Anyone that reads how he conducts himself on the internet.

Standing there asking while holding the contents of your desk in a box. 

That is absolutely not acceptable. I’m all for arguing that people deserve time off. But if he is injured, on another continent, or tied up in a sex dungeon with a timed lock, he needs to say so.

Even if it isn’t moderated, I don’t know many who would ask their new boss something pressing like, “How do you think you are remotely qualified to do this job?” and think they would still be employed when the new boss takes over.

I was thinking it was a local con. Still NJ, but either in town, or a couple towns away. 

I could see someone buying the crater that was Camp Lehigh and making it a convention/event space (or the state making it fairgrounds to cash in on Cap). And it is relatively close to where Kamala lives. But I think you are right naming the con space Camp Lehigh for the night makes more sense.

Only thing I’d to the mix that complicates it that he offered access to the non-public data before going to buy, and he turned it down and made a deal to buy as-is. So even if he finds that twitter is like 85% bots, it may not be enough to get him out of the deal. 

I mean Musk sure does.

That just sounds like a horrible way to consume any entertainment. An average meta knowledge entertainment as a whole is going to tell you that most characters are going to live.

I think we can stop saying “for a Disney+ Show” and stop acting like it’s some purity ring family channel. It has a decent amount of violence on it already. It’s just not going to be a Tarantino Bloodbath.

Trolling people isn’t innovation.

It seems like this was the ideal school for this to *not* happen to.

Wasn’t this one of the pro-gun arguements?

I’m defending the comedian’s right to use whatever material they see fit so long as it’s not trying to incite hate or violence.

I’m very curious about all the call backs to the first movie. Wondering how much is intentional or just because they are shooting a spy movie.

Cameras never should have been allowed in this courtroom.

Maybe that’s part of the monkey’s paw deal.
Filoni can run it all, but he wouldn’t be able to directly write or direct.

I don’t think it’s fair to expect the middle director of a trilogy to just tread water so everything can be answered in the third movie by an unknown director. Of course he took the ball and answered some stuff, didn’t touch other things. He then left a bunch of interesting ideas for the next person to play with.

I know you don’t need my two cents, but its the wonders of the internet.

Not that I had much of an opinion on Musk before, but this whole thing really makes him look like a moron. He didn’t think to ask any of these questions before coming to an agreement to buy something?