I always didn’t like Steven Seagal, he always rubbed me the wrong way. My mother would always bug me about it: “You don’t personally know the guy, you don’t know at all what he’s really like”. Turns out I was right mom, Fuck that sleazy bastard
Lucy Lawless on the other hand is a fantastic lady and I love how she calls out Kevin Sorbo
What I find most interesting is that Warren Buffet has come right out said it’s weird that society will reward people into being billionaires and has publicly stated that there’s is for sure a class war going on and billionaires are winning.
I think it’s nice he’s giving most of his fortune away but disappointing he hasn’t called for the system that made his fortune to be dismantled.
In hindsight I’m not totally convinced about him. I think about how Corey Feldman said he never did nothing and Corey seemed willing to burn any bridge. Not that it isn’t possible that MJ left Corey alone but still hurt others.
I feel like I was fortunate that as soon as I came to understand there was alot of buzz about this guy I wanted to understand why, did some research, and found out that he got lucky twice with corporate mergers making him alot of money.
And by “Nazis” she probably means their Jewish president
Scott Adams
I’ll never understand how a guy who build his career on lambasting the Pointy Haired Boss would think the IRL Pointy Haired Boss would make a great president.
If the Christian god was a person and he moved next door, i would move out of town. Can’t trust that bastard.
When walking is outlawed only outlaws will go on walks!
Senior Management in much of Corporate America is like a kind of modern Nobility in which looking and sounding the part is more important than strong competence in the field. It’s why buzzwords catch like wildfire.
Of all the wealthy people I’ve ever read about, Buffet seems to actually care about money the least. Like’s he’s in love with the process in the way that an autistic person loves their hyper focus but if he lost everything, it wouldn’t faze him.