I like my tequila like I like my pants, good enough. 

Right, I  will add these to the list of stupid overpriced shit fan boys waste money on. I will also add this to the list of stuff I  would never consider buying.  My whiskey sipping glasses are nice globe shaped item I got for free with a bottle of Speyburn single malt, backed up by some Bulleit Bourbon freebies.  

Long ago, yeah

Kirkland Tequila is good enough. They also sell limes in bulk there and some prepacked mix in a twin pack

Wacky crazily-designed bottles and glasses like that are fun to look at on the shelf at Binny’s while saying “whoa, cool” and then immediately moving past to get the functional and good things you’d actually consider buying.

This shit is such an apt metaphor for current day tech companies. Take two perfectly functional things (fucking GLASSES AND BOTTLES NO LESS), make them substantially less functional but they require you to use some nonsense other thing that only works with these glasses and bottles so that customers have to rebuy…

Looks over here at this shiny new drinking glass, not over here at the sub $30k Tesla, or the Cyber Truck coming neverbuary 2032, or the Semi, or Roadster 2, or these other amazing things we’ve been promising for the last decade.

BMW abandoned lower-priced cars decades ago.

I read every day! :) I wasn’t kidding when I said I’d still be around here.

1st: I don’t think anyone will care if the cheaper models are as unforgivably ugly as all the other ones.

In the late 1980s a good friend had an Olds 98 sedan with the 350 Diesel V8. He put the car in the paper for sale, listed the engine as a 350 Diesel, and a guy came out to buy the car. They did the obligatory test drive, and the guy bought the car. A few days later he was calling my friend all sorts of bad names…

Grew up in the Philippines in the 90s, that case was on national news for months on end.

She was still pissed about not getting to be Attorney General.

That event sounds infinitely more interesting.

I don’t know. Ask your mom.

It’s an amusing story, but I can’t see it being worth watching if the “documentary” was stretched beyond 10 minutes.

You read this case in first year contracts during law school. It seems virtually every class reads it, and each year the reddit lawschool sub has a million memes and stories about it. I’ve had all I can handle about this case.

The case was laughable. Netflix should have made the documentary about the much more insane 1992 contest in the Philippines.

Goodness. What a boring conclusion!

The trailer doesn’t give away who wins this battle. For that we’ll have to head over to Netflix on November 17.