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LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

I heard there are TikToks of Russian-speakers offering translation, and criticizing his Russian. Some say his accent is good, but his full-on Russian, not so much.

I heard there are TikToks of Russian-speakers offering translation, and criticizing his Russian. Some say his accent is good, but his full-on Russian, not so much.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

I have a few Karen Walkers in my life, but they're all gay men.

LOL. This sounds like someone who should get as far away from customers as possible, and avoid having anything to do with a service job. Wow. Just when you think you've heard it all.

I wonder if he engages in race-play? 😈

It saddens me to hear that some gay men still live in secrecy. I hope it's less true with younger folk.

WOW. So far, I'm very impressed. These are some of the best gay sex scenes I've ever seen. These scenes are incredibly difficult to film, especially when not exposing actor cock is a mandate.
The story seems ripe with tension and conflict. The actor casting appears to be spot on. This show has hit written all over it. No wonder the buzz is through the roof. Good for them.

Isn't it human nature to tell at least one person? For many gays, the number jumps to 10.
My late husband was a famous hairdresser. He had many celebrity clients but refused to speak about them in public. Even in private, he chose his words with great care (except with me). He used to say, "Once you lose their respect over privacy, the relationship is done."
I remember he had a very famous surgeon client, who also worked on famous people. The surgeon was always careful to never name names, but when the surgeon was not in the room, the surgeon's wife would regale the guests with stories. We always thought this was in very bad taste, and it soured our thoughts on people's ability, even esteemed professionals, to respect client privacy.

There is an abundance of proof. Even with 6% on Rotten Tomatoes, All's Fair is raking in over 3-million viewers (great, by today's standards), and got renewed for a second season. In TV, "good" is always subjective.
The story is based on a series of popular romance novels, which usually means "low quality fare" by default. This isn't Paddy Chayefsky. The show's creator, Jacob Tierney, continually says in interviews how surprised he is by viewer reactions.
There is something unique going on here, and it's called a certain style of magic. Magic is rarely easy to achieve in the arts, but this show is having its moment. I see no harm at all in celebrating that, especially when the main characters are gay men in professional sports.

Isn't it human nature to tell at least one person? For many gays, the number jumps to 10.
My late husband was a famous hairdresser. He had many celebrity clients but refused to speak about them in public. Even in private, he chose his words with great care (except with me). He used to say, "Once you lose their respect over privacy, the relationship is done."
I remember he had a very famous surgeon client, who also worked on famous people. The surgeon was always careful to never name names, but when the surgeon was not in the room, the surgeon's wife would regale the guests with stories. We always thought this was in very bad taste, and it soured our thoughts on people's ability, even esteemed professionals, to respect client privacy.

Isn't it human nature to tell at least one person? For many gays, the number jumps to 10.
My late husband was a famous hairdresser. He had many celebrity clients but refused to speak about them in public. Even in private, he chose his words with great care (except with me). He used to say, "Once you lose their respect over privacy, the relationship is done."
I remember he had a very famous surgeon client, who also worked on famous people. The surgeon was always careful to never name names, but when the surgeon was not in the room, the surgeon's wife would regale the guests with stories. We always thought this was in very bad taste, and it soured our thoughts on people's ability, even esteemed professionals, to respect client privacy.

Isn't it human nature to tell at least one person? For many gays, the number jumps to 10.
My late husband was a famous hairdresser. He had many celebrity clients but refused to speak about them in public. Even in private, he chose his words with great care (except with me). He used to say, "Once you lose their respect over privacy, the relationship is done."
I remember he had a very famous surgeon client, who also worked on famous people. The surgeon was always careful to never name names, but when the surgeon was not in the room, the surgeon's wife would regale the guests with stories. We always thought this was in very bad taste, and it soured our thoughts on people's ability, even esteemed professionals, to respect client privacy.

I guess I'm a little worried about oversaturation, and the too-fast, all-consuming publicity grab. I realize as actors you have to strike when the iron is hot, but these guys are everywhere, all-the-time, responding to the most inane interviewers, and being asked the most ridiculous questions. Enough already. Be careful what you wish for.
Apparently, backlash has already started because Connor Storrie refuses to answer questions about his private sexual preferences, and Kit Connor from Heartstopper has already spoken out about it, given what happened to him in social media.
From mad, obsessive love usually comes hate. America's infatuation with pop stuff can change on a dime. I wish these guy's handlers would cut back a bit on the social media shithole.
Maybe it's just me.

This video went viral. So many people showing it on their podcasts. Who would have thought?

I saw the film last night. Not sure what to say. I don't get the hype at all. I see the craft. It's a solid work. Good performances and work from everyone. But in the end, the story, so what? Do I want to watch it again? I don't think so. The best character in the film is played by Sean Penn, and he plays the complexity brilliantly, but what a weird, unlikable guy. The mother is crazy fun to watch, but then she disappears.
The film has a Tarantino feel to it, but this is no Pulp Fiction or Inglourious Bastards, both films I saw three times. It had a $140 million budget, but it doesn't look like it. It made some money, but not nearly as much as was expected. Many are calling it a flop.
OTOH, lots of people talking about Oscar Best Picture. The bar is really low these days.