Tesla only builds cheap cars. Whether they’re inexpensive or not is another question. 

Well said and far more accurate and informative than what the author wrote.

A little jarring but not that unusual. He acts occasionally.

I never said he was a weakling. He can probably beat me up!

He already made that movie. It was called  Knight and Day. It was not good. 

Sounds like Air Supply or Billy Ocean might be better for you

That was how I read it the first time. I didn’t think you were trying to overstate your relationship with him. But now I know for sure that you’re NOT Patrick Ewing.

Apparently you’re not aware that you were citing production budget only, which ignores marketing, which is usually an additional 50-100% of a film’s cost

Wow. What were the chances that my comment would reach someone Dolan-adjacent?? That’s wild

At least boycott the Knicks. James Dolan is a FailSon doofus and the team is the leading cause of depression in the NY metro area. 

Nothing lasts forever and this part of Marvel’s arc was inevitable.

Mine does. I have a 13.9 gallon tank and often drive it down to fumes. Then, the pump lets me put in about 11.5 gallons before having to top off. 

This feels like concern trolling. Do you actually believe people are making the leap from “Minaj lied for clout” to “I no longer think prejudice is real?”

It’s an indictment of your critical thinking that you can’t see the difference between Wright’s and Minaj’s comedy. 

If true, that’s the saddest thing I’ve heard today. If not, and you’re just trolling, it’s sad in a different way. 

That’s a good point, but Gus’s wife really was a Bigfoot, right?

The important expectation is the one that Minaj set with his audience and as far as I can tell, he set the expectation that he was sharing a true story.

Well said. It’s frustrating trying to discuss this with people whose entire understanding of the situation starts and ends with a smug “you expect comedians to be honest??”

Because Minaj’s act isn’t just a comedy show and because he is making a pact with the audience that he is telling the truth. 

I’d be surprised if it was high CO2. Hypercarbia would cause a slow onset of lethargy and confusion before you passed out. Your description sounds more sudden.