I didn’t buy “one year” of gameplay I bought the fucking game.
That right there is the root of the overall problems we're seeing: licensing, and the increasing willingness of assholes with MBAs to use licensing as a weapon to increase profits.
When you pay your money, you're not getting anything but the right to use the thing for as long as the company decides to let you keep using it. They take your money AND they retain the right to revoke or change the license whenever and however they want.
The only way to win this kind of game is to a) not play it, and/or b) take to the high seas.
I mean, to Twitter employees he's already kind of a SpockBeard version of Jo Bennett from The Office:
Now, you all must be in a tizzy. I can see it on your faces, I mean, what's going on now? I mean, who owns Dunder Mifflin Twitter? Right? I mean, Sabre X? What's that? Some company I've never heard of? Down in Tallahassee Hawthorne? Where is that? Near Mars?
If he started yelling after you started taking him outside, he's probably wanting to go outside again.
If you take him out at the same time every day, he'll probably learn the schedule pretty quickly and will be quieter during the non-walk times, as long as he knows he'll get to go out again.
The REAL Picard Maneuver