Thebeardedsinglemalt

I can still access r/Falcons.

On my android phone using duckduckgo browser via Wi-Fi with adguardhome dns

What I liked about Always Sunny podcast was it was the guys watching the episodes for the first time and would usually share a lot of great behind the scenes content while also BSing. If you’ve watched the whole series multiple times it’s really entertaining.

The only podcast I actually got into was the Always Sunny podcast, which kinda ended abruptly when their schedules got too hectic. I tried Dropping Names with Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner but after a few episodes it got kinda dull with their mostly posting demeanor and them trying to just shoehorn as many names into stories as possible.

So the top 7 companies hedged their entire futures on something unsustainable? In the last 12 months Oracle already laid off over 50,000 employees to bottom-line their AI goals (30,000 ish and 21,000ish a couple weeks ago).

Are we at the point of stocking up on materials and pulling $$ from banks for the inevitable collapse?

but there really are no words for what spez did.

Profited. That’s the word.

Or they could just shoot the drone.

Because they thought the Kool aid was tasty

The androids butt plug.

And this was after they fired about 30,000 employees.

So at what point should we start slowly pulling money out of banks for the inevitable collapse