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At this point it wouldn’t half surprise me if Maddie’s Big Reveal turns out to be: Maddie identifies the “Somebody from Jacobson Moore”who did bury the documents in question - BUT… The J&M employee did so in accordance with a specific set of circumstances whereby not only was the “coverup” NOT illegal - the firm was in fact legally obligated to do so, to honor its attorney/client confidentiality relationship.
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IMHO the entire premise is more palatable if one simply considers Mattie to be the antihero of the series, and leave it at that.
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Two years earlier, when Mattie was (apparently) doing some kind of initial scouting run of Jacobson Moore.
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Gotta love Hollywood. 😂 (My wife was a paramedic for several years)
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My point exactly. 😂
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That’s what Wikipedia says, at least…. Keep in mind, though; waterproof sunscreen wasn’t even a thing until around 1977 or so, and it took a little while for usage to become mainstream. Which is to say, those hotties out lounging by the pool in the late 70s/early 80s…? They’re in their late 50s/early 60s now, and their complexions are more “wallets and handbags” than “peaches and cream”. My wife is currently 58, and still (IMHO anyway) cute as a bug’s ear; several of her friends though, are 10-15 years younger - and look 10-15 years older.
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And in that respect, the Peanuts music in the background doesn’t hurt. 😄
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A few observations: Totally shocked Kyle didn’t take the Walk tonight, but also totally ok with that (country boys gotta stick together, donchaknow). Still, Sol was one of the few remaining contestants (along with Genevieve and Kyle) for whom I felt sufficiently engaged to root - so THAT part still blew chunks. For now and forever, Andy remains a legend in his own mind. Teeny seemed real torn up about Sol’s departure, especially considering they were writing Sol’s name down along with the rest. Considering we’ve all been given the impression (multiple times, even) of how scary it is to vote against the House*, though, I’ll cut Teeny some slack - this one time. I'm not particularly a fan of Sue’s - if you think the difference between 45 and 59 is that glaring to a bunch of Millennials/GenZs, then you really need to learn how to read a room better - but I'm also inclined to allow Sue some wiggle room as well; she’s simply part of a generation who were handed some simply stunning body modification options in the mid/late 80s, but were given virtually zero indication of how well such modifications might (or might not) age along with them.** Again, because it bears repeating: Andy, shut the fuck up. * Big Brother reference, for those not familiar with it. 😉 ** My mother-in-law is another; how do you tell someone the breast implants that were perfect when you were a 30something start to look a little - different - after another 30-40 years have been run off the clock…?
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Comforting? Probably not - but also probably necessary, considering the potential impact of hereditary tendencies.
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One of my all-time favorite scenes - especially considering I’m moderately certain I’ve attended that same conference a time or three…. 😁
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…AND the background music doesn’t drown out the dialogue of the principal characters.
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Yaknow - if you sing “Feckless Dumbass” to the tune of “Davy Crockett”, it doesn’t sound half bad…. 😁 “Feckless - Feckless Dumbass King of the wild frontier….”
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My first thought when I saw this season’s individual immunity necklaces was, “Did they pick up Bacardi as a sponsor or something…?”
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This was my thought as well; meat is concentrated complete proteins, dietarily speaking, and provides more of an ounce-for-ounce nutritional bang for your buck than do vegetables. No need for Kyle to apologize for listening to what his body needed in the moment - especially when the alternative was to simply dispose of already-prepared food.
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Yeah, that was kinda the point of the second half of my post you quoted - but it still takes us down yet another rabbit hole of disbelief suspension: namely, are we expected to believe two extremely well-off white collar retirees were 100% in on investing a significant amount of time and resources into concocting a wide-casting web of deception at the drop of a hat because… their grandkid read something on the internet…? Must’ve been one HELL of a Reddit post, that. 😆