makeshiftreaper

Are they better than the mega-corps buying up thousands of houses, sure. Are they still taking one of the basic necessities for life and commidfying it? Also yes. You can use whataboutism all you want and maybe it helps you sleep at night but that doesn’t change what you’re doing.

I also love to hear landlords complain about how hard their “jobs” are and how tenants are so difficult. News flash: nobody is holding a gun to your head and making you rent out a house. If it’s so much work why don’t you sell the house, put the money into some structured investments and work all the hours you’d work on the property at a real job? Is it because it’s not actually all that much work? Is that why you say it’s a good retirement supplement? Or was it because your daddy was a landlord, and his daddy was a landlord and dammit being a landlord runs in your veins? Gee, I wonder if we ever came up with a term for a family landlord business? Maybe we can come up with something really regal to describe them?

Cliffhanger is a generous term for “the movie doesn’t have a 3rd act”

Don’t get me wrong, I liked it but it just kind of stops instead of ends

With those numbers I’d guess TotK was more profitable. Movies have a huge amount of production costs and some of those groups take percentages of total revenue and/or profit. Especially considering TotK was a first party game, so it had even fewer parties invested, it was probably higher margins.

I know this isn’t what you’re asking for but the kobo H2O is what I use and it’s fantastic. It’s not sucked into Amazon’s shitty ecosystem and right out of the box it works for loading pirated content. I get all my books from the zlibrary onion site and you literally drag and drop files into the file folder. It’s e-ink so the battery lasts forever, it gets super bright for outside reading, and it’s waterproof. I can’t speak to modding but I haven’t bought a book since 2020 because of it and I honestly prefer it to most physical books at this point