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Nah, it’s the first vehicle designed for looksmaxxers: all of the mirrors are on the inside, pointing directly at the driver. AI checks your surroundings for you.

Paul McCartney and 21 Pilots, both at Bonnaroo 2013.

21 Pilots were getting popular, but this was still a year before Blurryface came out, so they were on one of the smaller stages during the daytime. Even so, their energy was amazing.

Paul McCartney just had this presence about him. It also helps if you have multiple hours of hit songs that are completely cemented in popular culture. His two hour set lasted four hours, he came back out for four encores, and I don’t think a single person left early.

And since you didn’t say musical performances: comedian Emo Philips! Saw him at a comedy club and it was probably the funniest thing I’ve ever been to.

While I’m glad that Hideo Kojima’s projects were picked up by Microsoft, and therefore the people at his studio will have paychecks because of that, it has to make these layoffs so much harder to take. MS just willingly picked up two projects from a guy who is chronically over budget, but they’re still doing layoffs for their existing employees.

Not exactly a bundle, since I picked these out specifically, but I found the first three Splinter Cell games on PC at the grocery store. This was in maybe 2010.

The grocery store near me used to sometimes have a shopping cart full of budget PC games. Usually they were cheap games that I wasn’t interested in (Barbie, casino games, etc.), but sometimes they were budget-packaged versions of good games. I picked up Splinter Cell 1, 2, and Chaos Theory from there once. The packaging was just the game DVD sandwiched between two pieces of cardboard with the box art printed on it, but they worked!

I would hope that even an AI proponent can see how absurd it sounds to say, “Can you imagine going back to the way literally everything worked, like, 30 months ago?”