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Honestly, it can be two things. I see an interpretation of her comments below where she's talking specifically about the use of butter when she says "That scene". Sure, there was a violent sex scene, but it was staged much differently and less humiliating in the screenplay.
"They engage in some steamy clinches, the

Right, but nobody paid for it.

I mean it's going to change the perceptions of people who seemed to think that there was an unsimulated, penetrative rape on camera. Of course what you just said is true: "that sort of approach doesn't have a huge fan base today, and when it is utilized in a sexual situation, it is especially problematic."
But the

Listen, Amazon has a PR team that sent this out. An editor thought it was interesting considering it's a potential technology game changer and they have a robust food section now. I got some tinfoil sombreros here for half-off if you think money exchanged hands. Just because it's from a brand doesn't mean it's not

"We can weave the most advanced machine learning, computer vision…"
Yea, that'll work.

I like it. It is actually good to find an algorithm that knows my habits.

To be fair, the specific crime that's at an all-time high is "food stamp fraud"

No, globalization is bad because, uh, my values are different than other countries'? Sorry I didn't think this thing through.

Lawn gnome theft on my block has increased exponentially since I started decorating my yard with lawn gnomes.

Because Amazon didn't pay for this?

"I don't know how to cook and… buy my dinner every night." is the business plan for Wal-Mart, McDonalds, and etc. This isn't a privilege of the rich. It's a way to cater to the poor without the corporate responsibility of giving back.

The scary thing is that Amazon probably has planned for it. We're inching closer to a corporate oligarchy, because companies know that they need to foster consumerism AS they hoard money by not pumping it back into the economy. It's going to be like one of those dystopias where everyone is paradoxically happy.

It's gonna happen eventually. What we need is a universal income.

Yes, grocery delivery has been around for decades. And FreshDirect has been a service in New York for over 15 years. This is much different.

My favorite thing about self checkout is how I'm apparently the only person who knows how to go through it in less than 7 hours.

So only 23 year old techbros use grocery stores?

Is that where I go to discuss my favorite Game of Thrones character?

Remember when Ted Cruz said "I'm a Christian first, American second"? Haha, good thing he's not Muslim, right!

Oh yea, "kind of fun" was kind of underselling it. Pine is great in it and it cemented my view of him as "character actor in leading man's body". Lot of good comedy and it replicates a fun 80's subgenre "one crazy night films".
But yea, the "beta male learns confidence" isn't a new trope, but it's kind of taken on a

Haha, I just wish it was a bug that had led to a better punchline than a really innocuous news item from a very long time ago (as far as superhero casting news timelines go).
That being said, glad it was fixed. That original "gutless turd" article is gold.