Let there be Music

Love how they used just a side view of the creek to minimize this. This is what the whole area looks like:

Here’s aerial footage:

https://twitter.com/NebPubMediaNews/status/1601676294638690304

Oh, and by the way, they said “barrels” because that sounds smaller since that’s over 500,000 gallons.

Also a reminder that the company who owns Scooby-Doo, Warner Bros. Discovery, recently:

Laid off countless staff

Is likely doing more layoffs we don’t even know about

Cancel completed projects to get tax breaks

Removed countless animated series with no warning and without telling the staff

Is being sued for inflating HBO Max user numbers by Tens-Of-Millions

Turned beloved IPs (The Matrix/Harley Quinn/etc) into NFTs

Is STILL making “Bad Wizard Lady” projects

AND SO MUCH MORE!

GUESS WHAT WARNER BROS DISCOVERY JUST DID!

FUCK WARNER BROS DISCOVERY!

She said she'd arrange a referral, and shortly afterwards I got a text with a link to a document that had a phone number for me to call to make a hearing test appointment. I say again:

a phone number for me to call to make a hearing test appointment

No other options, just the phone number. I tried Googling around it, and no, just the phone number and a street address.

I tried the phone number, and there was a lot of hold music—loud, Vivaldi (a lot of sudden up and down volumes and pitches, a real nightmare for me), interspersed with quiet moments in which in unclear voice would tell me how important it was, before hurting my ears with Vivaldi again. And I don't mean like "haha that music hurts my ears", I mean like, it hurts.

Eventually I gave up and figured I'd go to the physical place.

The receptionist had a mask and a speech impediment and there were fans whirring. Suffice it to say: the conversation was difficult.

Eventually I understood enough to understand: I could not make an appointment there, the only way was to call the phone number. To make a hearing test appointment.