Collin Galbraith

Taylor, the documentary is too short, but I am proud of you for following your heart and speaking up about your political beliefs. Remember to never be afraid to speak your mind whether you are a man or a woman. I am all for equal rights and am saddened that you got your rights in a court of law, but I never got mine. It is still great you won your case even if it was dehumanizing. I also think you are very lucky as you have so many hit songs and albums. My brother, sister, and I are all musical artists, and we have yet to make it big. My sister has the best chance and I am proud of her. I have lived all three lifestyles (poor, middle class, and rich). I wonder which one I prefer. You have so much money now so I hope you give some to charities. Bless you if you do. Do not be ashamed of your weight or looks. You are a beautiful woman inside and out. I still want to see the 'Cats' movie even if it got bad reviews. Because you and Rebel Wilson are in it makes it more desirable for me to watch. As for Kanye making you have a better career or not, I believe you were already a star even before he said what he did. I also want you to remember that even if an album sells less, that does not mean you failed. You have already won so many times in life so do not frett too much. You say you wanted to be liked just like most people would desire the same. Well, you are liked by many and enjoyed by many. I like you. You are a perfect Tennessee (ten ye see). Your voice is angelic and the outfits you wear are colorful and current. I especially liked the silver reflective one in the doc. I think your cat is cute and your mom is caring. I liked watching you eat on the private jet. I was in first class a few times and enjoyed it. If ever you need a man who will do his best to understand you, I am that man (the second most romantic man after Fabio). I am a bit older than you, however am young at heart. I just needed a recent awakening (kind of like the story of 'It's a Wonderful Life') to realize it. I enjoyed the 'Red' album the most. Kudos to you for your Grammy win. Well, take care Taylor and I wish you the best in life whether we meet or not. - Collin.

I saw the first in December 2019 and this one in February 2020. I think a third is coming soon. This golden circle is very creative and thought provoking. It has bowling alleys and metal dogs. It has 50's stores in a jungle. It has a spinning tram that reminds me of a cross between those vomit spinners at state fairs and the inflatable raft scene on snow in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. There are females who are sexualized, but this is common in the Bond films as well. I like the choreography of the fight scenes, especially fights in a car and the electric lasso scenes. When Tequila flys the plane, it was like a spoof of 'Top Gun'. Speaking of tequila, the President in this movie acts like all substance abuse is bad. It is not always bad as long as it is in moderation. I think he even had alcohol present in the Oval office. Remember, Bush Jr.* used to be a drunk. If they have Part 4 someday please call it Queenswoman (Starring Taylor Swift, where the main enemy is Kanye West and she shows her COMBAT skills and leaves a BLANK SPACE for a new male suitor. Also, she wipes out all the misoginists (henchman) and makes sure that Republican lady from Tennessee finds karma a you know what). * - to be fair, Jimmy Carter had bad teeth, Ronald Reagan was sometimes forgetful, George Bush Sr. was married to Barbara Bush (heavens to Betsy), Bill Clinton cheated on his wife, Barack Obama was not Black (he was Black and White (remember to honor your mom too Barack)), and Donald Trump is greedy, sexist, a cheater, a liar, has bad hair, and will listen to Taylor Swift songs 25% less. I did like his tv show though.

While I have not yet played Crew 1, I wanted to suggest that for Crew 3 you have 7 continents, 1,000 events, and 20 event types. That is 143 or so events per continent (maybe have less for Antarctica). Also be sure to have a good storyline throughout and include the ability to be a police officer and a racer running from the law. When Crew 1 is cheaper, I might get it. I already have Crew 2. Thanks for making many great games Ubisoft. I really like Farcry and Rayman games.

This is a slow build show. Season 1 is better than average, but when you get to about Season 3, you are truly hooked! The acting is great, you get genuinely upset that some beautiful women lose their lives (even when you know it's fictional), and the dynamic between everyone - wow!!! Good writing!!! The only problem was when Emma thought Norman was sick, but she must not have noticed his hands had bandages so he was lying. Also, who is minding the motel half the time?!

This game is better than part 2, but not by too much. They both give different experiences and I'm glad part 2 went in the direction it did because you don't want a carbon copy. I really hope for a part 3 and maybe they could have you save Dina and JJ from a kidnapping so that she might get back with Ellie. Hopefully it does not include Abby as much, but she is not the worst ever. The graphics and gameplay rule in these TLOU games.

I like a lot of the film, but many cars in the train don't make sense. They forgot to have a Disney inspired car. I have lived all three lifestyles - poor, middle class, rich. Which one do you think I prefer? The polar bear at the end might eat the remaining survivors. We will never know.

The Shining is not the best horror movie, but it is well made and mostly well acted. In terms of acting, I would go from best to worst - Jack Nicholson, Scatman Crothers, Shelley Duvall, The Boss of The Lodge, The Woman In Bathtub, The Former Caretaker, The Kid Who Plays Danny, and The Two Sisters. As for suspense, it has it. As for the real life shining, sometimes I have it and I don't know why.

I think this man is not alone in the fight for lives. I used to be a pharmacy tech and when you start with a good pharmacist, then have a senile pharmacist, and end with a real sob pharmacist all within a year and a half, you can understand how us techs felt. There were even guest pharmacists who did not know the computer system (some who were nice and others who were seriously in need of anger management and a personality change). This year I am trying to be a pharmacy tech again, but I remember the people with their prescriptions (most were normal, but a few yelled at the techs if they could not get a refill because it was too early or insurance would not cover the cost). This was unfair to us, but we were taught to not take it personally. As for the legal drugs we were filling, I think a handful of the people passed away, however it was unclear if the drugs were the sole reason. They could have been contributing factors though. All I knew was there were warnings about dosage, side effects, and contraindications on the labels. Most people probably do not read them, but if they care anything about their life, they should. Remember how this pharmacist (in the Netflix airing) would not fill Oxycontin. In my pharmacy, we did not have a choice on what to fill or not fill. Norco or Vicodin was the number one painkiller we filled. I believe these drugs to be safer than Oxycontin, but still addictive. I did enjoy helping the guests, but would never want to be a pharmacist. As for this documentary, I have a story similar to the one about the bad doctor, but it was his personal life where the many wrongs were done. He was a good doctor according to at least 10 people (likely more), but they might not have known about things going on behind the scenes. Needless to say, he is a charming sob and I might still be married to a lovely woman if it was not for him. You do the math.