“Epic’s cost-cutting amid profitability struggles raises questions about who actually pays when the going gets tough”

Are you being contrarian or deliberately obtuse? Because given that you were spouting anti-union propaganda yesterday...

VinFast is not some scrappy underdog. VinGroup is the largest corporate conglomerate in Vietnam. Until recently, they made cell phones and TV’s. They have their own amusement park. THEY RUN THEIR OWN…

State-mandated lower-emissions gas blend.

Why can’t it be realistic? Uber and Lyft operated at billion-dollar quarterly losses for over a decade.

You forgot “GPS-enabled”

Embracer’s real problem is that they mostly bought failing and cast-off studios.

A double-digit percentage of conservatives didn't realize the Colbert Report was mocking them

You know what pushes up wages? Negotiating for higher wages

The FA’s controlling the window opacity really does suck.  Missed seeing anything landing at FCO

“Company provides police with video footage of people trying to steal/damage company’s property after the police follow proper legal procedures” doesn’t exactly sound like a big deal

Hell, that shit predated Trump.

I wouldn’t exactly claim a 787 is “pedestrian”

Definitely agree. But I do want to add a few things:

So what? There’s a much longer tradition of bosses using dogs, swords, clubs, guns, and literal bombs in response to people wanting better pay.

She didn’t show up in the movies because she was created after the fact. Which really causes a head-scratcher because in Revenge of the Sith, “the way the Jedi treated my apprentice after she was framed for a terrorist attack caused her to leave the Order” would seem to be more important than “they aren’t letting me…

There might be one or two makers of historical ammunition (think black powder-and-musket type of stuff), but that's probably because they'd think it would be inefficienct

Damnit Kristen, go find yourself a hot mailman/professor of ethics and moral philosophy!!

Right? I think that’s a great fucking point. Here is what I say this as a dude: go and ask any guy on the street if he will cut off his balls to go run track and field. Have a Leatherman on hand in case they say yes

That's just called "karma" for some people

Physical retailer's cut is 30%, which is/was why it was the same for digital storefronts.  Definitely it many times more than the cost of manufacturing and packaging a disc