It’s a pretty solid game after the first episode. The first episode is like a pilot episode for a show that turns out to be really good. It’s good, your watching it, but you don’t have any real connection to the characters and it’s exposition character mode. The story just keeps getting you more sucked in and by the end I was “what”, “oh no”, so loud my wife was coming to check on me.

1st game is definitely the best out of the series.

I mean companies have to collect that check

That link underneath would lead you to it.

I won’t know because I deleted Facebook.

Courting the Sperry wearing, short kaki short, tucked in polo shirt, most likely to be caught looking distraught on camera at a SEC primetime college football game crowd.

Guess the tv appearances, podcasts, book sales, and other meaningless things the hustle isn’t enough. Minimum wage is still 7 bucks

Shut up and dance

Unless you watch Fox, or use X, because remember kids CEO’s have a duty to make money for shareholders.

Dark Mode makes the world go round.

Poor marketing and limited theater releases is why and studios can blame themselves.

“Negative Ramos”

Always remember this line by Marshall Mathers:

“Duh-dah-duh-dah-duh-duh, go-go gadget dick Whipped that shit out, and ain’t no doubt about it It hit the ground, caused an earthquake and power outage”

Everything will work itself out

Nope. Every post I’ve seen about Bluesky has me confused for this exact reason. If it wasn’t for people talking about Lemmy in mass on another platform, I’d have no idea what the Fediverse is.

I’ve never stood in line less than 20-25 minutes in a Publix line. It could be like 5 people and Publix folks have a level of relaxation I strive to achieve daily at work.

14 year Reddit person and leaving was for the best. After the initial “what am I doing”, it branched to me checking out Mastodon, then pixelfed, and then Fediverse is awesome. My only real beef is the sports situation is not it. Outside of that I haven’t used reddit for a year and don’t miss it honestly.

Glazing at it’s finest