It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is our favorite show about the worst people. Here are a few primo moements tha sum up how positively insane and hilarious this show really is.

The world lost a champion of the senses today. Anthony Bourdain, celebrated Chef, author and television personality, took his own life early this morning in Strasbourg, France. Bourdain was no stranger to life's seemingly infinite struggles - he had coped with addiction earlier in his career - and perhaps that was why his utter revelry global food and culture felt so goddamn real. 

Bourdain was very vocal in his support for the underrepresented - from Harvey Weinstein's accusers (including his girlfriend, Asia Argento) to marginalized populations of third world countries. He opened peoples eyes, ears, and taste buds in a way not many people can share. His wisdom was not reserved to this egalitarian warmth - the rock and roll boozehound had a keen wit and a filter thinner than cheesecloth. We've put together a collection of some of his best quotes - from sassy tweets to inspirational rants. 

Anthony, we're gonna miss you.

The commonly recited Marilyn quote says, "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best."

We love a good hashtag roundup, and yesterday's #MillennialAQuote is no exception. Twitter users got funny and creative by putting a millennial spin on some seriously classic quotes. Here are some of our favorites, but you can peruse the hilarity here if you want more.

Many people know George Carlin for his epic "7 dirty words" monologue, but the late comedian has many more quotes that are a bit more family friendly. 

May your potatoes be plenty and your in-laws leave early!

Taking in these twisted serial killer quotes is almost a substitute for telling scary stories around a fire. Almost. 

It's important to remember that it doesn't take a lot of effort to do a bit of good for someone else. We often get so caught up in our own daily struggles that we completely forget that there are other people around us going through the same tumultuous adventure of ups and downs that is this crazy thing called life. Often it doesn't take much to improve someone's day for the better and just brighten things even a little bit. 

Doing a few kind things is even more important during times when hatred and fear looms, for only caring and kindness can overturn those feelings.

But I'm really just paraphrasing because, as always, Tolkien wrote it best...

"Some believe it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. It is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love." -J.R.R Tolkien

These people's stories go to show how far something like a simple compliment can go in someone's life, especially when it's most needed and unexpected. Just little things people did that they still remember and that gave some color to their world.