Uh, I feel kinda silly doing this, but uh... this is the waitress from the coffee house on 39th and Lennox. You know, the one with the braids?
Yeah, well I see you on Wednesdays all the time. You come in every Wednesday on your lunch break, I think. And you always order the special, with the hot chocolate, and my manager be tripping and stuff talking 'bout we gotta use water.
But I always use some milk and cream for you, 'cause I think you're kinda sweet.
Anyway, you always got on some fly blue suit, and your cuff links are shining all bright.
So, what you do?
Oh, word?
Yeah, that's interesting.
Look man, I mean I don't wanna waste your time, but... I know girls don't usually do this, but I was wondering if maybe we could get together outside the restaurant one day?
'Cause I do look a lot different outside my work clothes.
I mean, we could just go across the street to the park right here...
Wait, hold up, my cell phone's breaking up, hold up.
Can you hear me now?
Yeah.
So, what day did you say?
Oh yeah, Thursday's perfect, man.
Bills so big I call them Williams
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Presenting: The Pop Star of the Year (And Only That Year), '90-'19
1990: Vanilla Ice
1991: C+C Music Factory
1992: Arrested Development
1993: Spin Doctors
1994: Ace of Base
1995: Hootie and the Blowfish
1996: Quad City DJ’s
1997: Hanson
1998: Master P
1999: 98°
2000: Sisqo
2001: Mystikal
2002: Cam’ron
2003: Chingy
2004: Lil Flip
2005: Pretty Ricky
2006: Hinder
2007: Daughtry
2008: Leona Lewis
2009: Jay Sean
2010: Taio Cruz
2011: LMFAO
2012: Fun
2013: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
2014: Iggy Azalea
2015: Fetty Wap
2016: The Chainsmokers
2017: Alessia Cara
2018: Lil Pump
2019: Lewis Capaldi
okay, this is concerning. if i try to search for an obscure song on Spotify, I get only the same four popular songs. Is the search function broken for you too?
I think I'm in a small minority of people who think that James Cameron's "Avatar" wasn't "forgettable," or Good Actually, but genuinely actively terrible. Putrid dialogue, implicitly racist, and just horrifically acted (Sigourney Weaver excepted)
The dialogue isn't great in Cameron's "Titanic" either, or the characterization any less thin, but man it still goes hard. Everyone is selling it. I just do not see any of that in "Avatar." I don't like the characters, I don't like the story, any of it.
In a way, I'm actually looking forward to the sequels. Hit movies that get turned into trilogies ("The Matrix," "Pirates") tend towards overstuffed worldbuilding, but "Avatar" is so thin than overstuffed worldbuilding is what it desperately needs.