First rewatch in several years

Here is my thought. The central question of the movie seems to be whether Ziegler was lying to Bill about the “ruse”. Whether the model died on her own, etc.

Under Ziegler’s assertion, the hosts quickly realized Bill was a fraud, and used Mandy to “scare the shit out of him.” But doesn’t the timeline not hold up?

Ziegler says they knew Bill was a fraud principally in two ways - that he showed up in a taxi, and the receipt in his jacket. However, when the hosts would’ve found the receipt in his jacket, the ritual had already stated, and Mandy was a part of it. There would have been no time to let her know / start the ruse.

I assume this point has been made in here before but wanted to put it out there to see everyone’s thoughts!

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u/nyfan2112 — 10 days ago

Ticket for Thursday in FL

Hi! Going with my wife on Thursday in Fort Lauderdale! So hyped!

Question - what time do they typically go on? Ticket time is 7:30, with Medium Build listed. My wife is hoping to put the kids to sleep! Thanks!!

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u/nyfan2112 — 17 days ago

Property taxes

Just curious, when do amounts for 2026 come out? Do I get something in the mail and/or is there a way to check online?

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u/nyfan2112 — 23 days ago
▲ 100 r/ussoccer

Who cares what the rest of the world thinks

They were against us anyway. And all the Europeans bitching, without acknowledging (I) the incorrect use of VAR (II) the inability of the ref to give a yellow on VAR review (iii) no appeal process, just shows an overall anti-Americanism. This should never have been a red. The outrage over FIFA fixing their own flawed process is asinine.

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u/nyfan2112 — 2 months ago

Lukaku

Can someone give me the ten second version of what’s going on with Lukaku? He can only play half the game? Could he start this game?

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u/nyfan2112 — 2 months ago
▲ 302 r/ussoccer

FIFA is an embarrassment

Does anyone remember 2010, when Germany beat England because doofy FIFA didn’t have goal line technology?? 2010, not 1988!!

And then today…why in the world can VAR ONLY assess red cards?? How does that make sense? No one disagrees that was a yellow card, so why can’t a yellow card be assessed? AND it can’t be rescinded after the match? Absolutely asinine

u/nyfan2112 — 2 months ago
▲ 177 r/ussoccer

Let’s call this what it was

This was the best game I’ve ever seen the US play at the World Cup. Completely dominated for 75 of the 90 minutes.

That said, it was our first competitive game in a new system. The other teams will now scout us out and try to devise ways to attack the back 3- specifically trying to pull Ream and Freeman out of position. Will be curious to see how this team responds when it has to defend for longer periods.

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u/nyfan2112 — 2 months ago