3:10 to Yuma

It’s a wild time to be alive. #BearDown 🐻⬇️

I’m pretty happy with Wright. Trading the 4th to Seattle for Taylor didn’t pay off this year.

Plus like Dexter’s performance so far. I don’t know enough about last year’s 2nd round OL picks to say we would have come out as well passing on a Tackle guaranteed to be there at 10.

If larger populations are more cost-effective to insure, why cling to a system that profits by dividing us?

You’re not solving the problem @mcuban.bsky.social, you’re shifting the blame instead of addressing the fundamental flaws in the American Health Insurance system.

Shifting from Employer provided insurance to Union insurance doesn’t fix the Insurance companies.

Larger Insured populations drive costs down for everyone. So why not insure by County, State, or 🤯 Country?

If the goal is to provide affordable healthcare to EVERYONE, then this is short-sighted at best.

A system that lets Insurance companies divide the population into smaller job-oriented groups so they can take more money from everyone and create more obstacles to paying claims is inherently flawed.

We’re in the darkest timeline. Backup QB Carson Wentz is going to come off the bench early in the game and lead the Chiefs to an unlikely comeback and the three-peat. Chiefs are obligated to build him a bigger statue than Nick Foles’s.

@humindwise.com - there were no snow ponies when we visited.

@seraphinazorn.bsky.social

You are not alone.

That sucks. Football was my primary use for Twitter before it went to hell. Hopefully the league sees the light soon.

Without the villain arc 😅

I guess Christian Bale spent a lot of time refusing to rehearse in an effort to get out of the musical numbers. Didn’t work.

The irony of the Newsies story against the backdrop of kids being tricked into making a musical is one for the ages.

Totally agree. I dream of returning to an era where art is funded by passionate patrons as a way to improve society, instead of the current greedy capitalist systems that deprive both artists and audiences of opportunity and experience.

Movie musicals are far more easily accessible (ticket price, recognizable cast, production value, location) compared to Broadway Tours or the production quality of local performing groups.

I think you’re blaming a lack of artistic appreciation where economics and access limit audiences.

The behind the scenes stories on Newsies are WILD. Apparently, the cast didn’t know it was a musical until rehearsals started.