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Orcus424 t1_jec02hd wrote

That episode made a lot less sense in college. I thought fraternities were for everyone who wanted to join. In reality they are for the rich and well off students. Those who are struggling to pay for tuition aren't in fraternities or sororities. When you realize that you see that one guy messing with Carlton is just playing the struggling guy. I've seen that trope in various shows. The rich kid playing a poor kid kind of deal.

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Maelstrom52 t1_jebzqzm wrote

So, based on the article, the main thing that Zaslav achieved was reducing debt load (by eliminating the need for outside financing) and increasing free cash flow. For people in finance, what would be the benefit, from WBD's perspective, from reducing debt load? Does it mean that they generate higher profit yields from projects or is there some tax or other reason why this would be important to a company like this?

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MadeByTango t1_jebyngt wrote

Aka, the marketing is spinning up so instead of knowing who is working on anything they make us wait until can get clicks out of it by dribbling long finished credits over weeks. Terrible state of the industry, and shitty for the people working who can’t trade on their completed work until the corporation decided to announce it.

SAG needs to shut this delayed announcement and NDA shit down. People need to apply for work, and Disney is kind of a huge deal on a resume.

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Vuiz t1_jeby1nm wrote

That scene with him doing a speech to his citizens.. and they would make up 1/2 of your average high school class..

Another pet peeve I had with that section, it's a big city - How the hell do you evacuate an entire city? Especially from a ship directly above said city?

Their crayon show, the bad batch has much stronger story than s3 mandalorian.

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speckhuggarn t1_jebvv9v wrote

Still think the animated ones (Clone Wars, Rebels, and now Bad Batch) are even higher in quality, and already in a more "verse" that Mando and those are building on.

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