I'm calling it "The Apex Fallacy. "
Aztecross: "Titanfall players...did playing Apex work out?"
The desperate idea that if you play the game you don't like (Marathon) from a studio (Bungie), that they will make enough to reward you with the actual game you wanted (Destiny).
Robert Duvall proving he needed less than 30 seconds to steal a movie from anyone he acted with. He elevates Days Of Thunder in a way few actors ever could! Damn we lost one of the greats. 💔💔
Hearing that Robert Duvall has passed away. Currently reading Lonesome Dove for the first time and his voice leaps from the page. Please no spoilers as I barely remember the miniseries from the 80s. Only 250 pages into this masterpiece so far. #robertduvall#Lonesomedove
NEW: Jelly Roll breaks down in tears after his lifelong dream of being invited to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry came true at the end of Joe Rogan's show.
Rogan surprised the singer with a message from country music artist Craig Morgan.
Jelly Roll threw his headphones to the side when he realized what was happening.
"That's like ... it don't get no bigger in country music, bubba."
Congrats!
NEW: Internet users raise over $1.2M for an 88-year-old US Army veteran to help him retire after his pension was wiped out.
Ed Bambas lost his wife 7 years ago and is now working 40 hours a week to make ends meet.
Bambas retired from General Motors in 1999, expecting to have a stable pension.
When GM went bankrupt in 2009, Bambas and nearly 20,000 others at GM subsidiary Delphi Corporation lost their pensions and retirement benefits.
"The thing that hurt me the most was when my wife was really sick," Bambas said to influencer Sam Weidenhofer.
"And when they took the pension, they also took the healthcare coverage and all but $10,000 of my life insurance."
"So I sold my house, sold the property I had, and we made it through."
When his wife passed away in 2018, Bambas says he had to "re-establish" himself and decided to go back to work.
"I'm fortunate God gave me enough body to be strong enough to stand there for eight, eight-and-a-half hours a day," Bambas said to local news outlet WXYZ.
Weidenhofer says he heard about Bambas from a follower and set out to find him in Michigan.
After finding him and sharing his story on TikTok, online users helped raise over $1.2M for him.
God bless him and all those who donated.
Video: itssozer / tt.
Stressed out pizza delivery lady gets emotional as a pastor prays over her following a difficult evening, helps raise $50,000 for her.
‘Suzanna’ was seen apologizing on a Ring doorbell camera after messing up an order.
Suzanna: “I'm sorry. I'm on my way back to get it right now. I will bring it back.”
Pastor Neal Seiwert: “Don't for one second feel bad. We love you and Jesus loves you … You're very much loved. You know that? Do you know Jesus?”
Suzanna: “Yeah… I'm just struggling.”
Pastor: “Hey girls, come here. We're gonna pray for this really nice lady.”
Pastor Seiwert launched a fundraiser and has raised $50,000 for the woman.
“Suzanna is one of those people who has spent her life putting others first. She is currently the full-time caregiver for her 82-year-old mom, managing the daily responsibilities, medical needs, and expenses that come with it,” the fundraiser said.
“For years, she has given her time, love, and energy to take care of others, often at the expense of her own needs.”
God bless her.
Video: neal.seiwert / IG
Instead of making teams and fans travel across the globe to 20 different countries... the NFL should just do some random college stadiums (more so in places that dont have NFL teams)
HEARTWARMING: When a 4-year-old #Steelers fan brought her Terrible Towel to every treatment session when she was battling cancer.
She became a survivor in remission from cancer, and team legend Brett Keisel surprised her with a trip to the Super Bowl
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Secret Service Director Sean Curran gives DJ Daniel, a Texas boy who has been battling cancer most of his life, a hug after Trump surprised him by making him a Secret Service agent.
The look on his face...