This movie really captured how insane and uncomfortable every second of 2020 was. There's nothing you could pay me to go back

covid was the best year of my life. Paid to shitpost all year

>>212979710 (OP)
life still kinda feels like that
didnt some guy just go eddington some politicians like a month ago and no one even cared

>>212979710 (OP)
2020 was chill as fuck. Hanging out with my girlfriend getting drunk, playing videos games, ordering doordash and getting paid to not work. It was fucking heaven can we please go back

2020 was the comfiest year of my life.

worth seeing? I am fine with Ari's aimless abstract direction.

>>212979979
>stay at home
>get free monies from the gov
>shitpost with the rest of the world
>bingewatch tv

>>212980154
definitely go see it

>>212979710 (OP)
As if the following years haven't been even worse

>>212980259
They've been way better since around summer 2021

>>212980154
It's pretty funny

>>212980154
It's too long and not entertaining like Beau was, but it's not a complete waste of time. It's pretty buzzwordy and I don't think said very much.

>>212980154
first act was okay and showed promise, the rest was just political slop. waste of time. was this seriously meant to be funny?

>>212979755
>>212979917
>>212979979
>>212980175
Literal cattle

2020 - 2022 felt like one year to me
2023 was forgettable
2024 was a kino year
2025 sucks ass so far

>>212983492
You'd remember 2025 as a good year in 2028.

>>212979755
This, I was on EI and did nothing but watch every episode of Frasier. By the time I had to go back to work I was a more refined person

>>212983426
government was panicking because they didn't want to keep paying the benefits. There was a small baby boom. Lots of women realized that they like being stay at home moms instead of career women. People started working from home and they had to discourage that afterwards. Lots of people paid down their debts because they were at home, collecting money but not spending it, which was a literal holocaust for Mr. Shekelstein. Immigrants were prevented from flooding in which temporarily raised wages and increased the bargaining power of workers so they had to let even more in when the pandemic was over to "re-calibrate the economy"

It's no wonder that conservatards were the most pissed off about the lockdowns.

why are they so obsessed with making cowboys as faggy as possible in every big tv show and movie? its so odd.

>>212979979
same. it was like a glimpse at life if we had UBI. unfortunately we had to go back to rpetending as if most jobs were necessary afterward. absolutely loved the covid years.

>>212983587
Great and now our economy is irreparably fucked with inflation and even worse wealth inequality.

2019 was the best year of my life and the lockdowns wrecked it. I had actual friends and a social life and then everybody went on Zoom and don't want to come back out into the real world. Developed a drinking problem and gained a ton of weight.

2020 was paradise for a hikkimori NEET.

>>212983624
the 'economy' is fucked either way when you don't produce anything of value and it's just jews moving money around. At least regular people should get to loot as the ship sinks as well.

why are boomers so obsessed with everybody coming into the office every day, for jobs that you can do easily at home?

>>212983859
>At least regular people
You live in a bubble if you think most people were getting paid to work from home and play video games. Only about 35% of workers were able to work from home during the pandemic and those were mostly white-collar, higher-income workers.

>>212983782
Similar experience, my work friends were all let go and the woman I was seeing became a vax freak and ended it

>>212983782
>>212984032
Oh I was normal so I got paid to work from home like a normal person and started running to keep active. Did you guys try being normal and not weird?

>>212984339
Running like lady? Benchod basterd

>>212984339
You make it sound like there are unlimited opportunities.

>>212980175
>>212979755
I got to play video games again like when I was a kid. Take me back.

>>212983927
Because it’s about holding power over someone. Boomers had to watch their boss fuck their wife when they were younger, now they wanna get one over on the next generation. Spiteful old faggots. I work in a warehouse though so I don’t give a fuck about white collar workers.

>212984339

>>212983927
Jewish landlords lose everything if no one is renting their shitty offices

>>212984339
I feel like you're responding to a post you imagined I made instead of the one I actually did

>>212979917
It amuses me when people post this shit them blame the vaccines for all the excess deaths since

>>212983934
>Only about 35%
>only more than a third
That's not a small amount.