u/Disastrous_Run_5968

30 year old male. have a job lined up in kent, but unsure where to stay. ideally don't want a long commute

i've interviewed lots of people from USC and surprised at the low quality of candidates with master's degrees (specifically in engineering).

During his time here Ham would constantly get criticized by the fans, and scrutinized by the media, yet JJ seems to be getting a pass despite getting swept this year, and losing 4-1 to the wolves last year.

So, I do wonder why this guy seems to be getting a pass from everyone

I am at the game and it's loud in here. Hasn't been this loud in a minute. Got my tickets last week, so I wonder if the ticket prices dropped?

Either way, this is the real Lakers fanbase I know! social media influencers be gone!!!

Our fanbase used to be loud and electric. Now you go to a Lakers game and people are just sitting there, refusing to show any energy. I go with friends and family. We get looked at funny every time we get loud.

The team gives out free shirts and people refuse to wear them. Like seriously? Show some passion for our team man. We are one of the biggest franchises in the word. Jump. Get Loud. Show some heart. Half the arena is basically asleep all the time.!!

If it were up to me I'd allow only the fans who truly care for this team but have been priced out. If you are not going to bother to even wear some free shirts don't show up. We don't want you there. You are killing the vibe

I have been playing around with the idea of a Blue Origin IPO and what the company could gain if they planned on going public. I know it seems highly unlikely right now because staying private allows Bezos to continue to have total control of Blue Origin without worrying about investors/timelines/earnings/dilution. In addition, the guy is loaded with Amazon shares that he can continue to sell to keep funding Blue Origin. However, I can see a scenario where Blue Origin grows so exponentially where an IPO might be logical due to mass scaling for future projects that even Bezos would prefer investor capital to fund them (ipo would raise billions). Plus, for Blue Origin to go public it would raise a lot of visibility that could make it easier to land partnerships/acquisitions. Curious to hear your thoughts about the future of Blue Origin and the likelihood of an ipo within the next 7 years. That is all!