They’ll skirt environmental regs all day with almost no consequenses, but holy hell are they in for some actual hurt if the IRS is coming for them.

Hi Chris’s publicist. If Chris Brown didn’t want phones at his show, he could have implemented a no-phone rule. He didn’t, because people don’t want to go anywhere without access to their phones and it might have impacted his bottom line; Chris looks after Chris. Since she was allowed to have a phone and look at it,…

Chris Brown was right for this one thing.

I can just imagine it now - people going landfill diving for that rare funko. 

“No, honest, Mom and Dad! There value will go up again!”

Funko Pop!(s) as an investment?

Tulips would like a word.

Wow...

Over the long run, 99 percent of Funkos are worthless outside of whatever depraved joy fans get from occasionally making eye contact with the ones lining their shelves.

“Surely this iteration of beanie babies will have staying power!”

...throwing them out will be cheaper than trying to sell them.

Funko building a whole-ass IPO on what was clearly a fad is just fucking astounding to me.

This article was definitely written by a human, not AI, seeing how many errors are littered throughout

The spelling errors in this are overwhelming.

I mean you aren’t wrong. They do it for free with no guarantee of payout so they should get *something* but yeah it seems that two things are true:

Shows what you know. I hold in my very hands an actual CHECK from the Equifax Breach settlement.

I remember some lawyer that specializes in class action shareholder lawsuits joking that the best part of his job is doesn’t have to deal with clients.

You starting to get the feeling that class actions are ways for the lawyers to get rich?  

In my experience. . .

um.... the title on this one. just... wow