Most have had enough but they fall into (at least) 4 camps of understanding:

Cargill is what happened.

Yea, especially when fast food is like only like 2 bucks cheaper than a decent restaurant burger now.

I’ve really had just about enough of late-stage capitalism – I wish more people felt the same. 

Leaving your plot unresolved until the next installment is in fact what a cliffhanger is. 

Empire ends with a major character’s left in serious peril, his fate unresolved, while the rest of the good guys regroup after a disastrous setback, complete with a final shot of our heroes rallying together with hope still in their hearts. Spider-verse ends pretty much the same way, with the only major change being…

This would simplify the process of deciding where to eat.

ive had food poisoning twice, so bad that I became hypotensive and tachycardic both times. They occurred at separate Wendy’s about 2 years apart. I will never eat there again. Also, who the hell wants a fast food chain burger these days...there are so many small business burger places that make a quality product…

Hey art dept! You have a few weeks to crank out a new ending!

So they gave the ending A New Hope?

watched it with my 70 year old dad and 10 year old son.  all 3 of us enjoyed it a lot.  My dad didn’t even notice the two men’s relationship

Loved the movie, loved the source material, have nothing to add except...

^This. Nimona was the best film I saw last year. And what a year it was for animated: Spiderverse, TMNT, and Nimona.

Pretty much everything about Nimona was superior animation. The writing, the voice acting, the artistry, the rapid world development ... it just outstrips any current (non-Ghibli) contender. (and this from a pretty jaded sour ol’ critic)

Whoa, whoa! Next thing you’ll tell us is that universal medicine has been so difficult that only 32 out of 33 1st world nations have figured it out! That’s just crazy talk!

Tax revenue comes from the workers. The top earners don’t create any wealth, they sit at the top and don’t work, like parasites. This is the fundamental flaw of capitalism.

They 100% would do that and there is essentially no legal way to prevent it. Command-style price setting is illegal.

As long as *US Corporate* doesn’t immediately raise prices across the board to take advantage of this, like they began to do in the late 1960s when some women started to go to work and suddenly households had more income. 

Let’s do the crypto hype again!