That’s the big gimmick in this business—dressing it up so they can’t tell it’s the same thing they’ve been… — William Tenn
That’s the big gimmick in this business—dressing it up so they can’t tell it’s the same thing they’ve been seeing since they got their first universal vaccination. If you dress it up enough, the sticks will always go nuts over it. Maybe the critics will make cracks, sure, but who reads the critics?
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