I'm not trying to sound elitist or anything, but people apparently really do not understand this play?

Romeo literally goes from crying over his ex Rosaline to stalking Juliet in the span of like 4 hours.

She is 4 years younger than him.

The relationship is MEANT to be toxic, shallow and childish

Like I know not everyone is a Shakespeare nerd, but do people really think it's a "groundbreaking revelation" that Romeo and Juliet is not supposed to be taken entirely seriously?

And If they say it's anonymous, no it is not.

Regardless of what "anonymous" Google form you submit, they can use backend data to guess who submitted it. Or they might simply be lying.

This is ESPECIALLY true if you work at a small company. If you do, lying should be the default.

Then they actually start watching the videos and their weird aversion to fun and creativity kicks in.

Numbers game. They still think of influencers like traditional ads (where you just give them money and what to say and boom you get more customers!)

So all they care about for influencers is
1. How many followers do they have
2. Are they wildly inappropriate / cancelled / a serial killer etc

Trump has become Schrodinger's candidate. He spouts random bullshit and people just pick and choose what parts he actually "means".

Like how people think he is somehow pro and anti abortion at the same time, because he flip flops and gives vague answers.

If billionaires want to be celebrated by society so badly, maybe they should actually do something good for society

Turning it off is easy, the hard part is explaining to them why it's necessary.

"I don't see the difference what are you talking about? Why are you messing with the settings?"

She has to release Subway first 😭

Delicious has a more complex taste, yummy just tastes good, perhaps even familiar.

And no wig detected ..

You get it.