One person is clearly drunk, and one person is presumably taking hormones.
I read this as "she murdered HIM" and was much happier with that outcome.
I feel like these probably taste like vomit.
Once got tipped a stack of $5s on a $1k pot by a drunk who had been on an overnight sun-run. It was about 8:30a on a Saturday morning shift. The team of OMC's at the Mirage came in and wiped him out within the next hour.
Having that many chips in my shirt pocket is the best kind of annoying.
Absolutely agree with your point. That's the arc of S2.
But that's before the opening night meltdown. Before the non-negotiables. Before the freezer when he rebukes Claire. A switch flips for him this season in the first episode and he goes "hardcore" for the Star. As we see in his flashbacks with Chef Terry and in his conversation with her at the Ever funeral, he realizes that this is not the way. Or at least that's what we can hope, as an audience. The tension/suspense is that Syd hasn't directly communicated her doubts about staying and perhaps has decided to move on. It ends on a cliffhanger.
Totally not the same method as his tormentor, but the same effect.
Leaving my swing shift at the Mirage poker room and seeing Flavor Flav in a green sequin suit playing craps with a girl on each arm.
I went when it first opened. The food was solid. The design of the space definitely has "house flipper on the cheap" vibes, but it wasn't completely distracting. Service was pleasant but not anything special. Worth checking out!
Haircuts as well! And that level of continuity sticks throughout the season as well. Really spot on.
He's definitely the piece. - Teddy Fak
Thank you for articulating so many of the counterpoints I've tried to come up with for all these smoothbrain Syd/Carmy shippers that are disappointed that there were no triumphant Taylor Swift songs this season.
So far the best I've been able to come up with is "WATCH IT AGAIN, FUCKO."
You need resolution in order to have dynamic and introspective moments?
You need storylines to be wrapped up fully in order for there to be progression or development?
They painted a picture and because it isn't what you wanted, and you were confused, you're disappointed?
I think you're proving OP's point.
I'd further say that his actions all season are a mirror of exactly how he was treated by Joel McHale's character. He's imposing that same level of self-doubt and mental turmoil on Sydney. Will he realize it in time to salvage her and their relationship?
Is greatness at the cost of everything else worth the price for a Star?
Almost like the Jedi have been really bad at their jobs for generations.
I hear he's gonna be a professional celebrity softballer.
Is there a separate thread specifically for people to complain about Alexi Lalas? I think I might need that.
Can you visit the pinball collective without a membership?
Target audience of teenage boys. Nailed it.
I did it! And got the final reward...god damn people were horny in 2002.
THPS