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DinkinFlicka said:
"Fourth rate show"

If being paid 30 mil for an episode essentially animated by touched up construction paper, with each episode taking about a week to make, then fourth rate is a compliment.

Trump basically confirming the tiny dick jokes in the episode. Lol.
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You have a unique way of obfuscating the obvious.

www.latintimes.com

White House Melts Down After South Park Torched Trump in Premiere Episode: 'Desperate Attempt for Attention'

The White House erupted after 'South Park' mocked Donald Trump in its season premiere, slamming the show as irrelevant.
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Hopefully more Departments to follow with this approach ...

From the article:

The Agriculture Department is planning to relocate more than half of its Washington, D.C., workforce to regional hubs across the country, as part of agency reorganization plans released Thursday.

The USDA is also letting over 15,000 employees leave the agency later this year, after they accepted deferred resignation and early retirement offers.

USDA, as part of its reorganization plans, will relocate thousands of D.C.-based employees to five hubs across the country, with lower locality pay rates.
  1. Raleigh, North Carolina (22.24%)
  2. Kansas City, Missouri (18.97%)
  3. Indianapolis, Indiana (18.15%)
  4. Fort Collins, Colorado (30.52%)
  5. Salt Lake City, Utah (17.06%)

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USDA to relocate more than half of D.C. area employees under reorganization plan

USDA said the reorganization plan will bring employees closer to the communities they serve, and will reduce a headcount that grew over the last four years.
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CobbVol said:
Hopefully more Departments to follow with this approach ...

From the article:

The Agriculture Department is planning to relocate more than half of its Washington, D.C., workforce to regional hubs across the country, as part of agency reorganization plans released Thursday.

The USDA is also letting over 15,000 employees leave the agency later this year, after they accepted deferred resignation and early retirement offers.

USDA, as part of its reorganization plans, will relocate thousands of D.C.-based employees to five hubs across the country, with lower locality pay rates.
  1. Raleigh, North Carolina (22.24%)
  2. Kansas City, Missouri (18.97%)
  3. Indianapolis, Indiana (18.15%)
  4. Fort Collins, Colorado (30.52%)
  5. Salt Lake City, Utah (17.06%)

federalnewsnetwork.com

USDA to relocate more than half of D.C. area employees under reorganization plan

USDA said the reorganization plan will bring employees closer to the communities they serve, and will reduce a headcount that grew over the last four years.
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Now this is something I can get behind as long as the close the DC offices and sell the real estate. Get the damn Fed employees out in the regions they’re supposed to be supporting.
 
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Facing his orange problems head on...

Trump ‘hung up after 30 seconds’ on the phone with CNN reporter who called to ask about new Epstein photos...Resurfaced photos show Epstein attending Trump’s 1993 wedding to his second wife Marla Maples

www.independent.co.uk

Trump hung up 30 seconds into call with CNN reporter asking about new Epstein photos

Resurfaced photos show Epstein attending Trump’s 1993 wedding to his second wife Marla Maples
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Jasmine Crockett unleashes on Ghislaine Maxwell talking to Trump DOJ before Congress: ‘Out of jail for free’
Texas congresswoman tells The Independent that subpoenaing Maxwell does not guarantee House panel will get her to testify as fellow Democrat calls potential witness a ‘documented liar’

www.independent.co.uk

Crockett unleashes on Maxwell talking to DOJ before Congress: ‘Out of jail for free’

Texas congresswoman tells The Independent that subpoenaing Maxwell does not guarantee House panel will get her to testify as fellow Democrat calls potential witness a ‘documented liar’
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
 
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South Park is not at all "the left" and the creators just inked a mind-numbing $1.5b deal, so I'd say they're still pretty relevant.

Wait, does that mean that they've made more honest $* than Trump, who was born on 3rd base?

*And they didn't become billionaires just by creating a popular cartoon (and a hit broadway show). They were shrewd businessmen. They had the vision and saw the value in streaming and negotiated for those rights in the early 2000's. Viacom doesn't even exist anymore, but it's still kicking itself.



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DinkinFlicka said:
"Fourth rate show"

If being paid 30 mil for an episode essentially animated by touched up construction paper, with each episode taking about a week to make, then fourth rate is a compliment.

Trump basically confirming the tiny dick jokes in the episode. Lol.
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I can't even fathom how the show can be worth that much. It's truly incredible. $300M a year for a 5-year contract.

South Park got here by being a social and political satire. The old addage was "Don't start a war with people who buy ink by the barrel," but those days are dead. However, "Don't go to war with South Park" is as relevant as ever.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I can't even fathom how the show can be worth that much. It's truly incredible. $300M a year for a 5-year contract.

South Park got here by being a social and political satire. The old addage was "Don't start a war with people who buy ink by the barrel," but those days are dead. However, "Don't go to war with South Park" is as relevant as ever.
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Paramount fired a guy making 20 million annually.

Paid South Park 300 million annually to mock Trump.

Seems to go completely against your narrative regarding the merger. Sounds more like Colbert was fired because his show was unwatchable
 
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n_huffhines said:
South Park is not at all "the left" and the creators just inked a mind-numbing $1.5b deal, so I'd say they're still pretty relevant.

Wait, does that mean that they've made more honest $* than Trump, who was born on 3rd base?

*And they didn't become billionaires just by creating a popular cartoon (and a hit broadway show). They were shrewd businessmen. They had the vision and saw the value in streaming and negotiated for those rights in the early 2000's. Viacom doesn't even exist anymore, but it's still kicking itself.



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South Park was funny for awhile, but they have gotten just disgusting. All the references to gay this and gay that just get old. I'm sure you still guffaw at it, but so most 14 year olds I suppose.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I can't even fathom how the show can be worth that much. It's truly incredible. $300M a year for a 5-year contract.

South Park got here by being a social and political satire. The old addage was "Don't start a war with people who buy ink by the barrel," but those days are dead. However, "Don't go to war with South Park" is as relevant as ever.
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Paramount fired a guy making 20 million annually.

Paid South Park 300 million annually to mock Trump.

Seems to go completely against your narrative regarding the merger. Sounds more like Colbert was fired because his show was unwatchable
 
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Vol8188 said:
Paramount fired a guy making 20 million annually.

Paid South Park 300 million annually to mock Trump.

Seems to go completely against your narrative regarding the merger. Sounds more like Colbert was fired because his show was unwatchable
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It doesn't go against my "narrative" at all. The narrative is not "Colbert was only fired because he opposed Trump." The narrative I've put out there is that Paramount/Skydance are doing a lot of things to appease Trump.

The fact that Colbert was losing money is what makes it an easy cut, not what disproves the narrative.

South Park hasn't done Trump material in 6 years, and I'm not sure anybody was expecting this.
 
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