Is He Bane!? - Friday!

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Good morning, it’s Friday! For most of you, that means it’s the last day of work before the holidays. Hopefully, you guys do have holidays! If you’re in school, it definitely means holidays. But if you’re working, sometimes you don’t have any holidays left, so you just get three days off here and there. Hey, hopefully, you get your full break and you get to recharge. And hopefully, if you do have to go to work, it’s pretty dead, and no one’s looking over your shoulder making sure there are some tight deadlines or something like that.

This picture of Luigi Mangione… you guys already know I’m a freaking big fan. I don’t know him personally, or a lot of the stuff behind him. I don’t know anything about him, but I’m a big fan of this legend and this character that Luigi Mangione has become. A picture dropped yesterday where they were taking him to, uh, I don’t know actually, where they were escorting him, to court or to jail or something, but they had the entire freaking NYPD, like 35 feds! They acted like this guy was Bane from The Dark Knight! The way that they were walking around him… he’s not a big guy, guys. He’s got back problems! They were really afraid that he was going to run? They were afraid someone may try to attack him? Like, I don’t understand what type of show of force… who are they trying to show this force to?

It’s pretty obvious who they’re trying to show this force to, man. They want CEOs, they want the Wall Street types to feel safe, and to not feel like, you know, they can get got. They’re trying to show, like, “We got this guy, man!” It’s a farce. It’s marketing. It’s PR. But for whom and why?

But it created one of the greatest pictures of 2024, in my opinion. Someone actually said that this is Man of the Year, or Times Man of the Year, Times Person of the Year. I tend to agree. Obviously, Trump is Times Person of the Year this year, and I got nothing against that. I think Trump was one of the biggest newsmakers, but Luigi has definitely caught my attention way more. So, if this was the cover of Times Person of the Year, it would have gone hard, man!

Read it was a joke! Someone read, they’re like, “Why are they guarding him so hard? Like, what are they afraid of?” Afraid that he’s going to run? And someone’s like, “No, they know that Luigi jumps higher than Mario!” I love freaking old retro video game jokes that you gotta be 40-plus to understand! Why am I like this? I don’t know. Anyways, man, it’s crazy. We got our own freaking villain who’s killing, killed one CEO of a company that perpetuates and assists in the denial of assistance for millions of people across America, but he’s the bad guy. Anyway, y’all have a great one. Peace!

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updated_at 31-07-2025
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