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I actually feel kind of bad about this. There was a jokey-joke aspect to things a while back that some of us didn't pick up on, and now it's just harsh and mean. Even those of us who used to "get it" don't seem to anymore, and TNL is worse because of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name
It is and it isnt. <- in response to bellyaching, not post above this one.
In the beginning, there was Live, and it was good.
Sony's service was laughable garbage.
But Live rested on its laurels. Sony improved.
Live saw that Sony was providing (mostly) the same services, and then Some.
Live's reaction was not to outdo Sony's offerings, thus making it more compelling, but to grudgingly half ass it.
Sony stepped up their game, and xbox response has been kinda shitty in comparison. It isnt greedy to expect more from a service competing for your dollar, Mr Amazon.
I can't help but see it as bitching about free stuff, which is hilarious.
Grass is always greener, etc.
It always is. I can't even explain how many guitar amps I've owned.
I'll tell you one thing though... If Fender sent me a replacement for my current amp with one that was identical in every way but had a tremolo added for free I'd tell them to stick it up their ass because Mesa makes an amp with reverb.
Two banks in town.
Bank A is great. Bank B not so much.
Time passes and bank B improves to the point where its services and quality matches that of bank A.
And on top of that, it begins to offer complimentary coffee to its customers. Im talking about that gourmet shit.
Bank A sees this, and responds by offering the kind of coffee that Bonnie buys.
Bank A customers arent assholes for wishing that on top of the great service theyve always received, they could get a pot of Jimmy's stuff too.
That actually covers it quite well
Pulp Fiction has the answers to everything.
But Pulp Fiction doesn't have Dr. Shultz or Jew Hunter.
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Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name