Just wanted to say I’m with you here. In my experience as soon as the flight takes off like 90% of the people (including me) recline their seats. I’ve never had a problem with it and I just wouldn’t know what to say to someone who did.

Also:

Oh, hah, I thought you were being sarcastic because for me YouTube pushes red *constantly*.

Well I think they’d generally built some decent credibility with the other Defenders shows – I mean, Jessica Jones was probably even more obscure to the non-comic-reading public, and a good martial arts show/movie probably already has a chance. I mean, I don’t think there was a bunch of “oh boy Iron Fist!” but there…

I mean, I see what you are saying about Ghost in the Shell I guess, but with Iron Fist, I just have a hard time believing that many people are tuning in to watch Finn Jones. None of the other Netflix Defenders show had a particularly well known name in the lead (though fair point that all three of them had fairly well…

Yeah the Ready Player One trailer has the problem of “you know how movies with huge CG-heavy setpieces make it hard to feel engaged since everything is so obviously fake? Well we’ve doubled down on that because now these CG setpieces are fake *in the context of movie*”

Well there’s always Havok (Alex Summers) and Polaris (Lorna Dane) and their repeated attempts to live normal lives as struggling graduate students...

I’ll just wander by and recommend Clue because it seems vaguely relevant and Curry is great in it.

Relevant:

Mostly because San Jose is basically “San Fernando Valley North”.

Getting defensive doesn’t really help you. You called the fact that he identified his kids as “American Indian” as “totally unacceptable” and compared him unfavorably to an “ignorant redneck” for doing so.

Counterpoint:

I’m sorry, are you telling this person how he is allowed to identify himself?

When you do, can you wear a t-shirt that says “I am VABlitz” or something so we can identify you?

Ironically: One of the escorts named “Ole Miss Phone”

BWWWWWWWOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMM

“Yeah, U.S. Americans study world geography in school.”

Lolwut? You mean like rivers in Africa?

...not the point. The point is that it is possible this person knows about as much about baseball as you do about cricket.

Because you get into a rhythm in Jeopardy trying to time Alex’s cadence and figuring out when the ring in is allowed (most contestants report that waiting to react to the light is too slow), which leads to sometimes buzzing in too fast.