Naughty Dog doing something other than Uncharted or TLoU for the first time in almost 2 decades

Specifying the rotisserie chicken being premade gives the impression that you have a rotisserie machine and are in fact deciding to not use it in favor of buying one

What's important here is that we, the media, take the message away from "rich people are literally letting you die for profit" to ... literally anything else. After all, we, as a media group, are owned by rich people.

I think this is also an issue of how in the last century and a half everything has suddenly become well recorded and kept, so our cultural influences stay the same. Using the same childrens stories since the 1930s isn't a corporate issue (tho can be partially), it's a societal one