Enemies below your level often don't provide experience in rpgs

I think you might be confusing the desire to make something saleable with the ability to 

Like say with all the lawsuits 

Yes why on earth would they have made the Joker weird he’s usually so normal and following convention is such an important part of the character.

I feel weird about the kinda "pressure to stay" angle of RBG coverage bc like she deserves a rest and also is one of maybe six public figures I actually think we can trust to make the right decisions? She deserves a rest and I don't think saying that is going to stop her fighting tooth and nail for a better supreme…

I don’t think that’s a good start, because those are statistics that you would expect to overestimate - you’re instituting a, bias where drivers who are most annoyed are most likely to reach out, and even with that your numbers are small, and you don’t have any idea how small (unless there’s significant statistical…

It’s possiblyfragmentation by demographic - forcing mature content on to competitors is good for short-term projections if Disney also owns or makes significant profit from those competitors, which is becoming more and more possible for them. 

In about three years the streaming services will be accessible through a streaming service streaming service that aggregates them all. Nobody will learn anything. 

Actually, fast food employees can, do, and are legally obligated to by the ADA. This point really needed you to know shit before you made it so arrogantly, idiot. 

You were asked to do something that was easy for you and resulted in you driving away with food.

No no protests should ONLY inconvenience the group they are supposed to benefit, like how Martin Luther King blockaded black-owned businesses to end bus discrimination

A planet that's slowly dying because of car exhaust? 

Window one and two are usually in the same part of the kitchen so you don't have to say "no go round again" if someone asks for something they forgot, with an intercom system. There's not a lot of spare space in fast food. 

Dude.

That statement notably lacks an explanation, apology, or commitment. 

Alternatively override 133 is the protocol he used and the fact that someone counted past 133 elsewhere in the episode isn't actually any kind of plot hole it's just sort of how numbers work lol 

As opposed to all those billionaires who deserve their wealth hahah 

Yes, we live in a world in which you can’t always automatically get everything you want at a price you are willing to pay.

It’s only a problem if they care about you personally.

No, it doesn't mean that at all. If sixty bucks of vegetables are worth the exact same as sixty bucks, nobody buys anything and there's no such thing as money or exchange. That is just simply not how value works (in ANY economic theory, literally)