So let's say I bought an apartment building and now it's worth 2+ million, what should I do to make amends for my situation?
David_Eight
If you want to say that about billionaires that's one thing but by that logic wouldn't many people with a small a business or trying to retire be considered "bad".
Ok, I was wrong, I didn't know about all the boats and the second company/charity.
The Forbes thing is just an educated guess though. And are you saying anyone with 2 million dollars or anyone with 2m in assets is automatically a bad person?
You don't even know whether Gabe is or isn't a billionaire.
"streaming is worse than cable now"
Ironically, pirating has never been easier lol
I think that's key to the success of future superhero movies. Deadpool is a R-Rated comedy, which gives Deadpool some novelty and keeps his character feeling fresh. Winter Soldier was a spy thriller, there was that X-men horror movie a few years ago (IDK if it's good, never saw it), the new joker movie is apparently a musical.
These are all different genres just with a superhero filter over them. The problem with the MCU as a whole is that they all feel the same and all the characters feel the same.
People are superhero'ed out
Deadpool 3 just had the 6th largest opening weekend of all time (and it's R-rated). People will go see good movies period, the MCU just hasn't been very good lately.
There's definitely some clause with the $10 gift card that says you can't sue them if you actually take one lol.
And I'm using my AC, we're both using power. How many times has the government told one of these companies to use less power because the grid can't handle the strain their servers put on it?
And it's not like these companies aren't herding people toward these cloud services. A few weeks ago my Google Cloud storage was maxed out so I wanted to delete some photos/videos off their cloud while keeping them on my phone. Legit couldn't figure out how to do that and just ended up deleting stuff permanently.
Don't forget to set you AC to 80 because the grid can't handle the load lol. That's exactly why this info is important, ecological solutions are somehow always trusted on individuals when the vast majority of the issue lies with corporations.
Well that's my point lol. Renting out apartments isn't inherently evil, just like owning a business isn't inherently evil. If I charge a reasonable rent, then owning 2+ million in assets doesn't automatically make me a bad person.