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Exchanging Xitter’s value for Tesla’s feels like some financial alchemy.

Lazzo made no secret (he flat out said so in Reddit AMA's) of his driving philosophy being "Bring the funny or look for another job." This is the same guy who allegedly rejected Bojack Horseman for Mr. Pickles. CSE would never have made it past him.

Leftover pasta with fresh leg of lamb.

Adolescence. Jeez.

Solo Leveling 21 Red Ranger in Another World 8

The Day The Earth Blew Up - 7.5/10. Stumbles in a bit in the second act before it ramps up, but considering the lack of new Looney Tunes anything for decades, this felt like a welcome throwback.

Dynamite Comics - IP Rehabilitation Center.

Strip steak and thin whole wheat sphagetti with homemade tomato sauce, mushrooms and pancetta mixed in to the sauce.

The oldest fighter to ever win a heavyweight championship, grill maven and apparently nice guy. RIP.

That didn’t take long. Like at all. But that does change the question.

Short term price pumping. Shit isn’t sustainable.

It’s arguably the success of Invincible that has Amazon wanting to invest again.

Good to see he’s concerned about his fans.

Because if someone else can’t, the show is canceled.

They’re also the biggest streamer with no anime. Coincidence?

Hulu and Disney+.

Someone was asking for my address at 7am for a petition when my coffee hasn’t kicked in yet. I almost gave her my old address (because I’m still not over losing that apartment) before I realized the real address. I am not a morning person.

S1 of The White Lotus. I’m just going through the whole thing.

Like many projected franchises, The Matrix, Highlander, and FLCL, there should have been only one.

Sakamoto Days 9-10 Kinnikuman Perfect Origin S2 9.

My short ribs with the mushrooms and pancetta, with mashed potatoes and red wine.

https://animecorner.me/amazon-prime-video-anime-long-term-strategy/ That’s massive if true, that DeMarco’s originals are making less than what is frankly older content and the occasional new movie.

We’re going to keep getting April Fools content till the channel is sold because it’s one of the few remaining avenues for creativity that the block seems to have. The early Adult Swim counterculture environment is long gone, corporatized into another cog in the Max machine, but April Fools? They get to spread their creative wings and have fun at the audiences expense. An increasingly shrinking audience but an audience all the same.