I don’t think that’s the same as the one posted.
Not sure where to focus on in this story/stream of consciousness recall, but have a star.
Let’s see some investigative journalism. Reach out to Jose at
+1,000,000
I’d have worked on one, but I’m pretty sure government employees are a protected class in California and I don’t want to be prosecuted for a hate crime.
If this takes off (and for the love of all that is good, I hope it doesn’t), here are some things I plan to invent:
Phase 2: Something something mobile billboards.
Absolutely.
Omg. $700k to drive people around in a prius... I’d have killed myself too.
Can they just sell their medallions back and drive for Uber?
Surprise the teams and drivers Sunday morning by inverting the field relative to how they qualified.
Just for Monaco:
As mentioned I wont pass full judgement until I see the actual “new” show. However IMO the original Magnum felt more like the real Hawaii in a sense that the locations and the interactions seems more realistic. The on-site locations were filmed at real locations and bars/restaurants that were still around when I was…
OK, stop it. Just stop it. I get it, EVERYONE has to use fad, hyperbole headlines on their blog posts now. Everything is the best, or the worst, or some other absolute, end of spectrum descriptor. BUT, I will not stand by and let you use “ruining your childhood” (in this instance, kill it) wrong. Movie reboots do not…
This gym bro looks like he’d rather be putting roofies in someone’s drink at a shitty Tampa nightclub. He’s no Thomas Magnum.
That or a 3 door version.
This. How many taxi drivers still only take cash (regardless of what the city has mandated), have no mobile app, and the second they realize you’re a tourist, will take you the absolute most expensive route?
And the increased cost to Uber will make them inline with the cost of a taxi, which will sort of eliminate the appeal of Uber.