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What a strange Saturday it was on my couch, watching the reality breakdown. And oh, by the way, I’m done with college football too.
Give Matt A Tip !
What a strange Saturday it was on my couch, watching the reality breakdown. And oh, by the way, I’m done with college football too.
The pisser is #1. Good one, notnilc.
Seeing Peyton Manning on a commercial automatically turns me off. Same with the Kelce’s. As far as I know most everyone else feels the same way, Irritation and disgust. Used to be corporations took polls to make sure their product pleased the most consumers possible. Now it’s the opposite, the product and the advertising are designed to aggravate. Thank goodness I no longer try to figure it out
Hi 👋🏻Matt.
I went to the nursery yesterday to buy flowers to plant. I found snapdragons. You can guess what color they are. Magenta
feck em if they cant take a joke. love ya Matt.
That pyramid-shaped outcrop is very intriguing. The underlying theme of Lawrence of Arabia is getting the Ottoman Empire out of the oil fields and taking control of the Arabian peninsula. One of the side quests of WW1 one could say. One World it is, but it is part of the chess game they play, leaving trails of destruction and fear along its path to more control, more debt-based slavery.
Prince Faisal makes a revealing comment: “The British have a great yearning for desolate places”
Well done.
Oldish guard here but came in after your Atlas channel.
Regarding the use of Peyton, Kelce and celebrities in commercials-
I once worked for a company that tracked the credits and content of television commercials and then sold that info back to the companies that made commercials.
Yeah, I know.
Super Bowl Sunday was a big day for us.
What I found was CEO types along with major business owners wanted to hang out with these people or meet their idols…so they would hire them simply to meet them.
Mad Men hit on this with the Utz chips episodes.
Vanity meets ego and we get to cringe. Never mind the dollars involved in these transactions.
On the plus side a copy writer put my name in a Snicker’s commercial after we ‘met’ in NYC.
Appreciate your insight as always!