In a negotiation its important to ask for more than you want. Compromise is what you reach during negotiations. If you start your negotiations from a pre-compromised position, you're just ceding ground to the other side.
Support the extremists. Support those who go too far and ask too much, as that's the only way to reach a fair and reasonable compromise.
Walmart and many other companies underpay workers enough that they have to rely on food stamps. They use food stamps to subsidize their labor costs to avoid paying their workers enough to buy food.
Elon is smart enough to not ride his own rockets, he too will be smart enough to not enter his own subsea tunnel. Which is a shame.
Because the purpose of a CEO is wealth transfer. Controlling the company is purely incidental.
Doesn't matter what you're asking for. Anything can be vetoed.
US has veto power. There is no possible way for the UN to do anything.
The UN is flawed by design.
Open puts on the company you're about to officially insult to profit on the way down too.
But did they use galaxy 2's orchestral fanfares in galaxy 1?
That's the only thing I care about. It detracts so much from the experience to finish a level with a gorgeous orchestral soundtrack, only to be rewarded with blarpy midi celebrating your victory. That's the most important thing.
Galaxy 1 has a new storybook chapter. Galaxy 2 has a storybook. It has a builtin soundtrack player. Those are the only new features of the release shown in the trailer.
This trailer is just about the things that were in the Wii originals, and has almost nothing to say about what's changed with this release.
The pre-rendered opening cutscenes of galaxy 1 look like an upscale to my untrained eyes.
And now Vegas is suffering from the actions of outside groups. A truly independent Vegas is the only good ending.
Americans are so lazy they omit 75% of their country's name.
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