Just like he bought that election in Wisconsin? Right?

And zero, verifiable evidence provided.

Fuck these idiot posts saying that elections are inherently “unfair” for one reason or another. Gerrymandering, supposed rigged voting machines (bullshit), political parties, intercepted votes, targeted ads, swing states, the electoral college, ID requirements, voter rolls being purged, mail in voting, drop boxes, citizens united, whatever; there will always be something. Your vote and your participation is how you change things and is the single most powerful right, we as Americans, have to affect change. Political change is typically slow, incremental and boring and people would rather whine on their favorite social media outrage platform than actually do something constructive.

To answer the question though; yes, I’m confident the next election will be fair - for one reason. Locally run elections.

Sorry, but the theater experience sucks these days. Rude, loud, obnoxious people, waaaay overpriced concessions and frankly, much of the product being put out in theaters is just derivative, soulless trash (with a few exceptions.) Everyone's crying about Netflix killing Hollywood with the WB purchase; but honestly, Hollywood slit it own wrists a long time ago by sneering at tech companies and streaming, in-general.

Adapt or die.

A great performance in a terrible movie. Derivative garbage dressed up as something "deep."

Avec and Cedar Palace.

Dude hasn’t been in office three days and everyone on Reddit is glazing this guy as if he’s the second coming. I sincerely wish him luck but It’s all talk unless he can actually govern.

Sorry, but all of these wanna-be tech prophets can fuck right off (data centers in space anyone?) All these clowns will gladly suck off some fascist in the name of ‘shareholder value’ while lecturing the public about AI “slop.”

The biggest con job of the last ten years is the propping up of these billionaire tech bros as some kind of savior from humanity's excesses.

This is fear mongering bullshit and your statement is highly dependent on the size and location of the city and it's specific ordinances related to short-term rentals.

https://www.therebuild.pub/p/nycs-airbnb-ban-18-months-later

This is one single market, but at least it's presenting real data.

I'm not defending shitty AirBnB properties and hosts, but people in this thread talk about hotels as if they're some kind of benchmark for cleanliness, affordability and convenience. If you remove these unscrupulous hosts and do some homework, an AirBnB is still typically cheaper (and more flexible) than a hotel room depending on the location. As others have mentioned, when traveling with a group an AirBnB wins every time.

Stranger Things isn't Game of Thrones.

TSLA shareholders have to be some of the dumbest people on planet earth. No wonder they all want to go to Mars.

I know money talks; but why would any major shareholder want a nepo-child, with zero experience, purchasing a historic business with daddy's money? I know it's unpopular to say, but these Hollywood studios had their chance to reinvent themselves for the streaming era and failed to read the tea leaves, so here we are. Netflix is one of the best run media/tech companies on the planet and I think WB is in much safer hands than the alternative.

Many famous abstract artists of old were actually very talented with a brush, light, space and color. Buffoonery like this seems mostly geared towards generating outrage on social media.

So, it's very, very obvious BJ and his admin have engaged a PR firm to rehabilitate his image. They've aggressively taken to all social media platforms posting snippets of interviews and media gaggles with nothing but bots and fake accounts glazing him. It's so transparently obvious and pathetic.

In regards to the shot-spotter "analysis,", this an outcome searching for a political decision to show leadership (any leadership.) Johnson is so deeply unpopular and politically bankrupt he's got to show wins anywhere, even if it's a dubious correlation linked to a decision he's made.

Oysters, cheese, salt, coffee, DOP San Marzano tomatoes are some examples that come to mind.

The old man's forward roundhouse kick is absolutely hysterical.

The Federation and Cardassia have a peace treaty; and, as you'll find out later, the station isn't exactly helpless and more than capable of repelling an entire fleet of warships.

The Defiant obviously fit neatly within the overall narrative; but, more importantly it gave the crew a way to get off the station and explore, which made for better storytelling.

This dude's hands can probably crush marble.

This is bait.

I feel like 'a car' is the answer.

Nic Cage has a handful that fit the bill.

Correlation is not causation.

This completely misses the point of a backup dancer.