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The Absolute Worst Bracket: Marcia vs. Tabitha
Our March Madness-style tournament designed to determine the absolute worst human being on Succession continues! Congrats to Mo for his posthumous victory over Cousin Greg. Now we debate who's worse? Marcia or Tabitha!
Annie argues that Marcia couldn't tell you her whole life in a year, because 31 of those years are unaccounted for, probably because she was doing something sketchy. Roger points out that Tabitha is "pathologically incurious" and said something rude at dinner once.
HOW TO VOTE: check out the @successionpod Instagram. Voting will be open from 12pm eastern on Tuesday August 11 to 12pm eastern on Wednesday, August 12.
And! We are highlighting one organization per matchup, this time around we think it'd be cool if you bought this sweet merch (or stamps!) from the United States Postal Service. Mail in voting will be more important than ever this year, not to mention the USPS is the second largest employer in the U.S - that includes a large number of Black workers and many veterans, too!
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By We Here For YouOur March Madness-style tournament designed to determine the absolute worst human being on Succession continues! Congrats to Mo for his posthumous victory over Cousin Greg. Now we debate who's worse? Marcia or Tabitha!
Annie argues that Marcia couldn't tell you her whole life in a year, because 31 of those years are unaccounted for, probably because she was doing something sketchy. Roger points out that Tabitha is "pathologically incurious" and said something rude at dinner once.
HOW TO VOTE: check out the @successionpod Instagram. Voting will be open from 12pm eastern on Tuesday August 11 to 12pm eastern on Wednesday, August 12.
And! We are highlighting one organization per matchup, this time around we think it'd be cool if you bought this sweet merch (or stamps!) from the United States Postal Service. Mail in voting will be more important than ever this year, not to mention the USPS is the second largest employer in the U.S - that includes a large number of Black workers and many veterans, too!