u/CYSYS8992

I got the opportunity to be AV Tech for my local hockey arena where my NHL team plays. This was a HUGE opportunity for me and on my first day I got to help with setting up the stage for a touring artist, and on that same day, help with dismanting said stage after the performance was over. In my company, we were all assigned to certain aspects of the process: Lighting, audio, the stage itself, etc., and me and a bunch of other people were under supervision of one lead. We're usually supposed to remain idle until told otherwise when we have a task to do and not wander around. A senior addressed the matter to this, and I listened and corrected that behavior accordingly.

But then, while we were loading all the equipment onto loading trucks, I (along with another person) was asked to follow someone. (He wasn't the manager btw) After he wrote our exit times on the sign-up sheet, he told us "You're not coming back here", claiming that us "wandering around the place like we don't know shit" (or something, idk) made them not trust us. I wasn't even given the chance to correct that behavior for future gigs. Even though I had another lead tell me not to do the same thing and give me a chance to do that. And now that chance gets robbed of me.

I feel like an absolute joke.

Back when the first game was released on Steam in 2014, everyone had good belief that it does everything that Sonic games at the time couldn't, and had the potential to transcend the whole franchise itself.

But what about now? Do you still hold that belief, or has it become more of a major misconception of the franchise over the years?

So much, that they will make the AV Tech company not even give you a chance to correct it, and instantly lose trust in you completely and NEVER want anything to do with you again?

And DEFINITELY won't take ignorance as an excuse either.

Episode reference: Get Back Jojo (S4 E3)

The deviantart is Valentine's Day themed, and it consists of a blond little girl with hair tied in pigtails wearing a school uniform, and sending a letter flying out a window. The shot is angled from above, just outside said window, and we can only see the girl's top half.

What if Assassin's Creed had a pinball game? Or Grand Theft Auto? Or Genshin Impact?