It's possible, but I kinda sympathize with the desire to make a shitty part of YouTube feel valuable and wonder whether that's more a secret to their success amongst creators than how much money that what they pay. Not a call-out on those mentioned, they're just famous. Second Thought is funnier

Got one too many paid promotion for them and found this article. Quick read. Seems like they use a lot of AI, benefit from other sources they don't compensate, and take on some very unsavory promoters. I worry there's this desire for people to take on "pro-social" affiliates like this or Betterhelp

Viewing the output of an editing war between random pedantic nerds isn't good, but still somehow better than asking a random character generator questions or watching videos probably informed by skimmed Wikipedia pages

Also, while I'm getting old jokes out of my system, has anyone checked on Chris Matthews?

Also, the centrists in this city completely underestimate how much the normie libs in Portland are ready to fight for their city.

The centrist electeds are in a political bubble and they look increasingly out of touch.

They rely on consultants for everything and this is what we get.

Yeah haha. It's from the last 30 seconds of this film narrated by hemmingway

youtu.be/L7ti8qvi_8I?...

Not on Chastain's part, but short of an Apple TV boycott this shakes out as a bunch of free advertising along with spineless FCC avoidance.

Or they just fucking bin the show as a tax write off

Companies care about money and, for the past 10-15 years Nazi shit was unprofitable in a way even the most ahistorical communist perspective ever was. I'm inclined to believe the pendulum swinging the other way isn't the fault of leftists trying to make some Nazi shits lose their jobs