That’s the equivalent of over 8 years of going to the park daily. I would imagine it’s not cheap either. All other considerations aside, where does one get the time and resources for that?
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A season pass is $1400, but there's parking too, and park food is super expensive. He probably averaged 2-3 times a week for 20-30 years, so it's doable, but still expensive.
The question is, why? It's just corporate commercial media content. I can understand attending 3000 Dodgers games way easier. At least a baseball game at the ballpark is real. Disney is just cartoon characters made into costumes, average quality amusement park rides with extreme lines, and cheap, gaudy decor.
I had season passes for Six Flags for a couple of years when my family was young, but we stopped renewing because we had already done it all repeatedly. After that we went once or twice a year, and sometimes skipped a year. We did have a lot of fun the years we had the passes.
I think Six Flags is better than Disney because the rides are better. Disney is focused on exploiting their IP, and the rides are just average.
I went to Disney a few times as a kid and remember the Pirates of the Caribbean ride being my favorite. I looked it up on YouTube a while back and they mutilated it with Johnny Depp movie stuff. I’d imagine that the Star Wars ride has suffered a similar fate. The last time I went I was in my early teens and all I remember was the lines, the Mexicans, and how dirty it was.
Magic Mountain indeed had better rollercoasters but same story. Last time I was there I was a teenager and just remember lines, beaners coming with their entire extended families, tattoos, and gangs. I can’t imagine the rides were all that well maintained, but I could be wrong. I keep waiting to hear about one of the coasters flying off the tracks.
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I need some kind of puke emoji, and a burn them at the stake emoji as well. I pray that God will strike them down.
Pity them brother, their souls are lost and their lives have no meaning beyond their physical touch.
Not sure about this one but I've heard of a similar story where both gay men actually had sex with the surrogate mother in the same "sitting" so the child would be truly "theirs". God please strike down already.
But wouldn't that mean that their homosexuality isn't really exclusively homosexual... just that it's a way for them to be more sexually degenerate than a regular straight fornicator could be, since women tend to be the limiting factor in sex.
In the future.
You will own nothzing. Except your 'social credit score'...
Don't be late on car payments, or the vehicle might drive off...
You will own nothzing. Except your 'social credit score'...
Future Ford Vehicles Could Repossess Themselves
Don't be late on car payments, or the vehicle might drive off...
I'm sure this would be sexist. If a guy sent a "picture of his special little guy" to a girl, his car could drive off and leave him.In the future.
You will own nothzing. Except your 'social credit score'...
Future Ford Vehicles Could Repossess Themselves
Don't be late on car payments, or the vehicle might drive off...
However, if a girl sent the right pictures of herself, she could have cars driving themselves to her.
I had to look up what the title in that dude's name is... it's a "master's in social work" (MSW)... almost as egregious of a change to one's name as changing your first name to "Fae."
I predict they will have a lot of unsold stock for these bars, but especially the one with the gross tranny pervert on it.
Good grief what cringe. And, as noted, this is absolutely worthless at best and in all actuality adverse to the brand. They are injecting politics into chocolate bars. Hersey has one purpose and that's to make tasty candy, that's it.
This will only harm them. But, this is also a product of "stakeholder capitalism", which is engendered by the post-2008 financial crisis, where the government hoodwink many of our key corporations and industries. This is also a product of esg.
Related, this underscores the necessity of religion. Here is an example of an inappropriate institution weighing in on "morality". Hersey's makes candy bars, which aren't exactly a noble pursuit. Morality is the purview of religion, period.
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