from the replies: “second paragraph sums up his strategy. gotta love the brutal honesty of overfunded unicorns adding headcount to show “growth”. man is just gaming the system”
DON’T. FUCKING. ENGAGE. WITH BRAND. TUMBLR. ACCOUNTS.
Hi, sorry. Some people have been making some assumptions in the notes and I’d like to make a few clarifications.
1: I’m not some secret corporate planted account that’s “in on it” and intentionally baiting notes or anything. I got like, 30 notes from my comment, tops. Maybe a few reblogs. But I don’t give a fuck about any of that! I’m just a guy talking on the internet!
2: People make mistakes. Yes, sometimes even people who agree that you shouldn’t interact with corporate posts slip up. If you’re unaware, there’s a @brand-directory that lists them all for blocking. I was not aware. My apologies. I have rectified that mistake.
3: @nintendo-europe is a PARODY ACCOUNT. Their links lead nowhere and even the slightest research into Nintendo’s own list of social media accounts wont mention it. So it’s not even a brand post.
@badgraph1csghost Next time you make a post like this, please blur out or otherwise censor the name of the dumbass you’re pointing at, because I’ve tried contacting you multiple times with no luck. I rarely post as is, so the fact that I’m suddenly forced to defend myself like this is ridiculous.
Reblog if, no matter the size of the role, you would agree to work with the Muppets if offered the chance to do so, no questions asked
THEY WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO FINISH THE PITCH BEFORE I TELL EM I’M IN
Recruiter: Hello, I’m with the Muppets and…
Me: Where do I sign?
Any artist who had worked with the Muppets said their call went just like this.
I only remember hearing about one person talk on a podcast about missing the chance because of a scheduling conflict. Sis was devastated. She was ready to upend her whole career to meet Kermit.
