
"Following the release of the latest Avengers: Doomsday teaser involving The Thing and Shuri, Marvel has activated a countdown stream. However, the countdown is 11 months long and stops when the new Avengers sequel arrives in theaters. I can't imagine Marvel actually keeps this thing up for 11 months. But also, now it can use it to tease random things endlessly via random noises or lights, forcing fans and entertainment journalists to watch every damn tick."
"In fact he's grinding so hard he actually has "negative money" in his bank account. What happens when a million haters compete for $500,000 to see who can pull out the tiniest violin? It's not the first time MrBeast has seemed minorly regretful of his YouTube success. "No one ever believes anything I say because they're like, 'you're a billionaire.' I'm like, that's net worth. Actually, I have negative money right now,""
"Somehow, my friend group has fallen into a Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel hole on PlayStation, and none of us can escape. Every night I hop online, I see at least one or two friends playing it. The amount of money some folks have spent in recent weeks on new decks is embarrassing. We all grew up playing the OG card game, so it's not surprising we are having a good time."
A friend group has become deeply engaged with Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel on PlayStation, with frequent nightly play and notable recent spending on new decks. The Skull Servant deck remains competitive and players continue enjoying the nostalgia of the OG card game. Marvel activated an 11-month countdown stream for Avengers: Doomsday that runs until the film's release and could be used to tease content through noises or lights. MrBeast describes himself as equity-rich but cash-poor, stating he currently has "negative money" in his bank account while continuing high-cost stunts. Ongoing pre-release trailers for the next Resident Evil are generating promotional fatigue.
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