u/Pessimistic_Gemini

I've only heard mention of this from a recent GamingBolt video, which of course has no sources from them to back that up, but if it IS set to be true, than it would only end up being another hit that keeps on coming from PlayStaton.

It would be even more insulting seeing as they're announcing another trial weekend that allows players to enjoy something that shouldn't even BE locked behind that godforsakened paywall subscription at all, especially at this point. It really just feels like they're doing all they can to get on gamers bad side more and more this past week and it's only gonna get worse I think.

I had an old PS2 DVD remote that was sitting in my old TV stand drawer for twenty years now, and I was looking to use it as I was getting back into playing my console again after so dang long. But for whatever reason, that dang thing has up and vanished from where I last picked it up and placed it back. I've looked in dang near every nook and cranny of my second story home, and only that, because I know fir sure I never brought it anywhere downstairs. I took out all that was in that drawer and looked on the top of the thing. I even looked around my room and closet for the thing even though it couldn't have had much of a reason to be around there yet, and so far I just couldn’t find it at all! And I've been looking around the second floor of my apartment for about a week now, trying not to lose hope that it's here SOMEWHERE.

I don't know if there really is something or someone sneaking into my place when I'm not around, but I've had plenty of items just up and vanish suddenly, but it's really grown to be something of an annoyance now that this has started happening again with something that should be so dang easy to find by now.

I mean think about it. Back when GTA V was set to be released, we've had MULTIPLE trailers for the game since as far back as NOVEMBER of 2011. Nearly FIFTEEN years ago! And they've been very consistent with the hype buildup for that from having multiple trailers focused on everything from the cinematics to the main Trio to the freakin' GAMEPLAY and Online mode even, to where it had a spot on Sony's killer E3 2013 conference where it had its own bundle and branded headset.

Fast forward over to now with GTA 6, after all those years of putting up with all these scummy clickbaity YouTubers showing off fake PS4 copies of the game, all we had from Rockstar to this day are a mere TWO trailers just showing off nothing but cinematics and quick cuts of what I guess was supposed to be glimpses of it directed to resemble that of in game cinematics. That's it! I mean sure there were brief glimpses of what the game would look like when played on console, but they were all just screenshots! Considering how the game is still set to come out around November this year, it's downright ridiculous that we haven't even gotten anything CLOSE to resembling actual gameplay footage yet.

Even the leakers that were able to drop all that footage of the game did a better job showing off more of it in action, and we weren't even SUPPOSED to see any of that, especially since they were from builds from various points of early development. And needless to say, that should not be a noteworthy praise to speak of here. Especially now that we're at a point where we are at a time where we know that this game is going to be a code in a box retailing at 80 to 100 bucks. All things considering, it's just not as worthwhile trying to get a little bit hyped for this game when there's so little reason to even try to get a bit excited for this.

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I've seen this company in job listings since using Handshake for college a couple years back and since then I've not been able to really find a whole lot of info about these guys. I saw that they have a YouTube Channel that advertises what they specialize in but have so very few views, searching it up on Reddit brings up results for a bunch of Garmin watches, and sites like Indeed (which is where I applied for a job at) and Glassdoor have the reviews locked behind a requirement to be signed in to one of them, and another to actually WRITE A REVIEW to even SEE the reviews of those that worked under it!

I don't know who was the nimrod that though THAT nonsense up but it really adds to just how much of a pain it is to find some more info on this place, especially when I'm set to have a virtual interview with them on the 30th of this month for the position of a Photo Host. Is there anyone here that's worked under them familiar with this company?

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I've been wondering this when downloading this las night and while sending and receiving messages is smooth enough in preparation for when Samsung Messages gets annoyingly shut down for no good reason. But it gets more annoying when the one app that I saw was more cumbersome when it comes to this whole process.

I've been trying to apply for a new one ever since I've been let go of my seasonal retail job back in the start of 2023 and ever since then it's been a long tiresome road trying to find some more work anywhere else. Be it retail or otherwise. And every time I try to apply to a retail job I always find myself either never hearing from them or just get a rejection letter within a couple days at least.

It's been becoming even more infuriating when I started attending community college as every time someone involved with that particular work study job either leaving that position without any notice at all or just leaving the campus altogether, all without informing anyone like myself ahead of time until I had to go up to that place of work days later. Now that I've finished community college, it's grown to be more infuriating in itself when having to be left to my own devices in finding some sort of work.

Having to deal with LinkedIn was a no go due to that annoying Persona BS they were trying to force me into using, resulting in me going over to Indeed, and has since been using more. But even then that has been becoming more and more of an infuriating with how difficult it has been using this. For what I mainly was looking to apply for, being a job revolving around photography, it continued to be more and more difficult even finding one right freaking there since more and more search results go towards positions around health centers, fast food restaurants, truck driving, plumbing, just everything BUT what I'm looking to work in, or even relating to the specific field I majored in while in community college, being graphic arts and digital photography.

And mind you, ALL OF THIS is when living in a city that is so known for being centered around its medical districts and warehouses like Memphis, Tennessee here. I mean it was already a very VERY boring city to live in to begin with, even though its own citizens can't be willing at all to admit it, but the fact that it is this limiting in what sort of jobs you could find here makes it more and more infuriating for one like myself that wants to work RIGHT NOW. The only times where there was something close to that were one from a car dealership that just left that it to be closed or expired, and another that rejected me even a week after a phone interview.

Doesn't help either that Indeed doesn't make it easily to find any jobs that are immediately hiring or are capable of replying to a resume within a day or three. Not to mention it giving you job listings that go outside Memphis as well, so it's just making it more and more of an tiresome scroll through trying to find something worthwhile to apply to in this city and one that doesn't keep you waiting for a long time. Especially with all of these retail stores here and the like.

I don't even want to hear about how this is a fault of AI or anything of that nonsense , this just feels like the job market has been becoming way too strict and way too overly competitive to where it's been becoming way too much for anyone trying to get their foot out and working in something that they want to work in. It's getting more and more annoying each day at this point.

I've been trying to apply for a new one ever since I've been let go of my seasonal retail job back in the start of 2023 and ever since then it's been a long tiresome road trying to find some more work anywhere else. Be it retail or otherwise. And every time I try to apply to a retail job I always find myself either never hearing from them or just get a rejection letter within a couple days at least.

It's been becoming even more infuriating when I started attending community college as every time someone involved with that particular work study job either leaving that position without any notice at all or just leaving the campus altogether, all without informing anyone like myself ahead of time until I had to go up to that place of work days later. Now that I've finished community college, it's grown to be more infuriating in itself when having to be left to my own devices in finding some sort of work.

Having to deal with LinkedIn was a no go due to that annoying Persona BS they were trying to force me into using, resulting in me going over to Indeed, and has since been using more. But even then that has been becoming more and more of an infuriating with how difficult it has been using this. For what I mainly was looking to apply for, being a job revolving around photography, it continued to be more and more difficult even finding one right freaking there since more and more search results go towards positions around health centers, fast food restaurants, truck driving, plumbing, just everything BUT what I'm looking to work in, or even relating to the specific field I majored in while in community college, being graphic arts and digital photography.

And mind you, ALL OF THIS is when living in a city that is so known for being centered around its medical districts and warehouses like Memphis, Tennessee here. I mean it was already a very VERY boring city to live in to begin with, even though its own citizens can't be willing at all to admit it, but the fact that it is this limiting in what sort of jobs you could find here makes it more and more infuriating for one like myself that wants to work RIGHT NOW. The only times where there was something close to that were one from a car dealership that just left that it to be closed or expired, and another that rejected me even a week after a phone interview.

Doesn't help either that Indeed doesn't make it easily to find any jobs that are immediately hiring or are capable of replying to a resume within a day or three. Not to mention it giving you job listings that go outside Memphis as well, so it's just making it more and more of an tiresome scroll through trying to find something worthwhile to apply to in this city and one that doesn't keep you waiting for a long time. Especially with all of these retail stores here and the like.

I don't even want to hear about how this is a fault of AI or anything of that nonsense , this just feels like the job market has been becoming way too strict and way too overly competitive to where it's been becoming way too much for anyone trying to get their foot out and working in something that they want to work in. It's getting more and more annoying each day at this point.

I've been trying to apply for a new one ever since I've been let go of my seasonal retail job back in the start of 2023 and ever since then it's been a long tiresome road trying to find some more work anywhere else. Be it retail or otherwise. And every time I try to apply to a retail job I always find myself either never hearing from them or just get a rejection letter within a couple days at least.

It's been becoming even more infuriating when I started attending community college as every time someone involved with that particular work study job either leaving that position without any notice at all or just leaving the campus altogether, all without informing anyone like myself ahead of time until I had to go up to that place of work days later. Now that I've finished community college, it's grown to be more infuriating in itself when having to be left to my own devices in finding some sort of work.

Having to deal with LinkedIn was a no go due to that annoying Persona BS they were trying to force me into using, resulting in me going over to Indeed, and has since been using more. But even then that has been becoming more and more of an infuriating with how difficult it has been using this. For what I mainly was looking to apply for, being a job revolving around photography, it continued to be more and more difficult even finding one right freaking there since more and more search results go towards positions around health centers, fast food restaurants, truck driving, plumbing, just everything BUT what I'm looking to work in, or even relating to the specific field I majored in while in community college, being graphic arts and digital photography.

And mind you, ALL OF THIS is when living in a city that is so known for being centered around its medical districts and warehouses like Memphis, Tennessee here. I mean it was already a very VERY boring city to live in to begin with, even though its own citizens can't be willing at all to admit it, but the fact that it is this limiting in what sort of jobs you could find here makes it more and more infuriating for one like myself that wants to work RIGHT NOW. The only times where there was something close to that were one from a car dealership that just left that it to be closed or expired, and another that rejected me even a week after a phone interview.

Doesn't help either that Indeed doesn't make it easily to find any jobs that are immediately hiring or are capable of replying to a resume within a day or three. Not to mention it giving you job listings that go outside Memphis as well, so it's just making it more and more of an tiresome scroll through trying to find something worthwhile to apply to in this city and one that doesn't keep you waiting for a long time. Especially with all of these retail stores here and the like.

I don't even want to hear about how this is a fault of AI or anything of that nonsense , this just feels like the job market has been becoming way too strict and way too overly competitive to where it's been becoming way too much for anyone trying to get their foot out and working in something that they want to work in. It's getting more and more annoying each day at this point.

Seriously, had it not been for the ridiculous controversy that got stirred up by people whining about the woman near the end fighting in said field while having a prosthetic arm, the game would've been closer to how this was envisioned matches to look here.

It's annoying enough that the thing's such a memory hog on my MacBook Pro, but it gets more infuriating that when effects the application memory a lot to the point where it would eventually result in it suddenly crashing when I so much as try to type something anywhere at the most inopportune time. And after that, I have to log back into my stuff ALL OVER AGAIN! It's so infuriating in itself there, it's just having me want to look for another alternative here.

I swear, it's like this obsession the country's had for that insipid unoriginal genre has really made them so dang deluded to where they would do all they could to try to defend it like it's the absolute best thing since sliced bread or even the Schindler's List of animated films. Even the r/Movies subreddit was too full of those delusional jackoffs constantly going on and on about how "good" that garbage really is yet they continue to not give any reason as to why they are so irritatingly smitten by that junk. Now that idiotic Mods there had me banned for over two weeks because they just can't handle someone like myself not being so head over heels for a film that's obviously made to cash in on that ridiculous popularity done by them after they were allowing that nonsense in the country.

I swear, it's idiotic nonsense like this that continues to have me wish that there was a way to return to the times when this BS wasn't so common and we wouldn't have to hear about something this undeservingly popular got to the point where we're hearing of it being in the frickin' CRITERION COLLECTION, alongside other animated films that DESERVED being on there far more than this ever did.