WhoIsTheDrizzle

Yes, thank you! Even finished games come out not finished now. They end up patching them after go-live.

I agree with both of you and I'll add that the negative publicity of rich folk gnashing their teeth about something as out of touch to working Americans as taxing a 5m+ second home is a good first step on popularizing and eventually executing the rest of his tax plan.

That is just one small potential tax on the rich. This was only taxing second homes over 5 million (very specific). He's also proposed a 51% increase in city individual income tax for earners over 1m, which would net 4b annually. Could increase corporate income tax, which he also proposed. That would bring in another 1.75b. Sounds like millionaires got off easy.

The 2nd and 3rd ones are still fun, action-packed movies with ground-breaking effects. The Matrix set an impossibly high bar and it was not originally planned to be a sequel, let alone a trilogy. They also whipped them together much faster, so in that context, I think they did a great job.

I'm not 100%, but I'm pretty sure Lana undertook it to destroy the series and get the movie studio to stop asking for sequels. It's like the central theme of the movie.

I would bet that Chinese auto manufacturers aren't taking 6 billion a month out of their company to pay shareholders in stock buybacks. Maybe reinvesting in the company to remain competitive is in fact, a good strategy.

That's fair. I should be more aware of the community. My apologies.

I believe that. We get our yoghurt from Indian food stores. $6 for 2.5 kilos. It's nuts!

What is a nonVeg/vegan? Struggling to understand how that isn't a contradiction. I also don't understand how you have a disdain for impossible burgers but not black bean burgers - you know they are both trying to substitute for a meat dish? This one is just a personal opinion, but I've had over a dozen different black bean burgers and none of them have been as good as an impossible or beyond burger. In fact, burgers were my primary example for years of why replicating meat dishes with vegetables sucked. The common issue is primarily that beans are dry/don't have enough fat and combined with a bun, it exacerbates the issue. So I feel the opposite - the meat substitute companies actually nailed this and have been successful in getting folks to eat less meat.

I'd love some recommendations on meat free bacon. I already substitute meat free burgers and breakfast sausage. Morningstar is butt.

He wouldn't because he's never had to buy anything himself in his life.

For washer/dryer it's speed queen. Or it's usually still easy to find people selling working older quality washers/dryers that are foolishly looking to upgrade to modern garbage.

Put it on the pile of the thousands of other peer-reviewed studies that prove the same thing. Still need to not be an actual moron to follow science-based thinking.