreciative for the good fortune and blessings I have.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013 Tom T. checks in on Doug’s story and then pivots to complimenting me: I thank God all of the time for the blessings in my humble life.\u00a0 \u00a0May God bless Joe (Doug’s son) and his whole family.\u00a0 Adversity brings out our best, and Joe is a GREAT man and father.<\/em><\/p>\n

Did Marty overreact?<\/h2>\n

\u2013 Marty in Idaho emails: About 7 AM Monday while I\u2019m waiting for Screencaps to publish, an unknown car pulls into my rural Idaho driveway.\u00a0 My daughter and 7 month old grandson are in the kitchen with me.\u00a0 I step outside toward the car and the unknown driver gets out of the car and says, “I need help”.\u00a0 He\u2019s young (30?), doesn\u2019t seem to be in distress and his car seems fine.\u00a0 He goes on to say that he found a dog wandering on the road so he stopped and put it in his car which I have no way to confirm (so he pulls into a random driveway with a 90ish pound husky in his passenger seat with no collar?).\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

None of this seems right to me.\u00a0 I look at the dog and don\u2019t recognize it so I\u2019m expecting the guy to get back in his car and drive away.\u00a0 About this time my daughter walks out and suggests I take a photo of the dog and send it to our neighbor text group.\u00a0 Good idea assuming everything is legit.\u00a0 The guy says he\u2019s going to be late for work and wants me to take the dog.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

That\u2019s a no go for me (for all I know it\u2019s his dog) but my daughter speaks up and says she\u2019ll take it.\u00a0 I am not happy with my daughter at this point who insists we take this enormous dog (apparently I was rude to this guy).\u00a0 She gets the dog out of the car and I immediately take it to animal rescue.\u00a0 While waiting at animal rescue I text the photo and one of the neighbors thinks the dog might belong to a guy about a mile away from our house.\u00a0 I take the dog there and it is his; happy ending.I\u2019ve been berated by my daughter and my wife (who was sleeping) for overreacting and being rude for two days now.<\/em><\/p>\n

I explain that when the situation looks off, your guard should be up.\u00a0 This time it turned out OK but what if this guy had other intentions (or just wanted to get rid of his dog)?\u00a0 Did I overreact in this situation?<\/em><\/p>\n

The end of the track season for Screencaps Jr.<\/h2>\n

\u2013 Gerard puts things into perspective for me: Track meets can be long cold and windy but those 4.5 hours are way less time consuming and expensive compared to any travel sport.\u00a0 Be grateful he is in track and not travel baseball or basketball!! \u00a0\u00a0You will have every weekend free and will be able to afford real vacations. \u00a0\u00a0He may even be fast enough to get preferred admission into the college of his choice down the road\u2026\u2026..<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013 Brandon from N. Kentucky writes: I could not agree with your mom about the length of these track meets. We encouraged our daughter to do something other than competition dance (that\u2019s another racket). She is doing track because her friends are. I had never been to a track meet before her 1st one in march. We were told to be there by 4pm. She had ONE event and it didn\u2019t go off until 930pm. Thankfully it was a Friday but last week was more of the same. She was in 3 events, got there by 3:45pm, and her first event didn\u2019t go off until 7:20pm on a Wednesday night!!! She was done early I might add. This is to much on a school night.<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2013 Chris A. also adds some life perspective: I hear you about track meets. I ran track (sprints and long jump) for a CYO team from 12-15 years old, and it was all day Saturday\u00a0meets in April and May. 8 hours minimum. My parents maybe went to one or two meets during that four years, and I couldn’t blame them. So many events, so many age groups. At least the long distance events were one heat, but with four age groups times two genders, that’s an hour right there. Brutal if you aren’t participating.<\/em><\/p>\n

How about the sub-2 hour marathons run in London a\u00a0couple\u00a0of\u00a0weeks ago? You said your son’s best mile time is 5:40 (so far). My best, and only, timed mile was 5:20 when I was 15. These guys are running 4:35 miles for 26+ miles! 64-second quarter\u00a0miles, 108 of them in a row! I can’t fathom that. Don’t care if it’s the shoes, someone’s feet still have to be in them. That’s right up there with breaking the 4 minute mile barrier.<\/em><\/p>\n

Kinsey:<\/strong> <\/em>I don’t have the numbers in front of me, but Screencaps Jr.’s PR is somewhere in the mid-5:30s right now. I’m thinking 5:36. He’s 13. Google says that’s pretty good at that age. You know what? He’s eating well, running good times, packing on muscle, can handle himself in a room full of people and has been ordering his own meals at restaurants for years. Mrs. Screencaps and I count our blessings. Trust me.<\/p>\n

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And with that, we’re ready to go for another day of life. The sun is as bright as it has been this spring. I plan on taking a quick stroll through the yard with Mrs. Screencaps at lunch. We need to build a plan of attack for Mother’s Day weekend. Projects need completed.<\/p>\n

But, first, let’s go put in a day of work. Go get after it.<\/p>\n

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