The post-Endgame stuff has been pretty ambiguous about the timeline. WandaVision and Falcon & Winter Soldier are set almost immediately after; Far From Home and No Way Home span about a year and end around Christmas, just like Hawkeye, but Moon Knight, Eternals and Ms. Marvel could fall anywhere in that year-ish…

It'd be interesting if they took a page from the 90s Professor Hulk with the MCU Hulk; Getting angry caused him to revert to Bruce Banner but the savage Hulk's personality.

Kingo was mentioned in Ms. Marvel and a poster for one of his movies was shown. No mention of half a Celestial hanging out in the ocean, though.

Like the MCU glossed over Tony Stark's alcoholism, I doubt they're going to drive to deeply into Bruce Banner's abusive childhood. It's unfortunate, but doing it on She-Hulk will derail the lead's arc.

Are you aware of how much pollution animal agriculture creates? Or how farmers who work for large companies such as Tyson are mistreated and have a significant rate of suicide? Or that people who work in slaughterhouses have a high rate of PTSD? If we killed people at the rate we kill animals for food, the human race…

If you ever want to hear some people who clearly don't understand why vegans get angry, check out Elwood's Organic Dog Meat.

Well, considering every argument against veganism is an argument for animal abuse...

Alan Moore is a wizard or something and he has reason to curse DC.

...Did you look at my browser history?

The show was produced by the grandfather of the dude who founded PornHub.

If your Old Fashioned has cherry and orange in it, it's made wrong.

It's funny, because Jellico isn't a bad captain, he just has a different style than Picard. He's not an insane admiral or anything, he's just got the same line Picard had between himself and the crew in the first season of TNG.

Considering that service industry workers were never lucky enough to work remotely and spent untold hours being abused and screamed at for enforcing mask mandates which lead to them getting COVID and, y’know, dying. I have friends who were lifers, running bars, designing menus, who bailed after a few weeks…

What are the odds Netflix released this as a way to honor a contract without having to pay for the production of another controversial special? Maybe they’re sick of the outcry and they want to get out of the contract ASAP?

Exactly! It’s entirely too niche.

Goddamn right

I can’t see this working at any place with a specialized menu. If someone comes in for a shift and doesn’t know the menu, how are they supposed to answer questions about it? Or learn the table numbers? How’s a bartender going to jump behind a bar at a craft cocktail spot without studying the recipes? Bussers, food…

I don’t know if it’s national, but the Costco by me sells liquor, wine and beer and Sam’s doesn’t.

Any tips for those of us in non-office jobs?

I’ve been working in restaurants since I was eight and it's either beer- or man-mosa. The vodka thing has been requested a couple of times, but usually only with those, not a mimosa.