I don’t like that AppleTV has a troupe of actors they use repeatedly. I understand that these actors make package deals, but it gets really repetitive. Especially on a channel that doesn’t have a lot of programming. A lot of these people also don’t have the range to play a variety of roles — it’s just the same boring character plopped into a new story.
Obamacare is getting gutted bit by bit. You might have noticed the enrollment has dropped. This is because the premiums are way up, it’s now harder to get a subsidy to offset this, there are less insurance companies available, and the plans that are there now cover less. If Dems don’t win in the midterms, it’s toast.
Well, if Taylor Farms destroyed a bunch of their lettuce based on the initial information from the FDA, I wonder if they have a good lawsuit?
Greedy greedy greedy.
I think it’s a good product for the most part. I just think that Apple should’ve kept the price where it was, and eaten some of the increased parts cost. They make enough money from related subscriptions and the hardware box already has a huge profit margin. It’s not worth what they’re charging at the ridiculously higher new retail price, even for an Apple product.
Honda just killed its planned EVs and the only EV they were shipping in the US. So much for “teaming up”.
SSN’s aren’t something that are shared with others that often though. Mostly in banking/credit/medical/legal. Medical and gov probably isn’t allowed to sell that info, so it makes me wonder who is.
Considering the amount of identity fraud in the US, it amazes me that a data broker not only has the info, but is allowed to sell it.
How does Reuters have access to people’s social security numbers???
There are a number of posts online about this problem if you do an internet search (as I found out when trying to repair mine). Not sure if it was a bad batch, or an inherent design flaw.
Why is MSG tracking people to begin with? It’s gross.
Reminds me of ebook/audiobook recommendations in the major ebook stores. You can even tell it “I’m not interested in this author” and the same book will still show up five times as you scroll through recommendations. Gotta be some marketing incentives going on to push certain titles this hard.
No one was buying their map subscriptions. They want that sweet subscription revenue. In the long run it’s just going to cost them customers.
Honda had some interesting hybrids for a while, but they didn’t get good gas mileage like Toyota’s. It was strange. The CR-Z was a hybrid two seater, but the big ass Insight four door got about ten more miles to the gallon. The original two seater Insight was a banger though at like 50-something mpg. They should bring that back.
The flashbacks to the near present should have been their own show/prequel. I have no investment in these people or their story. I have started fast forwarding through these scenes.
At one time, Honda had a whole line of Civic models. The Del Sol was particularly awesome.
The rock stars guest starring as actors are the best part. Phil Collins! Glen Frey! Gene Simmons!
And then Don Johnson decides he wants to be a rock star too.
I wonder if he’s buying it in bulk to drive up his ranking? It’s been known to happen.
https://www.thewordling.com/2308-authors-who-bought-nyt-bestseller-list/
I love how supportive and loving this family is to each other in all of its incarnations — the comic strips, movies, and the tv show.
Interesting review on Pajiba. As I suspected it’s not very realistic, but possibly more so than the 1970s version.
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