I'm sure there's been posts asking this same thing in the past but I'm curious about your opinion. I can see either way because metaphorically the last time he was Anakin was before he became Darth Vader, because that's when Anakin died, but technically he was redeemed at the end of ROTJ as Anakin again. So how do you prefer his force ghost?

I found this happy little family on a retaining wall in my garden. I tried to google them but I can't tell if they're flying ants or termites. Please help and advise, lmao. The retaining wall isn't connected to my house but is close enough for this to be terrifying.

Also, I took bug spray to them and a lot of them died in case that helps.

I got home at 10pm last night and they weren't there, so it happened some time in the middle of the night. We just bought the house a month ago.

I really never understood this, to this day i don't get it. The show tried so hard to make me hate john walker only for me to like him the most in the whole series. Even before he took the serum, and before the murder of a terrorist, everyone including the audience hated John for the dumbest reasons. The fact that Sam literally murders a dozen soldiers in the beginning of episode 1 of FATWS, and then has the audacity to lecture john about killing people never made sense. Steve, sam amd bucky have all killed people in combat, they never gave people a chance to surrender to the whole "john killed someone who surrendered" makes no damn sense, especially since like a couple of seconds before his best friend died by the hands of these terrorists. The same people who hate john for that would support tony trying to kill bucky for killing his parents.

Had a 15-minute video interview with a CMO for a content marketing role. He started with fast-paced questions like “How do you make great content strategy?”

About 5 minutes in, I started glancing/looking off-screen to check my portfolio/website, which had examples related to what he was asking. I also mentioned I had notes I’d prepared, like I always do for interviews.

He suddenly paused and, in a pretty hostile tone, told me my “eye movements" were "disconcerting.” In a super smarmy tone he said something like, "just a piece of interview feedback" but it was clearly an accusation.

I didn’t argue. After I told him the first time I have notes prepared for every interview, he doubled down and started saying something else about my eye movements, at which point I just hung up the zoom call, lol.

Found out later he blocked me on LinkedIn. We weren’t even connected.

Still can’t believe how weird and confrontational that was. Has anyone else dealt with something like this?

Edit: Guys, I think we found the interviewer's reddit account 😂

Edit 2: Damnit, I'm sad, the guy deleted his original comment above, I was laughing my ass off reading everyone's comments roasting him. Good thing I screenshotted it when it hit -1000 downvotes.

Edit 3: Here's his cringey ass response to someone to the original comment, let's see if he deletes this too.

Edit 4: He deleted the response too, ahahaha. Thank you /u/3mberLight66617 for screenshotting that as well. https://imgur.com/a/O8OTLSO

Edit 5: To the people saying I "confirmed his suspicions" - cool, I don't care. That's not the point. He can think what he wants. The point is I'm not wasting my time on a toxic interviewer with a shitty accusatory attitude and wouldn't want to work for them anyway, so didn't waste a second further of my time. I don't have time for disrespectful interviewers and I'll hang up the next time one is an asshole to me again.