parsath.bsky.social
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Consent happens in the moment.
But when a person's story falls apart and has blatant inconsistencies after 3 attempts to clarify. It's fair to cast doubt on said moment
And regardless. The point is you used the situation as an opportunity for a quick plug, so you really don't take it seriously.
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It's called Dragon's Den in the UK too.
I think there's a copyright issue in th US
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It says a lot about you, that your response to potential SA is to plug your two videos about it.
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Ricky has a good thing going with Big Bill, when Jericho recruited him to the Learning Tree.
So probably yeah.
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Pretty sure it's nothing insidious.
Just easier for Chris to get WWE guys now than it was before.
He still has some AEW talent on.
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I'd be happy to tell her that.
I'd also be happy to tell her she should be fired, and she let those kids down.
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Just jumping into add, some people still need to have Twitter due to work obligations.
Some creators have built a following on there and dropping it all together without a migration period could cause mass dropoffs in followers. Which affects their advertising potential and revenue
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Archer and Cage are a way more exciting big man team.
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Slight correction
She couldn't travel because of UK restrictions.
Tony paid her for a year, then released basically all the talent living abroad except PAC.
Sucks but I understand why he had to do it.
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God I hope not.
No harm to either guy, but they're just so dull and don't really add anything
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*zoomer
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Because all WWE is now is ads and Zoomed celebrities, meanwhile the world heavyweight champion feels like a b tier star.
Fucking Hell.
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For example
Ryan Nemeth got fucked over in AEW, he probably isn't getting signed to WWE because Punk works there.
The TNA/WWE relationship could fuck him over.
Imagine, everyone has to be on their toes like that.
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I don't think companies working together is all positive.
Some crossover like we have now is good, but if everyone is on the same page then it could be disastrous for talent.
Skmeone gets fired in an ugly fashion. Other companies may not want to work with them for the sake of the relationship
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People who had to work for their opportunity are left wing.
People who got handed one because they failed doing something else are right wing.
Makes sense.
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For what it's worth, competition doing good only helps everyone.
Literally every statistic shows this.
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WWE spent 40 years telling people they are the be all and end all with biased documentaries and revisionist history.
People have been trained to think a monopoly is the default for the wrestling business.
Things have gotten better under HHH, but this is a sad reality.
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I thought the opening segment tonight was one of the best things AEW has done in a while.
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Easily the best Dynamite opening in over a year.
Really great stuff.
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In the Pokemon TCG space, Logan Paul definitely had a hand in scummy finance bro types getting in.
He opened the hobby to his audience
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Sadly, it isn't 6 year olds kicking off this time.
It's grown men, who want to re-sell these for a profit
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He more or less said as much in his interview with CVV.
He even called his match with Takeshita an AEW tryout.
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Just odd to bring up ratings at all.
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Do you watch movies and make judgements on the quality based on how much money it made or?
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Couldn't fit it on the show, that would get in the way of the really important stuff.
Ads. Belligerent levels of ads.