It truly was an ensemble, yep. But honestly if I had to pick, I’d say Josh was the most focused-on.

It’s a heavy sack to bear

Yeah no shit, they mean as a human actor, as social media has been clamoring for for several years.

And it looks like any late model sedan (Accord, Camry) in the “Sport” trim.

Depends of your needs of course, but here’s what I would do if forced into the sub-$20,000 used market: find yourself a 12-15 year old flagship Japanese sedan. You can get a Lexus ES350 or Toyota Avalon with under 100,000 miles for 12-15 grand. These are cars with 200,000 miles left on them and in nearly mint…

Oh they’re obscenely expensive, but so damn nice. I have 3.

Fake Aviators. The real company who has had the DOD contract (pilots, astronauts) for sunglasses since the early 1980s is called Randolph Engineering.

Barbie is a corporate-IP based star vehicle. Not at all the type of film he’s talking about.

Ron?

Looking at *used* 2020 Suburban prices, those ads weren’t a joke. You really need to own a 7 bedroom post-modern mansion to afford one.

I hope Lando sends Han the longest text message

Also like half the medications in existence have a tiny incidence of suicidal thoughts. It’s common as long as it doesn’t turn out to be some serious percentage.

My god it’s beautiful

The Data Scientist who goes by “Brainwrap” on Daily Kos tracked covid deaths by political precinct throughout the pandemic (in a fantastic series of articles)

I thought that was a Jan 6th joke. Maybe not.

“Where we’re going, we don’t *need* voters”

I agree that the trope of removing the protagonist’s ability is annoying. It’s a plot contrivance to manufacture stress in the audience that will always 100% be undone.

The Wolverine was almost perfect and I really liked it. The CGI mech suit ending was kind of weak.

You do have a point

Thank god I only have 49 million dollars.