Sometimes when we have the address already in our computer system, we recite it right back to the person ordering, who will often not bother to listen to us. This is, admittedly, our fault — this is why we ask you what your address is.

Like tonight, when they never bothered to say, “Oh, I’m not at 13729 … I’m at 13701!”

And then they wonder why their food is cold.

Fucktards.

I don’t have a subscription to HBO, so I’ll be waiting not only for the fourth season’s release on DVD — I’m catching up on season three right now –, but also for the forthcoming fifth season.

The critically acclaimed, Peabody Award-winning HBO drama series THE WIRE has been renewed for a fifth season, it was announced today by Carolyn Strauss, president, HBO Entertainment.

Says Simon, a former newspaperman and the author of two books of narrative nonfiction, “The last question we want to ask is this: For four seasons, we have depicted that part of urban America that has been left behind by the economy and by the greater society, and chronicled entrenched problems that have gone without solution for generations now. Why? What is it that we see and sense about these problems? To what are we giving attention, and what is it that we consistently ignore? How do we actually see ourselves?”