Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Already slanged 2 covered calls, not for the premiums i really wanted but if they exercise i will be happy. Still have a decent size chunk to ride the hot air balloon up to juuust above the power lines whenever that day comes

 

I miss drive ins so much. We used to go when I was in my teens. At the end of the show I would walk around with a jump box. $5 a jump.

 

I see a netflix series about the making of the Reddit movie coming...

 

This is the internet, I kind of figured that would be the case sooner or later. Especially since the gains aren't there enough for the propaganda to hold its meaning for most.

 

Netflix is making the movie supposedly. A Hulu series about the making of the Reddit Netflix movie perhaps

 

There's still a few, but not many. We try to go at least once a year in Indiana, but this year didn't happen. Apart from the mosquitoes, there's nothing quite like the drive in. It's the only place I don't feel like I'm being robbed when I over pay for concessions.

 

People got their fingers caught in the cookie jar and they want to cry about it is all. This is nothing new to the market. Just a lot of stupid inexperienced people bit off more than they could chew this time.

Market is real world. It's not a "safe place" to make money and giggle with your friends about sticking it to the man. It's ruthless and unforgiving at the best of times. Piss off some billionaires, and welp, here we go.

 

I need a Big Friday. This week has been rough. Doge still going to the moon tomorrow?

 

still have 2 of them close to where i live. They are excellent. Throw an air mattress in the bed of the taco and lay down while watching a movie outside. Cant beat it

 

I'm holding both. If i need to put a plaque on my wall with my shares. I'll be 65 and my grand kids will ask me what Gamestop is and i'll smile real big.

 

What do you use to watch the volume? How would I be clued in to look at the volume of a random stock like AACG to go jump in at 2 before that spike? Show me the way

 

I thought the same thing about concert tickets, but I might have missed the boat on that one. live nation and SCI are at peaks right now.

 

Concerts screwed us when ticket master took over sales and then took over scalping. $10 ticket.... sold out, but you can get it on stubhub for $100... plus $50 in fees. Venues need to go back to selling the tickets at the door. I would rather wait in line for 4 hours to be told its sold out than get charged 4 times the ticket price for nose bleed seats.

 

We go here at least once a year...It's fantastic. They decided this year to stay open the entire year, until we got 2 feet of snow on the ground...
https://www.mendondrivein.com/

 

Just gotta know when to buy. I use StubHub for almost everything. You can get some pretty good deals last minute. I sat in row B (2) at Michigan Stadium for about $35 per ticket. Buying from the box office would probably be $75 for nosebleed seats.

 

Agreed. It wouldnt be difficult for the venue to build their own ticketing system on their website. I hate TM with a passion.

 

Just saw the title of an article:

Retirement tip: Why you should avoid Reddit fueled rallies with your retirement

Lol