I recently saw this in a livestream of all places -- everyone was having fun, the streamer was laughing and joking, reading chat comments out loud, and suddenly hits a "hey man my dad died and your videos have really been helping me take my mind off it."
dude, this is the funniest bit you could do if you know when to do it.
So do old-farts with nothing better left to do in their aging lives. Just hoping to make it big one time so they can have their proper retirement. You have a better chance of winning anything big if you live in big cities/states, than you do anywhere else. Most of the big powerball/megabucks winners happen to be in Indiana. Either way, both of them have to be rigged to some degree.
Speaking of bad deliveries, this happened just this week: A friend ordered something off of Amazon. Status eventually shows up as "delivered" but no package has actually arrived. He asks neighbors including me if one of us took it in. Not the case. He eventually finds the package in the backyard covered by some plastic that looked like garbage.
I'm going to support this by adding that generally any gamer that does this.
It's astounding how much you save over the course of a lifetime by purchasing* things once they've been upgraded a time or two. Even one step behind the curve saves a lot and two saves even more. Dimes on the dollar and all that.
It is incredibly frustrating. In truth, any blind hype is frustrating. And whatever if Joe Schmidt wants to waste his life savings on that, godspeed. Just don't expect me to do the fucking same because I got rent and bills and medicine and food and adult shit to pay.
Indeed.
