I’ve learned a lot here.
This is hilarious. I wish someone would make an appropriate silent-movie-type soundtrack for it. He was given a camera and…well, watch it, LOL!
This man…yes, he had faults, but not many.
At first I thought we had found the original post-credit scene.
Then I realized we had found the elusive credits in the middle of the movie.
Quite avant garde
I know, it’s a bit like “Lobster Men from Mars” in some respects.
Someone complained when Harry used the word “manure” and told Margaret that he should say “fertilizer.” Margaret said “You don’t know how long it took to get him to say manure.”
I’m a huge fan of HST, and was raised by Truman Democrats. I remember growing up seeing a book called “Tom’s Boy Harry” in our bookcase (it had a bright red dust jacket). It was all about how he was a tool of Tom Pendergast blah-blah-blah. I couldn’t read it, it was dreadfully written, too.
As an ex-employee of Apple Singapore, can I just say “HOLY FUCK, YOU STUPID PRICKS, I FUCKING TOLD YOU??”
I realise this is a serious problem for about 50% of the people reading it but sweet jesus, this is pretty cathartic for me.
Oh, in other news: “Uncle Xi” really does give a fuck about you using WeChat. That’s not just me being paranoid, that’s literally you talking about seriously confidential business matters over an unencrypted, completely open line.
To be clear, to whom are you addressing this sentiment: Google or Apple?
Very definitely Apple. I brought this up two years ago and I was basically laughed out of the company.
I’m going to give it a couple of days and then send the link to my old bosses. This has genuinely made my week.
Ah.
It gets a lot worse when you understand that all of Apple China/Singapore/Thailand uses WeChat to discuss company business, despite iMessage being secure and having encryption…
In (slightly more sober) hindsight, I am deleting this post so that it the content is less visible to Google. I assume that you can check my edit history but Google cannot, so…
Better yet, don’t put your crimes in writing.
Batstroke.
There’s no audio or article text yet (they fill that in after the broadcast, which is on right now), but I want to put this here while I’m thinking of it.