This is a poorly worded and disingenuous piece of nothing. 

Wow, there was a whole book on it.

That book made my penis shrink, it was so boring. I liked the remake better (Star Trek II).  The ship-to-ship combat in the Aubrey books is awesome. 

The audibooks of the Aubrey-Maturin series. 21 books of sailing, 18th century ship combat, and imagining myself in that world. Best series of books ever written. They were recorded three times! I prefer the Simon Vance versions.  NEVER get abridged versions of these books. There’s way too much detail you shouldn’t…

Them rental convertible tops are real soft and easy to cut. You park at the good beaches and trails, just leave it unlocked. 

I have a convertible, and I have spent a lot of time in Hawaii.

Or, if you look into the method, there was a little bit of the honor system in place. So at least one person lied or cheated.

I used to think this way until I saw someone pass away. Then I realized I wasn’t going to find any solace or security in laughing at my low bank balance. Tough and unfair as it is, the universe doesn’t care about making me feel OK about no retirement savings. So I re-arranged my life to create savings. I had to grow…

It’s Charles Rocket problems.

I love this take. I kept waiting for it all to pay off. It never did.

They’re all shit. All except the one-offs and Episode IV.

They will still be angry. I’m not laughing at this; I’m expecting blood at some point. This is not to be taken lightly. 

I think they know a little more than we do about their own required IRR, fixed costs, etc. 

The answer was right in your quote of the OP.

Every review?

One needs to think like an investor. What will yield the highest return? One look out the window says it’s not performance vehicles.

Sounds like House of Pies. 

I’m agreeing with you that most businesses do a pretty good job thinking through things. What I’m saying is that armchair commenters can get all pissed off that somebody built a car they didn’t like, and they can retro-mod history all they want to say the PT wasn’t a smashing success, but the MBAs sure made a lot of…

The Onion had a good take: