It's a place for software that comes from a broken home and would otherwise be hanging out on the street in high-crime areas.

I'm thinking no.

I imagine the sound from when you lose on The Price is Right.

The one comment that unites both liberals and conservatives in their hatred of the left.

My only gripe with this is with anime like Bleach. Each episode is 3 minutes of recap, 12 minutes of actual show, and 5 minutes of credits and the outro scenes that have nothing to do with the story. It's somewhat infuriating to watch a recap of something that happened 10 minutes ago 4-5 times an hour.

Apart from that I don't mind them as there is so much content out there and many shows are doing weekly releases, making it easy to forget details.

Murder She Wrote was made with old people as the target demographic and old people have terrible memories. I imagine this greatly cuts down on the "Who is that person?" "Where is she driving to?" "When are they going to catch the killer?" type questions one generally hears when watching an episode of anything for the first time with their elderly parents.

Or possibly the viewers have more going on in their lives than focusing on one TV show.

You sure about that?

Hopper's daughter seen only in flashback scenes? Clickbait.

America fired ToysRUs for this very reason.

It looks fine for me. You should be able to upload to your lemmy instance as well.

In my area, they can't even keep pharmacists from walking out, apparently, as they'll just randomly have the pharmacy closed for the day when you walk in on a Monday at 2pm for example (at multiple locations). This was really fun when it started happening regularly since my parents are both full of health problems and have their prescriptions sent there (for medication needed ASAP) only to find out the pharmacy is closed and there's no way for me to pick up the order without calling the doctor back and trying to get it sent somewhere else and filled and hoping this can all be accomplished before 5pm.

Apart from the pharmacy, it seems like they only ever have 1-2 employees working, shelves are empty, the store is trashed, and prices are high. Rite-Aid already shut down a bunch of locations so I'm surprised these other big chains have managed this long after years of corporate cost cutting and forcing their remaining employees to do the job of 6 people for minimum wage while the executives rake in millions.