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  • Definitely agree on Stranger Things. Season 1 was actually really good, but they kept ramping everything up in later seasons and it lost all of what made S1 good.

    I tried watching My Hero Academia with a friend and it was rough. Basically every trope that made me burn out on anime was dialed up to 11. My friend tried to explain that it was satirizing those tropes, but I couldn't handle it.

  • Yellowstone. With shows like The Sopranos or Sons of Anarchy you know the characters are evil, but you can connect just enough for it to be compelling.

    In Yellowstone it feels like they want you to see the characters as the heros, when they are mass-murdering, slave-owning oligarchs. They buy cops and politicians to gain power, but get bent on revenge if other powers don't "play by the rules". I didn't last too long, but everyone else seems to love it.

  • I want to argue with you, but that's pretty accurate. The only time I'll admit I'm at fault is if I know who actually screwed up. I'll say, "My mistake, I'll get that fixed right away," then I'll privately message the real culprit.

    But if I know it was me then I'm picking one off this list and kicking the can down the road. I'm the stereotypical lazy and spineless programmer.

  • I have a good '08 car that I bought with cash 10 years ago for $3000. I got it from a guy who exclusively sells and fixes this model of car. I went back last year to get my car fixed and looked at the cars he was selling. '08s were starting at $5000.

  • I have a couple patches of apple mint in my yard, which doesn't seem to spread much. It legitimately does smell amazing while I'm mowing and has always grown back by the next time I mow.