Maybe TK should let his "independent contractors" unionize and get a collective bargaining agreement, then it would be a thing...
If it were even remotely a real thing it would be in court, not stoking the tribal flames on a podcast.
Interesting, bad for London, good for AEW, I imagine the tax break is pretty good, or maybe it's part of the same deal that has kept Collision in Arlington for the last month and a half.
Well since this he's made like three announcements... one might be a rumor...
What's left... TV, but that's insanely dragged out at this point.
That's going to upset some people in London, I might have waited to announce that until after the show, and I really wonder what England will get next year instead, because you know they aren't giving up those shows completely.
It continues to boggle my mind that NXT's top program for the NXT Championship is Ethan Page and Joe Hendry, only six months ago that would have been unthinkable.
Anything I see that comes off X-Twitter I take with a lot of skepticism, but damn that one was really crazy.
Y'all, there is a crazy batshit rumor from the nitterverse that they are going to rename Judgment Day to... Street Trash. If that's true, somebody needs to steal the golden sledgehammer and bean him in the head with it.
I see... road rash and broken bones and that's if he's lucky.
What I get out of what happened:
Let's grow and compete...
nah, you're being released and we'll just keep on doing this...
let me buy it then...
no, we like it, just the way it is, but here's a ton of money not to compete with us for a year...
sure, cool, see you around.
Amazon is just one of several companies recently accused of turning to encrypted messaging apps like Signal that can permanently erase messages automatically.
You may recall the government making similar arguments about Sam Bankman-Fried’s use of Signal during his trial for fraud and how that verdict eventually shook out. Deleted chats were also a sticking point for at least one juror in Google’s recent courtroom loss to Epic Games and came up in the DOJ’s antitrust trial against Google.
So are they using these trials in their crusade against encryption and having articles like this in hopes of turning the public against it? Because it looks like it to me.
The FTC’s lawyers say Bezos, current CEO Andy Jassy, general counsel David Zapolsky, former CEO of worldwide operations Dave Clark, and other execs are all Signal users. Bezos is identified in the document as “a heavy Signal user” who instructed others to use the app, although the 2018 hacking of his personal cellphone may be part of the reason for that.
Then a few paragraphs later they reveal Bezos has been an encryption fan and user of the service for 5+ years while trying to get others to use it... I get it, Amazon is doing shady shit, but this feels to me like the government is trying to get encryption frowned upon.
This reeks of the same thing Discovery did when it took control of WB's television and movie production, they canned completed projects, canceled upcoming stuff, and had TV shows like "Final Space" that were out for years erased, all so they could claim a tax break and pocket those billions. What a bunch of frelling bastards.
I'm not too upset about MVP, he's a good mouth piece but wasn't necessary to the presentation. But Lashley is so unique, he has a great look, he's fairly good and I get why they gave him mouth pieces but he didn't need one. I liked his Championship run, I've been a believer in Lashley since he was in TNA which I thought was better than his WWE-ECW run.