I've become morbidly fascinated by this couple:At around 12:30 she breaks down crying from joy, as she "hasn't been there since 2020".
Oh no, another Mediocre Pokemon game, which is the exact same thing as every other pokemon game that has ever existed.
Their expressions make me think of the monkey noises from OneyNG's Monkey animation.
This isn't even obsession based consoomerism, this feels like pure gluttony. This like a dragon hoard. It almost feels like mental illness.
It freaks me out that none of them are opened. I could maybe see having 2 of a special edition console if you wanted to open and use one while keeping the other in the box as a collector’s item or mod one while leaving the other clean, but like he isn’t even opening some of them. And some of them aren’t even special editions! There’s literally no reason for this dude to have like 6 standard xbones, it’s not like they’re going to go up in value. Dude looks like he robbed a GameStop.
I was looking at his comments and he was talking about how he had 4 games. He kept 3 sealed and played one. He keeps a bunch of them sealed. He also collects Canadian coins as well.
By some theological definitions, it IS gluttony. It's needlessly hoarding and consooming things you don't need.
Not only Gluttony but also could make an easy argument for Avarice, and the act of doing it for clout is pretty clearly Pride.
We might as well fill in the rest of them. Definitely Envy towards anyone who has a game he doesn't have. Sloth from laying around playing games all the time. Lust because you just know he's Cooming While Consooming whenever he buys a new game. And finally Wrath if anyone were to call him out on it.
Speaking of Versace shirts, I can never get over how they're supposed to be a luxury brand but most of them don't even line up the pattern along the seams. That's one of the first rules of sewing and a basic indicator of quality.
Is the quality control bad or are they just sure that enough people will buy it regardless that it will be worth the cost of manufacturing them?
Lol, "When you order your new Star Cruiser from Wish.com" vs. "When it arrives".
It's like their faces are stuck in soymode.
I was under the impression that it was always going to be “just a truck”, but the plan was to have loading/unloading areas that would strategically hide the face that you’re walking into/out of a truck - like, the loading hallways on N airplane or something.
*hits a pothole* "WoOoAaAaAhHh!!! Those asteroids are a doozy!"
I agree with what you're saying, and for those prices they absolutely should be doing that. The labor to make those shirts is the exact same labor as it is to make the $15 dollar Walmart shirts. All clothes and shoes are sewn by hand. They have to be. We have yet to make robots capable of dealing with fabric, as fabric is slippery and needs to be feed through machines by hand. Every fabric is different too. Sewing clothes is actually a *very* highly skilled job, the women who do it are artists who deserve better across the board.
Why would it be a truck? I'd assume it would be a monorail or some other sort of "on rails" system like the monorails between parks or the rides Disney has had for decades. That is, I'd assume if I didn't already know how much Disney cheaps out on everything Star Wars, including the notoriously bad theme park. So in that case, yes, the truck fits perfectly alongside everything else bad about that theme park and hotel.
I’d assume it’s not a monorail because Disney has a very bad track record when it comes to monorail accidents. They probably figured this would be cheaper and less dangerous. Considering their history they may be right.