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Ok it's very funny to laugh at Tuxedo Mask for showing up and doing nothing, but his job was never to actually fight the monsters.
His job was just to show up and believe in Sailor Moon so overwhelmingly resolutely that she remembers she's a fucking demigod long enough for HER to fight the monsters.
Because she's the only one strong enough to do it in the first place, and in this regard Tuxedo Mask is the first example of being "Kenough" in this essay I will
This is probably the most inclusive post ever made on Tumblr
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Reblog if itās ok for people to give you $599.99
I think what fucks me up the most is that each passenger paid at least $250,000 to be in that submersible. And ultimately, as billionaires, thatās like. A percentage of a percent of a percentage of their wealth. Itās like a trip to Starbucks for people like me. There is not a single person in my life whose existence would not be monumentally changed for the better in ways they probably canāt even imagine by having $250,000 accessible to them. And these dudes handed it over to go die in the ocean in a tin can piloted by a video game controller in some kind of fucked up deep sea Major Tom situation
I mean, those 250.000$ did change their lives. I get what you mean, but their lives did change a lot since they took that trip.
You know what? Fair enough. I cannot argue with that.
I drew this about ... a year ago? its one of my favorite things Ive drawn. Even though my style has been changing so much. I love using this one oil brush on CSP, you cant get it any more but i saved it and transferred it because i love it so much.
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Hey kids! When this happens, which it does a LOT, you call your states insurance commissioner's office and file a formal complaint! Make sure you get a reference number for EVERY. SINGLE. CALL. you make, save every form of correspondence (email and mail) AND retain a copy of all your responses. If they stonewall you (That's not a covered service, we're not allowed to disclose that, etc) request a copy of your benefits, insurance is a CONTRACT and is legally binding.
Download a call recording app if you can, even if you can't share the recordings at first they can be useful for your reference and can be presented if you need to go to court.
I work with insurance companies all day everyday and have so for almost a decade. I trust them as much as I trust my dog to watch the Thanksgiving turkey. Approach each interaction with them *like* it's going to go to court.
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Phew! This was an endeavour! But Iāve wanted to draw the twins talking to all the force ghosts we know of for a while now, so here they are.
shoutout to the lord of the rings lighting directors. bold move to let the audience see whatās going on in nighttime scenes. i miss that.
Not that the Academy can be trusted to know their asshole from their earlobe, but Andrew Lesnie did very much win an Oscar for Fellowship. RIP man, you really knew how to shoot a motion picture.
New Sailor Moon artwork by Naoko Takeuchi that was made for the canceled Sailor Moon Prism on Ice show
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Ok but like why are they trying so hard to get ppl in the office
my thoughts on why they want everyone back to the office:
the companies don't want to give up their valuable office real estate assets and need to justify keeping them.
they have to justify the existence of a lot of middle management people who are otherwise useless.
more control and surveillance over their employees.
people working from home and having more work/life balance and time with loved ones is dangerous to the corporate status quo. they don't want you thinking too much or realizing life is more than just mindlessly working in order to buy things.
I think it's more because executives really do not understand what remote work is at all, and it cripples their power.
See, execs work almost entirely by talking to people. They don't use their computers unless they have to. Many of them never really did use computers. For many, the last time they did "work" at a company was in the 90's or earlier. To them the idea that you can actually spend your whole day working on a computer is ludicrous.
They have no clue how to conceptualize their company as working on computers from home. They can't show off the huge open office loaded with people furiously typing and passing papers around and going to each others' cubicles to their rivals, going "look how productive my employees are." They can't get random meetings together with whoever they want and talk and shake hands and sit at the Big Chair while their employees talk to them.
They don't understand the appeal of remote work. They don't worry about gas prices for their commute, they have maids and such to do their cleaning so they don't get why it's nice to be able to do that during downtime. Their kids have nannies (or more likely, they're already on grandkids) so being able to watch their kids is no perk. Work-life balance isn't a problem when you make business deals at long business lunches and on golf courses. They just do not understand it.
I think it's important to see that. We want to see cruel intention behind these decisions, but if you don't understand your enemy you can never beat him. Their intentions are rarely evil, even if the results are.
So when you see something like this, it's unlikely some deliberate attempt to manipulate you like a rat in a maze. What it IS is the desperate attempts of a rapidly irrelevant executive team who have seen their work hampered and are finding out just how useless it always was in the first place, all while their employees continue to work harder than they have all in a way they do not have even a hope of understanding.
Evil doesn't get you "resimercial" offices. Evil gets you what Elon Musk has done to twitter. No, resimercial comes from the type of person who hasn't done actual work since the 80's and thinks that what people like about working from home is that they have a couch.
