Landing the Plane

The case reaches a judge, and she makes a decision based on the evidence she's given.

First off, the events of The Philippines, pretty shocking, it's no wonder they had such a revolt on their hands, but of course a tragedy that people died, nobody should have been losing their lives over such a competition.

It doesn't exactly put Pepsi co in a good light, they came across as mean spirited, obnoxious, and really rather deceitful, of course there are two sides to every story.

Best of all, the friendship that grew between John and Todd, I am so glad that John essentially did that right thing, their bromance was quite something.

Fascinating documentary, I wish the ending had been somewhat different, was really a case of David and Goliath. 7/10.

Boring. Entitled babies. Way too much self-indulgent filler content. Waste of a perfectly good Monday.

I was not rooting for anyone. The only good part was 90s stock footage. And there was not enough of it.

I turned this on bc it was #4 on most-watched on Netflix. I don't know when I'm going to remember that most people like dumb drivel.

I was ready to quit about 14 minutes in. I wish I had. Not good. Not plausible. The "protagonist" complains that it is bad to be perceived as "opportunistic." Duh. That's the territory which comes with the word.

Oh. And WHEN are people going to learn how to use reflexive pronouns? "John and myself ____..." is almost never correct. Reflexive pronouns are to be used when an individual wants to describe self-applied action. "I wash myself." "Go ___ yiurself." Etc.