Cue for abject terror.

Kiss… my….

The states’ filings are sealed, but per Reuters, the penalties were calculated by multiplying the number of violations, aka the rough amount of young users impacted by the addictive design choices, by the fine amounts designated by state law.

This sounds very familiar. I hope Zuck is able to catch Pete Monahan down at the car wash and get some advice.

So did Jared leave cause he started feeling left out because Richard and Monica became closer when it came to making business deals?

But hey Dinesh, Denzel never wore shorts

https://www.businessinsider.com/turo-aviato-car-silicon-valley-2016-8

Seems like this fits here.

Ooo, wrong answer! You selected "Cheeseburger and Fries". The correct answer was "Not Hotdog".

Better luck next time, Apple!

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I just finished my fourth rewatch of the show- still amazing and holds up. Its ending was open ended, with the thumb drive being lost.
Silicon Valley is a portrait of a tech industry that is gone. There is no more charismatic tech startups- new AI companies pop up daily and AI’s omnipresence is widely disliked. All the “original” tech stars like Gates, Jobs, and Larry Page are all out of the picture. The remaining heads, who were considered likeable and charismatic at the time of SV’a release are now deeply entwined with the government and are also widely disliked. Musk and Zuckerberg were, for most of the 2010s, seen as smart men who were providing new ideas. Now they’re both seen as scum of the earth.
Tech is REALLY different now. There’s tons of material for a possible sequel regarding the current state of tech. The show even ends with an AI growing too fast- exactly what is happening right now.
On the production side, Mike Judge is clearly into sequels and reboots. KOTH’s reboot is entirely about the time that has passed since the original, and how different the world is. Beavis and Butthead is the exact same since the formula is perfect, but it’s clear Judge has no qualms with sequels and revivals.
We should get a Silicon Valley revival in the next 10 years. It’s perfect.

Big Head (Josh Brener) showing up in Mythic Quest reminded me how these two shows have a lot in common, and that fans of Silicon Valley would probably enjoy MQ as well. A lot of the character dynamics are reminiscent of SV and the way the characters undermine and blow up at each other are similarly hilarious.

I'll say it now, MQ is definitely not as good as SV, but SV is one of the greatest comedies ever made, so even 70% as good is still a pretty great show.

Give it a shot! It's on AppleTV.

Moved to Chicago and banged his nanny on ER

Guys, check out the episode 7 of season 4 timestamp 4:20 to 4:40 and listen to the dialogue. Is that a Covid foreshadowing?

Jared is the CFO, no other company would store data for flat rate, they bill according to "storage and bandwidth". So how come the CFO agreed to something no other company would ever agree to?