StansberryRules

I have never consumed a single piece of FF7 media outside of the original PS1 release.

It's unfathomable how much mileage they've managed to squeeze out of it.

Over 300 billion pennies were minted.

They will not be rare in our lifetime and probably not for several lifetimes.

Cybill Sepherd in Taxi Driver was an absolute dime.



Would take to dirty porno theater.

Tolerating differences is fine but where things went insane was having to pretend everything is equal.

Some things are just objectively better than others.

Being fat is objectively bad. You look bad, you feel bad, it's bad for your health and society.

If you want to be a 300 lb lardass that's your right but society shouldn't have to pretend your choice is super awesome.

Things that should be frowned upon and discouraged, but technically allowed are instead put on a pedestal and celebrated.

Societies can only thrive when people are encouraged to do things the right way.

I had never even heard of this until Twitter began making fun of it.

It's a 3 hour long visual novel with optional quick time events that have no impact on anything that actually happens. I'm not sure how this could even be considered a "game"

Theater kids have ruined gaming.

Caddyshack and Funny Farm

There's pretty much nothing I can say that hasn't been said 1,000x before about how badly Sony completely botched the PS5 generation.

The all-in gamble to live service games was a multi-billion dollar disaster and it's not even over, more 100% surefire mega-flpos are inbound.

The opportunity cost is what kills me the most. We probably could have had 10-15 insanely high quality single player games this generation that never existed because Sony decided chasing the live service dragon was their strategy.

Sony is lucky that Microsoft and Nintendo have been equally retarded the past decade as well. The state of the console landscape is bleak.

You'll have teams with losing records in conference play making the field every year now.

Not sure how a team that goes 7-11 in the ACC has an argument to why they should be int he tournament to crown the national champion.

the business of sports has ruined actual sports.

Every single regret I have is something I kinda knew I shouldn't be doing even before I did it.