The sticker on the radio... that had to be a delicious video to show the customer.
If you don’t love this album you’re not alive.
That’s actually a really fair point, I hadn’t thought about that!
I dunno, a few bags of popcorn don’t make up for turning over the entire theater and replacing it with new ticket holders (who also buy concessions). An intermission is akin to a table ordering dessert - sure, more money, but not as much as getting them out the door and sitting all new diners.
I’ve slow-read Gawker articles for years and haven’t retained anything.
I have to wonder if theaters hate long movies. In 3 1/2 hours they could fit two audiences into a showing of the 90min Beetlejuice this week, thus doubling their ticket sales. I guess it depends on how full Flower Moon is, but man, so many people are going to skip it due to the length.
Maybe the rest of the world can accomplish some semblance of change, but with half of America believing “sometimes it gets hot, what’s the big deal?”, we’re paralyzed and headed toward our own, self-made destruction. I have ZERO faith in humanity to overcome its own stupidity.
Don’t worry, Tavarish will buy it off him.
Or Heaven’s Gate.
There’s a metaphor in this, but which one to choose?
If anyone needs me, I’ll be setting the dinner table for the delicious schadenfreude we’re about to receive.
George Santos is a gigantic twat waffle, and he’s definitely lying about this. However, did Jason’s calculations consider idling time? In Manhattan, sitting in traffic is like 80% of your trip. Also, Presidents don’t control gas prices.
The show went off the air in 1989, when did Millennials ever see it?
That’s not how tax deductions work. Donations to charity only offset your taxable income, and you also have to subtract the fair market value of the product purchased. Assuming the Cybertruck is worth, what, $50-75k, the donor can deduct $325-350k. At a 37% tax rate, that works out to be a tax savings of $120-130k.…
Sure, but I never claimed they would be worth anything, just that they may be collectible. He may never get that $400k back, but then again there are some antique cars worth well above that. Time will tell, but as for me, I wouldn’t pay a single dollar for one. They’re hideous.
I agree with you, but let’s be honest - Gawker doesn’t hire journalists, they hire glorified bloggers. The best you’d get from Jezebel is fashion advice on how to avoid an abduction.
And the crowd goes mild.
Yikes. Would Michael Richards even be invited to take part? Kind of hard to not have Kramer, but...you know...the incident...
It’s absurd that we’re even talking about whether someone making $100k can afford a new car.