I found the entire plot to be offensive for a Christmas film.

Also the whole 'Ghost of Christmas Past' running joke that she sexually harasses Ryan Reynolds because he is attractive is disgusting to include in a kids movie, especially a holiday film.

Overall really disappointing.

> Lyon claims unit production manager and producer Adam Brightman cut corners on safety and undercut her attempts to enforce protocols. “Adam felt threatened by Plaintiff who was an older woman who was serious about protection of the crew and had the authority and discretion to enforce safety on set, even if such enforcement had an impact on production,” claims the complaint.

So...is she alleging sexism? Ageism? This seems like she is bitter that they wouldn't let her do whatever she felt like.

If I remember correctly he's also a professional author and screenwriter.

At the end of the day suggesting you know how much money he's making off of Youtube is at best a total guess.

Ah yes, a 'net worth estimate' site. Those are always accurate!

So by 'hundreds' you meant 'one I can't prove'?

...that is a film reviewer. Where does he "hate woke culture" exactly?

> the burden of proof you’re asking for is insane

Hahahahahaha so he made a statement that infers he has knowledge of the situation and asking him to share that knowledge is 'insane'?

Oh man how adorable!

> The hundreds of youtubers making money on hating woke culture. It's pretty damn lucrative.

So they don't know how much they make but are just assuming it is a lot?

You aren't exactly helping your buddy prove his point, just making him look worse.

> The hundreds of youtubers making money on hating woke culture. It's pretty damn lucrative.

By all means show me how much money these 'anti woke Youtubers' are making considering Youtube demonetizes and strikes them constantly for their opinions.

Yeah I only lived in Mexico and ate across the country.

So amusing to watch people who have no international culinary experience talk down because I actually know good Mexican ingredients.

Keep eating your crickets while I enjoy some huitlacoche.

No shit, and some people in America eat mac + cheese with american cheese all the time.

Does that mean an American cooking competition should choose crappy pasta and american cheese as 'special ingredients'?

No, because much richer and more appealing foods represent the country better, just like Mexico.

Why are we watching them cook with crap simply because the producers want to push that lifestyle? It is a cooking show, not politics.

I lived in Mexico briefly and have no problem with the cuisine, but if they are focusing on bullshit like that instead of actual traditional Mexican cuisine and ingredients it isn't my style.

I prefer to not sit through obvious cultural appropriation.

> the vegan and insect challenge was legit.

Thank you for letting me know this is easy to skip.