The Mars Volchenkov
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It's not Altitude, that I know.
What's left? Denver Post?It's not Altitude, that I know.
One of my old bosses always talked about his girlfriend, but the three years I worked with him, I never once saw a picture of her. I call it a bluff until non-photoshop evidence with the date is posted lol.He's been openly talking about the new girl on Twitter for a while now
DNVR needs meThey should just hire a couple of jabronis from here and I'm sure we would do a better job
What's left? Denver Post?
The Athletic, if they are interested in having an Avs beat anymore?Guerilla Sports, too, I guess?
Ahh the beginnings of a new relationship. In 9 months, she'll be on her phone doom scrolling instagram and he'll be deep into some random hentai game on the switch.He's been openly talking about the new girl on Twitter for a while now
Ahh the beginnings of a new relationship. In 9 months, she'll be on her phone doom scrolling instagram and he'll be deep into some random hentai game on the switch.
To be fair... pong wasn't really a challenge.Incoming Boomer take: In my day, we didn't "test a new relationship" playing video games. And if we did, we sure as hell didn't advertise it.
To be fair... pong wasn't really a challenge.
You never played Pong against me.
He's been openly talking about the new girl on Twitter for a while now
A team can allow local fans to watch?
You would think that a successful billionaire wouldn't fall victim to the sunk cost fallacy.It is very clear where the market is heading for the local rights, and some of the early adopters such as Vegas, have actually had excellent returns. It is just a vastly different model. One that goes against the very investment that KSE made.
The dirty secret of billionaires is that they really aren't a special class of person. They're just like everyone else, the only difference is they're luckier than you.You would think that a successful billionaire wouldn't fall victim to the sunk cost fallacy.
You could say a lot of them were given better choices to make and thus were luckier, but also they still had to make those choices. What it doesn’t do is necessarily make them any of a better person than anyone else.The dirty secret of billionaires is that they really aren't a special class of person. They're just like everyone else, the only difference is they're luckier than you.
At a certain point, having a big pile of money just makes you richer regardless of what you do with it. Even if you make very stupid choices in business (like certain real estate/casino tycoons in recent memory) you will remain rich just from inertia.You could say a lot of them were given better choices to make and thus were luckier, but also they still had to make those choices. What it doesn’t do is necessarily make them any of a better person than anyone else.
Tell this to Bernie Madoff.At a certain point, having a big pile of money just makes you richer regardless of what you do with it. Even if you make very stupid choices in business (like certain real estate/casino tycoons in recent memory) you will remain rich just from inertia.
If anything I've learned the richest people in the world are also some of the most panicky and insecure. The fact that they have almost limitless funds just means their ventures are driven more by ego than actual business acumen. No logic whatsoever.You would think that a successful billionaire wouldn't fall victim to the sunk cost fallacy.
Adam Conover? I watched that too.If anything I've learned the richest people in the world are also some of the most panicky and insecure. The fact that they have almost limitless funds just means their ventures are driven more by ego than actual business acumen. No logic whatsoever.
On a side note I just watched something that showed that's pretty much what's led to the complete collapse of the television industry. One streamer shows up with a completely unsustainable business plan, and all the major networks and studios took one look and instead of realizing it was unsustainable, panicked and abandoned the business model that made them billions and rushed into streaming services of their own that are now hemorrhaging money and putting hundreds of people out of work.
Adam Conover? I watched that too.
I know, right? Some More News is another similar channel I really love, but man is it bleak sometimes.Yep, that one. Saw that and the one where Google has f***ing ruined the Internet (I did not know why recipe websites are so goddamned annoying until now).
Conover is brilliant but gawd, his videos depress the living shit outta me.