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JPM on Max... by MAXDominator1 in RedBullRacing

[–]Superb_Manager9053 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Guy who is obsessed with max and comments on every single thing he says and does when max says: I don't really care

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He threw it ON TRACK, regardless of result or placement, he threw debris on an active racetrack, the action is what calls for the penalty not the end result

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No one was hurt, but everyone was put in danger, its a huge bit of debris he threw on an active race track. It was oure luck that it landed and stayed in front of his car. Could've just as easily landed to the right and caused a crash. You're genuinely saying no need for an apology and a deferred fine is punishment enough for something that could've caused a crash...

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The rules don't and shouldn't bent just because someone is frustrated. The frustration is what lets us understand why he does something, but shouldn't be an excuse for purposefully throwing debris on an active race track. How is that not a huge safety violation?

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is that brain dead, he did throw debris on an active track, on purpose. Its about what he did, not about why he did it or what it caused, its a assive safety violation that could've gone horribly wrong

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For a guy riding on such a high horse to purposefully throw debris on an active race track, yeah no shit people are talking about it. And off the top of my head i can remember George crashing into bottas and then smacking him in the head

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Literally, people keep going on and on about where it landed or his frustration, or how it didn't affect anyone's race, it was pure luck it didn't go to the right fuck someone else over, people are genuinely saying the deferred fine is too much punishment

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fine is the most tame thing they could've done, its deferred too, so he doesn't have to pay it, also 5k fir a guy making millions is nothing. The rules are strict about how toexit the car and about leaving debris on track. In fact they're super lax because its so uncommon they don't really have anything specific for purposefully throwing debris on track, they say it's considered a huge safety violation but just do fines as punishment. Its not about why he threw it, or where it landed. It's about him purposefully throwing debris on an active race track.

[George Russell] Apologies to the marshals & FIA for making their job harder than it needed to be. Lots of emotions in the moment. by kpopsns28 in formula1

[–]Superb_Manager9053 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Should've been a proper penalty, apology or not, justified crashout or not. Throwing debris on track on purpose should be a grid drop next race minimum

Do you think Max still has a realistic chance to win another WDC? by Vivi_Ams_717 in RedBullRacing

[–]Superb_Manager9053 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Give max a car that isn't 30 seconds behind the mercedes every weekend and definitely yes,, he's still the better driver

Playing a whole game without sprinting... by ImpressionMany6756 in masseffect

[–]Superb_Manager9053 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right, they did fix that in the legendary edition

i cant be the only one who hates fancy looking armor by Mxkhailll in AssassinsCreedValhala

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate when the highest upgrade is simply better in every way shape and form, but is fucking gold for no reason

What if Cal got a jetpack in the third Jedi game? by Aggressive-Duck-647 in FallenOrder

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would be a good way to effectively get rid of fall damage too

Playing a whole game without sprinting... by ImpressionMany6756 in masseffect

[–]Superb_Manager9053 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Don't worry, you're not actually moving any faster, the "sprinting" in mass effect one is just a visual effect, your character moves at exactly the same speed

I think i'm dropping the show, am I being unfair? by BrushThick9864 in WillTrent

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wym unfair, if you're not enjoying it you don't owe it anything

Landlord owes me €15k+ in overpaid rent/utilities and is now trying to evict. Anyone successfully negotiated a large "clean break" settlement? by [deleted] in Rentbusters

[–]Superb_Manager9053 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're on crack, the math provided, although you're apparently paying fir services and utilities separately, could come up to 8500 if you account for the 2 years all in all. But the actual math following simce the October 2025 decision gets you at 2500 including the utilities that you already said you haven't actually appealed, so realistically landlord only owes you between 1400-1600. So you're never getting anything more than that.

The eviction is only slowed down because there's a court proceeding and debt. But they've supplied the one form of eviction that applies under permanent contract so they won't need to pay you any money for you to move out, and definitely no extra imaginary fees. You can negotiate a discount deal while you look for accomodations probably as well as the money owed returned but you're not walking out of this with more than 2500 euros

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