Much like the person in the picture, people like attention.
It's annoying, but it's far better attention-seeking behavior than previous outlets for that like being an edgelord or "teh penguin of d00m" type shit.
regul
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When I was an intern and first moved to the city, all I had ever known was driving to get everywhere. The suburb I grew up in didn't have any public transit other than school buses.
I think for a lot of Americans (making an assumption here), they don't even consider modes other than driving. Maybe as part of orientation you can explain the public transit options available.
the Knicks also did not have KAT last night
This is pretty unbelievable, since our local businesses are all hurting downtown, and it only seems alive when we block off vehicle traffic during special events.
Promise you these businesses would be the ones protesting if they tried to remove 12 parking spaces to replace them with a bike lane.
But yeah, I love an "activated pedestrian square" with no means of access other than driving.
shoulda been a Trans Am
Lebron's aura was the only thing keeping AD from falling apart.
Nothing. Sorry. I was unclear. They've extended their ban on new buildings taller than 50'.
Same city that recently extended their 50' building height limit (despite already having several apartment buildings taller than that).
It sounds like Tim Sweeney is making decisions motivated by money, not necessarily out of childishness. I think there's a difference. I probably agree that they're shitty decisions for consumers, but it's pretty clear what his motives are.
Also, Sam Lake is not the CEO of Remedy. I had to go look it up. It's someone named Tero Virtala who I've never heard of.
Epic paid them a bunch of money for the exclusivity. Money they needed to produce the game. Remedy needs the money upfront. And Epic takes less of a cut than Steam.
I feel like you're mad at the wrong people?
Jon Bois the goat