I could understand homecooking and when ordering food, as that stuff comes in disposable packaging.
But when going out to eat? Drinks come in a glass or cup, food comes on a plate, side dishes in bowls. I'm sure the kitchen produces waste, but you don't really get to see it.
But Nintendo’s isn't anywhere close to having a monopoly on gaming?
Also, I'm totally willing to pay $80 or more for a game I actually want to play. This really is only a problem for the people that need to buy a new game every week.
That can also be explained by loyalty towards a fellow soldier and master. But the movie characters just don't feel like friends on-screen. They have no chemistry. And they complain about behind each other's backs a lot.
I'm not a writer or can provide an easy fix, but everytime I see Obi-Wan say "And he was good friend" in New Hope, I always think back at the prequels and think ... "really?".
I mean, I've had falling outs with people that I once conidered friends ... and they didn't even mass murder a bunch of kids.
That's really where the core problem is, I think. Anakin doesn't really have much of an ark. He was always kind of frustrated and angry and basically had one foot in the door to the darkside from the start of ep2. Obi-Wan seems emotionally tone deaf for not realising sooner Anakin was a bad apple ... even though council literally told him they sense "grave danger" in him. But I guess he promised.
Right, we have this very cringy dialog explaining to us that they are indeed friends because the movies never showed us and we need to be reminded of it to make the final battle more emotional.
Not really. Only time they were implied to be friends is at the start of the Ep2, when they talk about how they saved each other on some off-screen adventure. From there on what actually see is more like a disgruntled teacher-student relationship that keeps deteriorating.
I'm closing in on 80 and I feel a very strong need for one :)