First-world problems

Worth staying for the credits for outtakes of certain comedies, but I wouldn't stay for ones on a sci-fi or action movie,

 

Even comedy outtakes don't get me hooked enough to stay. I might, might stay if I hear there's a cool bonus scene at the end, but every time I do, I'm anxious to leave and the bonus scene is hardly worth the 10-15 minutes I waited for it.

 

Ever since Marvel started doing it in Iron Man, a lot of movies -- especially the sci-fi/comic book genre -- have been including bonus scenes at the end of the credits. There's some movies you obviously don't need to do it with, but pretty much any franchise movie is worth sticking around to see if there's anything afterward.

Usually you can tell if there's a bonus scene (if you don't know ahead of time) by if there's something at the beginning of the credits. If there's some outtakes, it's usually an indication that something is coming up later.

 

Sigh. I am on Skype, canceling my June holiday. Katmandu.

 

Third-world problem.

 

My employer is only covering 70 percent of the tuition for my Master's degree, and I have to come up with the rest.

 

Outing alert: KJIM is Bob Seger.

 

Last night I made the mistake of getting one of those new steak Doubledillas at Taco Bell. Costs more but supposedly has twice the steak. Pretty sure mine had the regular amount of steak, but I got charged for the double.
#firstworld

 

Taco Bell might qualify as a Second World problem.

 

When you splurge for the 20-ounce Starbucks coffee but only drink 16 ounces before it gets cold, meaning you wasted 35 cents or so.

 

Reading sj in bed, just dropped my smartphone and hit myself right on the eyeball. Ow.

 

Were you able to tear it open down the middle, so perfectly, nothing spilling, not latching onto a piece of steak that didn't tear in half with the greatest of ease, like in the commercial?