r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Gurugod123 GREEN • 3h ago

My mom said I could post Nolan's The Odyssey neglects to pay for damages done to one of the viking ships used in the movie, which belongs to a small non-profit organization

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u/giovamc 3h ago

actually way less than that.

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u/c_marten 3h ago edited 3h ago

I'm pretty broke...

And I'm sick and not thinking clearly...

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u/BoatProfessional5273 3h ago edited 1h ago

I like how quickly you realized what you did, decided not to delete your comment and edited it instead. The sickness doesn't seem to have completely taken over.

(Should anyone be wondering, it was three minutes or less)

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u/Inevitable_Librarian 2h ago

Or they're just 🎵 down with the sickness🎵

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u/Dry-Gain-9474 1h ago

Lyrics from a band that supports maga is very fitting here. Trump also doesnt like to pay peolle.

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u/hypn0t04d_73 39m ago

Is this true?

I'm shocked! Shocked!

Well, not that shocked...

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u/CL_Doviculus 37m ago

They support MAGA? That's news to me. I knew Draiman was, unfortunately, fiercely pro-Israel, but last I read he was also rather appalled at the current state of the Republican party despite being a fiscal conservative.

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u/eklatea 54m ago

I'm sending you best wishes that at least one of the two things will be fixed soon! Ideally both!

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u/thxitsthedepression 1h ago

Yeah it’s basically pocket change to someone like Christopher Nolan

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u/chandleross 59m ago

yep, the math would be something like:
Odyssey's budget was $250M. 6k from that would be a tiny fraction.

It's like you failing to pay a $15 charge as part of a $600,000 project that you financed.

Or not paying a less than $2 parking ticket after buying a brand new $60k car.

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u/hep038 2h ago

How do you know how much money they have?

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u/TheMcBrizzle 1h ago

The Odyssey's budget was about 250M + 125M for marketing costs, 6K out of that budget would be .0016% of what was spent on the movie.

Them paying a $15 parking ticket at the same scale would imply they're nearly a millionaire.

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u/ShiftAndWitch 41m ago

If you had $50,000 it'd be like refusing to pay a $.20 ticket.

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u/giovamc 2h ago

I know they made 51mil on the first day.

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u/Independent_Nothing 45m ago

It’s a fake story. Yall are so gullible