Technically challenging but it sounds completely soulless to me. Listen to Stevie Wonder sing and play this song. It's like night and day.

Because all malls have floor plans designed to "maximize profit".
>> ^savethecirclepit:

>> ^Bruti79:
Why is it all malls look so alike?

Soulless corporations?

>> ^Bruti79:

Why is it all malls look so alike?


Soulless corporations?

Yes, the 80s are back, but talentless soulless glory-whores-for-hire have never left us.

When I was a telemarketer I loved shit like this. Anything that keeps me talking on the phone to convince my boss I'm working and to keep me from thinking about how sad and pathetic my life is because I'm working as a telemarketer for the most soulless F*&%*(# C*&^ Ahhhh!

When I get telemarketer calls sometimes, I start asking them about their day and try to cheer them up. Then I get them to start venting about how much their job sucks and what a cock their boss is.

The guy with the harmonica just ruins it. The rest of the song is funk and then he turns it into pasty, lame, white, "John Goodman trying to be Joliet Jake", soulless, house of blues crap. There, I said it.

I went to Disneyworld when I was a kid. I hated pretty much everything about it. Though I wasn't necessarily consciously aware of it at the time, it was indeed the soulless corporate machine under a veneer of canned cheer that put me off it. If you'd asked me at the time, I would probably have said I didn't like it because it was so "fake." It's similar to how I find clowns creepy and disgusting.

Anyways, my guess would be that these kids just spent ten hours in a car. Nothing would be likely to go down well.

>> ^Drachen_Jager:

They're probably paid by the deck.
Still, it's pretty sad that a job that simple is done by people. What a soulless shitty work environment.


QFT, im sure they're paid by the deck, hence the speediness. But ya, i certainly wouldnt wanna work there. That would get old real damn quick

It seems to me, that if you can have shitty work conditions that people will work in, then there will be someone else who is also willing to work there. If that is the case, you could pay them any flat rate that works, and just terminate workers who do not make a quota.


>> ^Drachen_Jager:

They're probably paid by the deck.
Still, it's pretty sad that a job that simple is done by people. What a soulless shitty work environment.

They're probably paid by the deck.

Still, it's pretty sad that a job that simple is done by people. What a soulless shitty work environment.

I'm too cynical. As much as I'd like to appreciate adults letting go of the stressors of said adulthood and letting their inner child free for a bit of fun, the video still strikes me as an advertisement for a large, soulless, profit driven corporation.

But yeah...I'd play on it.

Man, it won't play for me.. and I wanted to see the soulless emptiness in sarah palin's eyes.

"Fleeing suspects", when did we suck the heart out of police and replace them with soulless law enforcing machines?

You don't get to lecture me about maturity if an injured cat is the saddest thing you've ever seen.

Maybe you prefer to repress your emotions but other people prefer to find ways to deal with them; sometimes odd ways. It doesn't make them soulless or shameful.

>> ^Roachmojo:

Don't worry, yxxovercastxx, you will mature in time. Perhaps by then you will react to a situation of that type like the rest of the adult/mature world, and maybe even get past name calling like an 8 year old.

I get a kick out of stuff like this. It appears that most people on Chatroulette are depressed, soulless zombies, but I like that this guy(?) takes the time to try and brighten their day in such an interesting way.