Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

wiredrider9 said:Was she wearing a mask and gloves? (Assuming she's some reporter type)

It's likely 🤣

Anyway, 99.9% of the footage was shot that day. Anything filmed earlier would be labeled as archival footage.

btw, wiredrider9, I watched Darko Waters; I think the Bankers was better, maybe.

Watched Escape from Pretoria last night. It was alright. Since it’s based on a true story, I guess that makes it a bit better right off the bat.

urbanhawk17 said:It's likely 🤣

Anyway, 99.9% of the footage was shot that day. Anything filmed earlier would be labeled as archival footage.

If they had filmed it the day before, they wouldn't just let it pass without labeling it as archival footage. And honestly, I’d assume they would record statements a day early anyway, since there's a pretty good chance most people standing outside a grocery store on a Sunday would be in favor of Sunday shopping hours. Or maybe it really was all shot on Sunday and the woman is just talking nonsense.

ruggedjackal46 said:If they had filmed it the day before, they wouldn't just let it pass without labeling it as archival footage. And honestly, I’d assume they would record statements a day early anyway, since there's a pretty good chance most people standing outside a grocery store on a Sunday would be in favor of Sunday shopping hours. Or maybe it really was all shot on Sunday and the woman is just talking nonsense.

If it was shot the day before, no, they won't.

There's basically no way they filmed it a day early. Well, actually, there is, but the odds are incredibly slim. Unless you think there's some local news outlet in the States that spends two whole days filming a two-minute segment about Sunday work hours.

It’s actually quite simple to make someone a villain and discredit everything they say—along with anyone else who happens to agree with them. Just take a clip of what was said, chop it up if you can't find something that wasn't even uttered, rearrange the sequence through editing, post it with a slight delay, and play the innocent victim. Now, in this specific case, we’re all having a good laugh at the inconsistencies and hypocrisy of those who have absolutely nothing against working on Sundays. Haha. It's just the typical hypocritical behavior from a crowd that can't even back up their own words with their actions, yet still feels entitled to lecture everyone else in their ignorance.

I’m not saying that’s exactly what’s happening here; maybe the woman in this report really is talking nonsense. Perhaps she’s just one of those people who is vehemently against Sunday work. But I know that whenever I see or read something in the media, I approach it with enough salt to brine a 450-pound tuna. I refuse to draw any conclusions about the people featured in this ABC News segment, but how does it look to you? 🤷

The absolute clowns running this government and sitting in those high-level headquarters 🤣 honestly, I’m losing my mind laughing at how pathetic they are 🤣

"So what happened in Chicago? Nothing, it just happened." 🤣

Charles Roberts33 said:It’s actually quite simple to make someone a villain and discredit everything they say—along with anyone else who happens to agree with them. Just take a clip of what was said, chop it up if you can't find something that wasn't even uttered, rearrange the sequence through editing, post it with a slight delay, and play the innocent victim. Now, in this specific case, we’re all having a good laugh at the inconsistencies and hypocrisy of those who have absolutely nothing against working on Sundays. Haha. It's just the typical hypocritical behavior from a crowd that can't even back up their own words with their actions, yet still feels entitled to lecture everyone else in their ignorance.

I’m not saying that’s exactly what’s happening here; maybe the woman in this report really is talking nonsense. Perhaps she’s just one of those people who is vehemently against Sunday work. But I know that whenever I see or read something in the media, I approach it with enough salt to brine a 450-pound tuna. I refuse to draw any conclusions about the people featured in this ABC News segment, but how does it look to you? 🤷

Look, Charles Roberts33, I honestly couldn't care less about the news story or whether that woman goes shopping on a Sunday or not.

It's just funny that she said that while standing in a checkout line.

Nothing more, nothing less.

It's just funny.

We don't need to overanalyze every bit of stupidity, if you catch my drift.

Anyway, I laughed, I shared it here, and that's the end of it. Even if it was staged, it’s still funny.

urbanhawk17 said:If it was shot the day before, no, they won't.

There's basically no way they filmed it a day early. Well, actually, there is, but the odds are incredibly slim. Unless you think there's some local news outlet in the States that spends two whole days filming a two-minute segment about Sunday work hours.

Maybe the reporter just hates working Sundays and decided to film the whole thing a day ahead of schedule instead. ☕

ruggedjackal46 said:Maybe the reporter just hates working Sundays and decided to film the whole thing a day ahead of schedule instead. ☕

You aren't paying attention.

They still work on Sundays.

The pandemic mandates said everything would be back to full speed by next week, including Sundays. Up until now, they've mostly left us alone on Sundays.

By the way, I have to ask... is Despot actually going to get that apartment?

Amanda Evans2 said:By the way, I have to ask... is Despot actually going to get that apartment?

Yeah, through a buddy of his.

urbanhawk17 said:Look, Charles Roberts33, I honestly couldn't care less about the news story or whether that woman goes shopping on a Sunday or not.

It's just funny that she said that while standing in a checkout line.

Nothing more, nothing less.

It's just funny.

We don't need to overanalyze every bit of stupidity, if you catch my drift.

Anyway, I laughed, I shared it here, and that's the end of it. Even if it was staged, it’s still funny.

So you guys finally cornered Papia... seriously? And hey, Charles Roberts33, was this really the plan for Sunday afternoon?

urbanhawk17 said:Look, Charles Roberts33, I honestly couldn't care less about the news story or whether that woman goes shopping on a Sunday or not.

It's just funny that she said that while standing in a checkout line.

Nothing more, nothing less.

It's just funny.

We don't need to overanalyze every bit of stupidity, if you catch my drift.

Anyway, I laughed, I shared it here, and that's the end of it. Even if it was staged, it’s still funny.

Yeah, it’s pretty ridiculous.

If that’s actually the case. ☕

If the media is manipulating information just to chase a few clicks, then things are getting a little unsettling. Well, maybe "unsettling" isn't quite the word. But it certainly isn't cool. 😉

Paul Sanders5 said:So you guys finally cornered Papia... seriously? And hey, Charles Roberts33, was this really the plan for Sunday afternoon?

Actually, he wasn't calling me out.

It shouldn't look like I was being singled out. 🤣

They seem like such visionaries, 🙏 🙏 🙏

Papi, you look tense 🤔

I can't let you bait me into an argument 😉

Jessica Gonzalez said:

They seem like such visionaries, 🙏 🙏 🙏

What is that guy even trying to pull? Seriously, what's his deal? 🤣

Honestly, it’s probably better for the old man to just pick up an extra shift on Sunday rather than sitting around here getting all worked up and stressed out over nothing.

https://chicago.tribune.com/news/police/64079

Man, this is actually getting straight-up sick.

urbanhawk17 said:Actually, he wasn't calling me out.

It shouldn't look like I was being singled out. 🤣

Come on, take off the mask so we can see who you really are!