That top panel is just Elden Ring?

kay…

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Get in line.

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Reminds me of Motor Mania

And you didn’t tell Discord??

I know right! Now we got their IDs too! :D

/s

Reminds me of: “Das! Ist! Gut!”

This is like straight out of American Dad. This sounds exactly like something Stan Smith would do. Bravo.

It’s like straight out of American Psycho.

Somebody catch me up to speed?

I dunno, if this meme (all be it humorously) is accusing the Reddit user base of having a thoughtpolice that does insinuate quite a large sense of superiority which is just absolute pack mentality. Lemmy is almost exactly and fundamentally synonymous to Reddit, hence a lot of people moved over to Lemmy after the end of third party app support.

So the only real argument one could make in pointing out the positive difference between the two. Is that the users of Lemmy may have a bigger hatred towards capitalism or think user support is more important than habitual comforts.

Too bad it’s owned by Nestle.

Yeah… We’re waaaaaay better over here on Lemmy…

I can’t believe it was this comment how I found out.

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For all I care, this is canon now.

Okay final draft: The truth is more complicated than that. Apparently the visitation rates are still the same. It’s the gaming revenue that’s down. Which you can see down here here. Which makes sense I suppose. So apparently people are still visiting Vegas they’re just not gambling as much any more (or people have just gotten more and more lucky over the years 🙃).

https://www.lvcva.com/research/reports/post/lvcva-executive-summary-of-southern-nevada-tourism-indicators/ (check out these excel reports over the years looking at the gaming revenue on the bottom right)

I am hijacking my own comment here. Apparently the occupancy of Las Vegas hasn’t really shifted at all since the 90s. What the guy in the video is saying is true enough but I think the video is still a little sensationalised.

https://www.lvcva.com/research/reports/post/historical-visitation-statistics-1970-2024/

https://res.cloudinary.com/simpleview/image/upload/v1740683821/clients/lasvegas/Las_Vegas_Historical_1970_to_2024_143e51ff-0c5d-4878-a682-9a85c2925c59.pdf (check out the occupancy percentage)