>>60889904
Good job on the research.

>>150040342
I hate it when writers make their characters frontload their issues in order to make me care about them. I don't know anything about these characters outside of them being miserable for having a bad day, so why should I care about them? Hell, are they only friends with each other because they're constantly having bad days with their first world problems? I feel like six minutes just isn't enough to work for what they're going for. Either extend they should've extented this more than six minutes in order to show off the characters more or use that six minutes more efficiently by keeping the dialogue brief, yet informative.

>>96396119
What I don't get is if you are collecting warhammer related figures why you wouldn't get something you can use beyond dust gathering

>>82166411
i'm just bored out of my mind man. surviving is so easy it leaves so much empty time. should i go homeless to make surviving a little more of a thrill? or should i be a prepper and hoard resources to busy my empty time to guarantee survival in the long-term? or should i sit and meditate perpetually until my mind breaks and i can enjoy boredom? i don't care about hustling, i just want to have fun while being alive. being alive and witnessing time slow down to a crawl is not fun, and is not a pleasant experience of being alive. whatever the case may be, i guess i'm already living life genuinely. i don't want to consume, i don't want to create, i just want to be alive with nothing extra. i just wish being alive was a little more fun.

>>512772067
>waste of time
I don't think you realize how much stress and fear some CEOs have now after these murders. They've been doubling down on getting better security and are extremely paranoid. Not going to say which corporation I work for but even regular executives are wanting huge line of personal security now, Thompson's murder was talked about for weeks and they were talking about that Blackstone bitch for a while as well.

Perfect oppurtunity for a ex-military and ex-feds to protect a bunch of one percenters, they are looking for more specialized security.

>>717632889
>I take my time exploring and talking to people
>from exploring the cave to Mt. Zhenwu before Cloudspire.

I remember a time where huemonkeys were thought to be the only problem online
seamonkeys, including indians, are far worse than huemonkeys ever were

>>11887362
>Boomers have been doing this since the dawn of time, with everything imaginable. Stamps, Comic Books, Insects, Butterflies.
You're argument is so broad that it blames boomers for inventing the concept of museums.