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Visitor dies after accident on Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia (r/news)
- AdorableCattle7105: guy flew out of his seat, hit the ride 3 times and a building, and in the photos they give you after the ride, he’s in it flying off the ride.
- madeinjapan89: Assuming he rode that with family/friends that had to be horrifying to watch him hit the coaster multiple times.
- DonyellFreak: Rest in peace to the person that lost their life. What a traumatic day for anyone in attendance as well.
RJ Mitte, actor best known for playing Walter White Jr. on ‘Breaking Bad,’ dies at 34 (r/news)
- YetiSquish: Dang. Way too young. Great actor.
- tits_mcgee_92: By suicide :( . He was a legend and did so many things for people who were disabled. RIP bro.
- Dwayla: He also had cerebral palsey, may he be at peace.
A sixth measles-related death is reported in Pennsylvania (r/news)
- way2manychickens: I’m so bummed. I couldn’t get my MMR shot because of my autoimmune disease. I need special permission from my dr. and need to go off my meds to get an updated vaccine. I’m one of those people you see with a mask on, that gets ridiculed for wearing it. Some of us just can’t get an updated vaccine. We still need to work and go to the market. What are we supposed to do…just die? (yeah, some of you are ok with that until it’s your wife, child, mother, sister.)
- AudibleNod: A sixth measles-related death was reported Monday in Pennsylvania, involving a 39-year-old woman in Franklin County, amid the state’s largest outbreak in three decades. The woman had not been vaccinated, the spokesperson said. Please vaccinate yourself and your loved ones if you’re medically able to do so.
- The-cultured-swine39: I would hate to be the parent of a child who dies from a preventable disease because I thought I knew it all.
Who is a celebrity that aged incredibly gracefully without trying to fight it? (r/AskReddit)
- Interesting_Net1297: Pierce Brosnan has aged like fine wine.
- RangerBoss: Kate Winslet
- suspiciouslyyellow: Olivia Coleman is refreshingly “normal” and still beautiful and has such a range of emotions when she acts because she can still move her face!!
What previously glorified careers are struggling now? (r/AskReddit)
- Efficient_Gazelle508: Air Traffic Control (in the U.S.). Controllers haven’t had a pay raise since 2009, an overwhelming majority of air traffic facilities are understaffed, and about 40 percent of current Air Traffic Controllers are retiring inside of 5 years. “Supercharged hiring” isn’t turning out quite the way Secretary Sean Duffy has promised. Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford seem to be sort of quietly trying to cover everything up until they leave. They’re promising reduced delays and greater efficiency in the Air Traffic system while cutting the workforce end strength and refusing to move off the 2009 pay tables. If you want to fly anywhere in the U.S. you’ve got maybe 4 years before massive delays and cancellations rule the day.
- platypusbelly: most of the entertainment industry. And I don’t mean actors or whatever. I mean the people in the weeds making all that shit happen - particularly in post production. Editors, sound mixing, vfx, etc. There’s a huge amount of people who are being asked to do the same amount of work (if not more) than they were 3 years ago in less time, because there’s less money in show budgets. Studios/networks are cutting budgets for major productions and demanding the same quality of work. People in the industry are highly pressured to produce said same quality with less time/compensation because if they don’t, the studios will just go out and find someone else who will do the work and not complain about it - which in the long run will lead to less experienced people do the job and having the quality suffer for it.
- PhoenixAgent003: I’m gonna be honest, I can’t think of a single career that’s become more respected, and most aren’t doing so hot as an industry.