u/ConfidentReaction3

For me here’s my moments:

George (not putting in his death, too easy of a choice ): I felt the most bad for him when he turned down the coaching job in Oklahoma, and his family doesn’t realize how big of a sacrifice that was.

Mary: I felt most bad for her during George’s death, even with the ups and downs and her absolute fuck ups/terrible decisions, you can tell that this left a major hole in her heart.

Meemaw: I felt most bad for her when her house was destroyed by the tornado and she lost a lot of stuff in the process

Georgie: I felt the most bad when he clearly had to take the role as a second parent after George died

Sheldon: I felt the most bad when he was crying because his mom hid the caltech letter and it was so upsetting he wanted his dad instead of mom

Missy: I felt bad for her when she was crying after a relationship with a boy didn’t work out, and Mary went in and grounded her without knowing what actually happened

This is one of the biggest shocks replaying this game as rarely as I do. It feels like using a Time Machine just walking around viewing the world. I never realized just how different the world was before, smartphones, or people going on to social media, or LONG before generative AI came in, was wow….

It’s capturing a world that doesn’t exist anymore.

While I don’t work for Walmart anymore, I had shit like this happen a few times. I swear people are either intentionally dense or just trying to cause a scene.

(Yes I know I deleted my last post, I was DEAD wrong in what I was talking about, shame me for that if you want, I deserve it)

This decade, we still have big budget hollywood movies, and franchises, and sequels, and they CAN still make a lot of money and really hit at the box office. (Like Deadpool Vs Wolverine, Barbenheimer, or spiderman no way home, just want to point out that these still do exist, I am not cherrypicking),

but while A24 was causing MASSIVE discussion in the late 2010s with hereditary, and misommar, and still making a lot of movie culture, I believe starting 2023-2024 ish we started seeing lower budget movies, or independent movies, A24 movies, etc. start to saturate and make a lot more box office revenue than a lot of marvel movies or big budget.

Even with some big budget hollywood movies, franchises, or sequels movies absolutely TAKING over the box office, we've seen these lower budget independent movies start to overpower them at the box office by quite a bit, and we've seen more and more and more of big budget hollywood movies/franchises/sequels bomb a lot more frequently while these movies make a lot more money back now.

I feel like backrooms and obsession succeeding at the box office and Star Wars bombing really shows that this change in pop culture is really starting to shift a lot.

I 100% would absolutely bet that the original poster of this would easily tell a child they better believe in the Bible or they will burn in hell for all eternity. But seeing a rainbow? Nah it’s too much! It’s only indoctrination when OTHER people do it, Christians can’t indoctrinate!

Didn't try to be 1:1 (too hard to do tbh) but overall I think this is a pretty good recreation of the rollercoaster from Final Destination 3 :) a little easter egg I put in my park.

Looks like it (could) be on Myspace esp going by 2000s scene in these pics but also doesn't look Myspace. Anyone know what website this is? It's from the episode. Season 1 episode 6 "The front door"

“Nobody else gets off this ride!” Sure he was very proud of that when the park got a massive lawsuit and he got manslaughter charges. Wtf kind of judgement call is that? He heard Wendy scream that the ride would derail. They could’ve idk done a test run or checked the coaster? But nah instead nobody gets off! Those are the rules!