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Black Widow has grossed $315M so far ($154M of that being domestic). It hasn't opened in China, which is probably limiting worldwide grosses. All that said, it'll probably have the highest domestic gross of any of the summer releases, due to the effects of the pandemic on movie attendance. https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2021/07/24/box-office-space-jam-plunges-77-on-friday-black-widow-fails-to-get-a-bounce/?sh=78c562554a22

I hear this a lot from the same group of posters, but I've yet to see the evidence. Which movies tanked for Marvel?

Flirting with Death, I see.

The Golden Age of Wireless by Thomas Dolby

...but not in the first five minutes. I must admit, this show wasn't on my radar until the posts above, but now I've watched the 5 episode drop, and would like to see more.

Which two?

Minimum Wage! HYAH!

I'm still on my initial subscription for Disney+, which worked out to $4 per month for 3 years. I'm still finding stuff that I enjoy on the service, but I've always been a big Disney/Pixar/Star Wars fan. I can also wait for films like Black Widow and Shang-Chi to hit the regular part of the streaming service, which should be about 3 months after release.

The nearest Freddy's to me is about 7 miles away, near one of the casinos that I occasionally support. I will sometimes get their patty melt and mini Turtle Concrete, but only if I don't plan on eating much else for the day.

My favorite McDonald's burger was the McDLT, but that's long gone from their menu. I seem to remember trying the Arch Deluxe once, but it didn't really make enough of an impression on me to pay the premium price for it. As for other burgers, I live very close to an In-N-Out, and I'll occasionally get a Double-Double with grilled onions. My work has an employee dining room where our meals are provided, and it's possible to order a burger from the grill. Their cheeseburgers are very good, but most of the time I'll just grab food from the line rather than wait for one.

The Internet Archive has a ton of old radio shows available for free: https://archive.org/details/oldtimeradio The Adventures of Sam Spade: https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Sam_Spade_Singles Orson Welles - The Shadow: https://archive.org/details/RkoOrsonWelles-TheShadow-RadioRecodings

When I worked as a supervisor at a call center, the majority of our terminations were for attendance violations, but not always. I walked out one agent, who had become irate on a call with a customer*, and at one point asked, "if we never fix your problem, why do you keep on calling back?" *An automated QA program that was in testing had scored the call very high for empathy, and upon listening, the QA manager and I determined that the software had actually measured the customer, and not the agent. She had remained calm throughout, as the agent essentially had his meltdown.

The Fifth Element soundtrack.

That's the one that uses Dali stopwatches for timing results.

They're looking for a pastry chef, then?