Orchestral U2. 😬
Let's not let this part get lost...
In response, Sabre published a reel on Instagram tearing into Mace.
“I had such a glow-up on HRT that I am now officially an enemy of the state,” Sabre joked in the video, adding: “A sitting member of the United States government went onto a random citizen’s Twitter account to bully them on a transition timeline they posted a month ago on her official Twitter account. In the United States of America, if you glow up, they will hate you.”
“So if you’re ever wondering why our government is currently collapsing, it’s because I’m too hot on Twitter,” she continued in a tongue-in-cheek manner. “I’m sorry.”
😂🤣😂🤣
Consommé?
I am genuinely curious to see how this turns outs. I'd love to see the original film somewhere to get a baseline, then do a side-by-side with this new AI-fiddled one.
I think it depends on the distribution agreement. For a big-budget, major studio release you might see one or two trailers like that (featuring this card), but exhibitors can put whatever else they want in there as well. AMC is the absolute worst about this.
- Don't make me pay to park a car.
- No ads.
- No excessive "welcome to our theater chain!!1!" preroll. A static card or 5-sec bump will do.
- One movie trailer is ideal; Two is OK; Three if you must. Absolutely no more than that.
- Comfy seating.
Something tells me PT Anderson may be back on the booger sugar.
I was an apologist for Proton during the whole Andy Yen commentary mess, but this is a really sus choice for Proton to be making.
All that matters under capitalism is growth. I wonder if the thinking here is that Proton has already captured all the geek/privacy enthusiast crowd that it's going to, and Andy Yen's social fuck-up basically killed any future expansion in that space, so this is part of a pivot to new markets and abandonment of areas they know they aren't going to win back.
If so, I'd expect to see Proton making expanded ad buys targeting preppers, libertarians, sov-cit types and other "I'm being watched!!" kooks.
The push for a “$15 minimum wage” was first made law in Seattle, and the law included annual increases to keep up with inflation.
The current minimum wage in Seattle in 2024 is $19.97 / hour.
Any minimum wage law that doesn’t address inflation is not taking itself seriously.
A high quality version of the map can be found at the bottom of this PDF: https://railroads.dot.gov/sites/fra.dot.gov/files/2023-12/FY22%20CID%20Project%20Summaries-Map.pdf
And here's a screenshot of the high-res map: https://imgur.com/dHbLmXL
But the slaves' emancipation was right around the corner in 1865, approximately 124 years prior to the release of Belgian techno anthem Pump Up the Jam.
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