Wait until the rugpull happens and prices 10x.

Nice try. I’m not googling “copper pegging” again.

Holey shirt.

Oh no how unfortunate.

Bump it.

Deadbeat billionaire pedophile rapist.

Listen to Joel’s director’s commentary on Batman Forever. It’s basically an apology tour.

His reasoning was that comic books (the source material) was colorful and campy, and he just leaned into it.

Hard to be mad at him for that.

Oh no, not more affordable housing.

Those grapes were probably sour, anyway.

Great? Wind down all your domestic auto manufacturers and open the doors for CCP-subsidized cars.

Did they make DC a state?

Soviets fought Nazis in WWI?

News to me.

Says the guy cheering 50-year sentences for protesters.

Yes, it’s confusing to say something costs $X then charge the customer $X+$Y.

Almost like it’s deceptive.

You conveniently left out the next sentence:

Additional research has indicated that women and other minorities view risky job offers as the only chance they are likely to get.

If you’re in the C-suite, you know enough to make an informed decision. And that boards always look for a pliant CEO.

And if you don’t know those things, why are you in the C-suite?

They aren’t scooping people up off the street and making them CEOs.

The idea of a “glass cliff” (referencing the glass ceiling) strongly implies that this promotion isn’t voluntary, and that there is some malevolence in the promotion, or at least some unfairness.

If the company is in obvious distress… don’t the candidates know better? Can’t they say “no” if it’s a rotten deal?

Or are they adults with agency who saw the deal for what it was and took it anyway?

Are these people not allowed to say no to holding the bag?

Uhhh… are you defending Liz Truss?

Alright, tankies. Explain how this isn’t colonialism.