A stray thought on labor reform.

I find it really, really inspiring that Irish politicians are taking on precarity by seeking to provide legal oversight of "worker on demand" jobs.

For like the past six-to-eight months, I've been saying that we need better laws, and then Ireland is right out there doing it.

It's also a nice talking point for labor campaigns, like, "An EU country is trying to ban working conditions like your employer is trying to defend at all costs."

The only thing is, though, is that I can't remember the prime minister's name.  I always call him something like "that gay Indian prime minister guy in Ireland," or I fuck up his last name and am like, "Leo Eckankar."