I haven't caught up yet but I've seen one or two episodes with him and he seemed great
Hope the new one will be just as good

Paying off college loan debts using shark loan maths

I just googled it and it's technically a word but I've never heard it

It's jut a bunch of methods and techniques written/illustrated by the guy who directed the animation for Who Framed Roger Rabbit that he came up with or picked up from other people over the years

Mightyoak I'm not a professional animator or anything but I do enjoy it so I'll tell you what I told chilledtothebone -- get the Animator's Survival Kit when you can spare the money.

Go find a new fucking attitude piece of shit guest.

What does this mean

Give yourself some credit, for god's sake. You're a single person not an entire Disney animation team -- This is the result of multiple people, I promise you that. I animate myself (not very well) and let me tell you, I bought The Animator's Survival Kit around a week ago and already I know so much more (and I'm not even halfway through!) If you ever see it I recommend you buy it and start reading it through.

Although it is true you do don't have to actively support them, sometimes in cases like these a little support from friends can mean the absolute world

It's a great concept but most of the people who call themselves SJW are actually really nasty ALL THE TIME to other people instead of trying to explain LGBT rights or anything. I get sometimes people are assholes and you could spend an hour explaining and they'd refuse to even try to understand, but some SJWs don't even try to explain, they just sit around and call themselves that and claim things are homophobic or racist or transphobic with no explanation as to why.
Most people who actually strive for social justice don't really call themselves that, but a few do.

Guys the point is that it's supposed to be funny. Are comedy movies always 100% true? No.

It's sad at the end, though

It's Sean Spicer I think