My Writing. My words.

I’m sure this is just an accident in the system and not the system doing exactly what it is designed to do.

We’ve all seen the anecdotal mugshot chart but now it’s been a verified trend.

This.

At the end of the day, when all of the factions of the fandom agree that this whole situation (does it even matter what this relationship is anymore?!) is an embarrassing disaster of epic proportions, Sam has a problem.

Who is going to be left to buy his booze, pay for events, and watch the (few) acting projects he has coming out?

Dear This Anon,

Yes, that was exactly what I meant. You summed it up probably better than I ever could, with a very busy week-end in sight.

OL is apparently experiencing a new wave of interest, due to the series finally ending. Every day seems to bring along newbies who just heard of it, started to watch it and have questions and thoughts, just like we all did. But once this wave of renewed interest fades, what will remain of JAMMF?

You know the answer as well as I do, Anon.

I know there are many people who do not share this pessimistic POV. I truly hope they are right, as far as S's business and career prospects are concerned.

But I don't think they are, if things do not change. And fast.

This is not about embracing/despising The Sidekick. I could not care less about her manufactured story, her problematic ethics and his obviously questionable casting choice. This is about taking stock of a very obvious game, played by a woman who probably did it before and is desperate to do it again.

ATTENTION @LeaderJohnThune

PASS THE #SaveAct NOW‼️

SPINELESS, GUTLESS #REPUBLICANS !!!!!😳🤬🤮

@SenateGOP @HouseGOP @GOP @SpeakerJohnson @SenThomTillis