My first thought was Wells Fargo but they’d burn down a rainforest for an extra tenth of a percent.
specialseaweed
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Nice call on Jade Empire.
Exactly the same here. Loved one. Two was not great.
I knew a very large company that was offered a hundred million dollars if they would build their factory in Louisiana. They didn’t do it because the workforce could not support the factory. Not enough engineers and higher education workers, but plenty of line workers.
Mets is going to take the money and run. They’ll meet minimum requirements then hollow it out.
My 13 and 15 year olds are PC first gamers, then consoles, then mobile. I raised them that way on purpose because I wanted to avoid tablet and phone screens. I could control access better that way.
And yea, also because I’m a pc and console gamer and wanted to play my favorite games with them.
The older one has started playing mobile games more often and yea, it’s Genshin and Honkai. That kid was always in love with Fire Emblem, so Honkai makes sense to me. The stories are all kind of the same.
A friend stayed with us for a few days and they have a 12 and 10 year old. I have every console imaginable, PCs on big screens, and they never left their tablets.
I think once kids get on the tablet/phone/mobile games, they don’t really leave. I don’t know that I would have either.
Joust. Easily understood game for little ones, and you can discourage player killing.
Sell consulting services. Doesn't matter if you're right or wrong, what matters is that you're paid.
They’re expensive because they’re cover for the executives to make a move. The executives can shield liability and justify any change by saying they did it in consultation with a big firm. It’s virtually impossible to pierce that with a lawsuit.
That Thuram miss was rough. It’s a different game if he scores there. It goes from feeling like it can get out of control to a very manageable game.
Those Juve teams were incredible. That defense, man.
Conte is a damned good coach.
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He's running in the primary against one of the most powerful "behind the scenes" senators in the party. This is the Senate Republican political action committee trying to trash him into getting out of the race.