It’s basically the celebrity equivalent of using a coupon for lasik surgery or $20 tattoo day. Sure, sure they did some work but now you need to go back and pay them to do something else...

If she stole them, why didn’t she bury them with the respect she claims to have? These people are ghoulish fetishists.

I, for one, am shocked... SHOCKED...that this film didn’t turn out well.

Not only that, but like... as much as I enjoyed No Way Home, the entertainment I derived from it was almost solely because I got to see the return of characters I never thought I’d see on screen again. It’s really good junk food, but it’s still junk food. It doesn’t really have anything to say; I didn’t come out of it…

Sounds to me that massive centralized social media platforms was a mistake and maaaaaybe we should kill them.

You can be angry, AngryBob. Or you could practice empathy. In this case the restaurant has probably learned from experience that most people using a GroupOn aren’t aware that they’re suppose to tip on the menu price, and after watching their waitstaff disappointed by these guests, decided it was better to set a…

“Coupons CAN lead you to spend more money, so never use them” is a really odd take, especially for here. Coupons can literally save you money on things you were going to buy ANYWAY as well. Pointing out the manipulative psychology behind them on the part of who makes them is a valuable insight to help from…

I hate coupons, but I would never even walk into a Bed Bath and Beyond without one.  I just assume everything there is marked up 20%.

I think the biggest red flag is claiming to be some kind of personal finance influencer in the first place. As one of the slides mentions, if they actually know what they’re doing they’re going to spend their time doing that, not making tiktoks.

That Rick and Morty plot was a godsend PR tool for McDicks. Business a little slow in a quarter? Hype things up with a Szechuan sauce announcement. It’s like McRib and McLobster hype combined, but even better for them, as the hype is all grassroots social media. Low effort hype.

I think the star ingredient in the Szechuan sauce is ginger, but the vague “spice” may also play a role. And oddly, the Sweet and Sour has soy sauce as a listed ingredient. The Szechuan doesn’t.

To be fair, in 1998, none of you people knew the szechuan peppercorn with it’s numbing spice was the actual signature of Szechuan food.

Something tells me when you bury something in a LEAD coffin, you do NOT want whatever is in there from getting out!

2022 feels more like the kind of movie where a hideous green gas escapes from the box and quietly possesses one of the archeologists, *just* before someone else in the party figures out the meaning of the inscriptions...

This is why it’s important to remember that megacorporations are not your friends.  At best, they can be allies of convenience, but never forget they will sell you out for a nickel, all the while telling you exactly what you want to hear from them.

Hasn’t Chelsea been through enough?

My go-to is simple roasted cauliflower. I just toss it with a healthy amount of olive oil, salt and pepper, sometimes a bit of garlic, and a touch of whichever kind of vinegar I’m in the mood for. I then put it in a 450 degree oven until it’s browned to the point were it is not quite burned. It’s definitely important…

Disney has spoken up before in the past on political issues, especially during Bob Iger’s tenure. Iger publicly stated it would be “very difficult” to continue production in Georgia if the state passed a bill heavily restricting abortion rights, adding that “I think many people who work for us will not want to work…

Corporations aren’t going to save us from fascist theocracy.

I had similar thoughts about how he starts over at the end. But Strange only said that people would forget him, he never said Peters life would be erased from existence. So I assume that while the people around him have forgotten him, he still exists in the same bureaucratic systems as the rest of us. His birth certif…