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It's like I've always said, "The best part of being an adult is being a child with money."
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Look, nothing goes harder than the US intro to Digimon.
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I've been saying this forever. Plus, it's about time we finally got back to the basics of the four humors.
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Plus a metric ton of companies that are grossly overvalued due to hype and promises.
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Exactly. Because most of his voters don't really listen to what he says, they have an idealized version of him they keep in their head that says and does and promises exactly what they want and that's who they vote for and support. Completely delusional, insanity.
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Pretty sure it's just a modded Satellaview.
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Then there's the opposite end of the spectrum: "You have 24 hours to save us and there's always going to be a ticking clock, if you don't complete the story in a set time you will fail and have to start again." To where I feel too anxious to even play the game
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I get dreams about going back to high school for one reason or another, but the layout of the school changes constantly and I can't find my first class, I know where it is, but the way there never seems to end.
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Funny thing is the second part is only there because the student didn't like that the original story just had Job lose everything, so the teacher added the ending where Job gets everything back, but better.
The story is only like 2 chapters out of a dozen or so, and the rest is discussion.
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Technically it's a story made up by a teacher to a student in a temple as a metaphor to help address a question the student had. Even in the book it says it's a story, the story itself is in two parts and isn't even the majority of the book.
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Kind of looks like a Zeus like figure winding up to throw a lightning/energy bolt.
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And without the poor person spending money, who pays the bills for those businesses that the rich people start? How do the rich become rich if not for the poor spending money at their establishments? Giving money directly to the owner isn't how you build an economy.
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Did you guys grab an existing newspaper and replace the headline and main picture? I read the whole front page and it sounds like a Canadian newspaper covering Toronto Township...
No, wait. I looked it up and here's the original: