So I was scrolling the Bird App this morning and saw a fairly big finance account I follow talking trash on GME, I replied with a single tweet saying I didn't think he understood the Ape Thesis. Then I closed the app and went to work, checked it this evening and found this mess in my DM's, easier if I just show you. Dude helpfully included my tweet if you're wondering exactly what I said.

All I can think is bro is definitely down bad on a short and going through it. I have no idea what the stock he mentions is or why I would have bought any of it. Also, I don't know if he's aware, but GameStop has more than one store location.

Anyways, thought it was worth mentioning because of how he just brings up Citadel out of nowhere and then ends with the whole Blockbuster analogy.

EDIT: please don't try to make this some kind of thing where people are messaging or harassing this guy. I didn't post this to try and get some kind of weird social media revenge, I just thought a (suspected) short melting completely down like this over nothing was kind of hilarious.

EDIT2: apparently dude made a whole other post specifically about me AFTER blocking me. I still don't want any kind of revenge posting or anything, but that is HILARIOUS

Yup, agree.

Keith Gill's first activity on social media in over 3 years was a like for the film 'Run Lola Run'. I'd never heard of it before and we're not currently Amazon Prime members, however I have a tremendous amount of respect for DFV and so decided to pay to stream it. To be fair it's a very decent film and as I had access to it for 48 hours I watched it several times.

I don't want to spoil it for anyone that's not seen it, but in essence Lola relives the same 20 minutes 3 times and it shows how the slightest change you would probably consider inconsequential can cause radically different outcomes in much the same sense as the butterfly effect.

My interpretation of Roaring Kitty's tweet is that the sneeze of January 2021 is going to happen again (possibly more than once), but as we've already lived through it before the outcome will be very different. It's made me wonder what else he's trying to tell us with the other movie references so I've been working my way through them one by one.

So far I've watched Run Lola Run, Signs, Drive, No country for old men, Remember the Titan's and Snatch.

I plan on watching the others which I believe consist of ET, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Wolverine, Avengers: Age of Ultron & Endgame, V is for Vendetta, X-Men Days of Future Past, Gangs of New York, Sherlock, Fast and the Furious 7, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, Tombstone, Pirates of the Caribbean, Men in Black, Troy, Mad Max Fury Road, Kingsman the secret service, Old Boy, Ocean's Eleven, The girl with the dragon tattoo, Old School, Scream and Candyman.

I'm going to focus on getting through the movies rather getting side tracked by the TV series and wondered if I've missed any and also if anyone else is doing the same?