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You can actually snag an extra 10% off at Best Buy if you're a DMV member. Honestly, you could even have someone else buy it for you since they don't check IDs, just the membership card. 😁
Just thought you guys should know. 🙂
slyscout3 said:Thanks, I already tried that, but honestly, nothing’s changed... just the same old thing. Hopefully things smooth out soon like you said.
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Is it just acting up on one device (like your phone), or is it happening everywhere—tablets, laptops, the whole nine yards?
I've noticed mine lags like crazy on my phone, but honestly, it works perfectly fine on my computer.
I'm not saying a word until we hear something official about the investigation results. These days, you can find any random rumor on a Meta profile for fifteen bucks, and honestly, the media just jumps on anyone to start a witch hunt without even looking at the facts. Look, the guy might not be the most charming person, but the way they’re accusing him is just... kind of laughable and amateurish. He could be guilty, he could be innocent. Either way, it was the right move for him to speak up.
By the way, as soon as I saw his name, it clicked. I swear, this guy actually helped me out with some gear way back in the day over in a Vineyard neighborhood shop. I remember him being super chatty and cool, but most importantly—he did a killer job. If it’s really him, then there you go.
Brandon Fox2 said:It’s hard to even call this a movie. The acting feels pretty minimal, and it basically just follows a woman trekking with a massive backpack while reminiscing about past tragedies. It felt quite thin to me... almost like watching my neighbor mow his lawn and then grab a beer afterward...
The book is the same way. Honestly, you probably need some actual life experience to really "get" it. It’s definitely not for everyone, that's for sure. But for me? It was awesome! And it's not even about tragedies—it's more like flashbacks triggered by the journey. The movie isn't depressing at all, actually quite the opposite. It starts at rock bottom, but it's all about the climb up.