Phew. Thank heavens he thought of this after he left Nintendo eh? 

“And when I’m ready to move on to something else, wouldn’t it be great to monetize what I’ve built?”

Wow, talk about eroding your own legacy.

>when I’m ready to move on to something else, wouldn’t it be great to monetize what I’ve built?

Gross.

This was so good!

This is the society you get when you treat firearm ownership as an inalienable right, rather than a privilege with responsibilities.

Remember always what our Lord told his flock: “Follow me.” And he went on to say, “Set me free. Trust me and we will escape from the city.”

Same energy:

Literally why we can’t have nice things. Man babies scalping and reselling. 

I’ve been collecting Pokémon TCG cards since the franchise came to the US, but no way in hell would I even bother with that shit.

I’d be willing to bet none of them were buying cards for themselves, or for children they knew. Just another hobby ruined by scalpers in the great 2020/21 scalping depression.

As a fellow lifetime Harry Potter fan what I always wanted growing up was to know what the wizarding community/history was like in the United States.

Also worth noting is that in the future they have finally moved beyond gender, as people simply choose their “style” at the start of the game, and all clothing and hairstyles are available to everyone.

“Essentially every business resells their products,” said Jordan. “Tesco, for example, buys milk from farmers for 26p or so per litre and sells it on for upwards of 70p per litre. No one ever seems to complain to the extent as they are currently doing towards ourselves.”

The milk wholesaler adds value by making the milk much easier for consumers to get. It gets the milk from farms all over the place and moves it to a convenient marketplace. They earn their markup by adding value.

Confirmed, I’m a professional IT guy and I still don’t have a Mesh system set up in my home.

mesh wifi isn’t common in homes now, it definitely wasn’t in 2016