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InfinityMonster posted...

Repeating yourself when you've been bitched out for lying several times is a bad look. DeRacist and Idiot? Cringe. Are you 5? Lmao.

Moving on. It doesn't matter who started what. Word got out that NYC provides free housing, food, spending money, phones and healthcare.

People came and continue to come in droves. News media was going crazy when it started, so they probably helped inform even more people. It's now reached unsustainable levels. If anybody wants to discuss that and ways in how we can mitigate this, I'm free to.

It matters to people who actually want to know why there is a crisis, who caused it, and why it continues to be an issue.

Factually the answer is DaRacist and Idiot

RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted...

Immigration MADE NYC what it is today, this is pure stupidoty.

Those people went through absolute hell, from disease, horrid living conditions and near slave labor. NYC didn't give them any benefits and it took some of them generations to get out of it. Some are still suffering to today because of the lack of generational wealth that was built up.

X8Azazel8X posted...

It matters to people who actually want to know why there is a crisis, who caused it, and why it continues to be an issue.

Factually the answer is DaRacist and Idiot

Nope.

InfinityMonster posted...

Nope.

Again you seem to have problem defining words.....

Uh huh.

InfinityMonster posted...

Uh huh.

Yep

NYC's population is 8.5 million though. 110k seems small.

There are too many. Shelters and hotels are being overwhelmed and after the eviction moratorium ended it's not like there haven't been enough local homeless.

States honestly shouldn't have to accept buses of people from other states. If a country was trying to bus random people to other countries that'd be war.

HornyLevel posted...

NYC's population is 8.5 million though. 110k seems small.

Most of that 8.5 mil is in apartments or houses.

Unless NY just starts offering free housing the homeless issue isn't the same.

HornyLevel posted...

NYC's population is 8.5 million though. 110k seems small.

Not in the middle of a housing crisis.....

The other states they came from don't seem to have that though.....One has a billions of dollars housing market surplus though....

Analyzer thinks picture might be sus too

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/1/9/AAe283AAE08L.jpg

Inohira posted...

Most of that 8.5 mil is in apartments or houses.

Unless NY just starts offering free housing the homeless issue isn't the same.

I'm confused. Aren't the migrants getting free housing?

X8Azazel8X posted...

Not in the middle of a housing crisis.....

The other states they came from don't seem to have that though.....One has a billions of dollars housing market surplus though....

Can you provide a source for this? I've read several articles saying all of the US is having a crisis and nothing about Texas or Florida having billions in surplus.

RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted...

Immigration MADE NYC what it is today, this is pure stupidoty.

Every well educated reasonable person agrees that immigration is essential to New York City's success.

But when you suggest that the state has problems with providing for rising numbers or limits are needed for the state to be able to process them, people say that's unreasonable. It's racist. Or it's gatekeeping people. It's being mean to those who want a better life.

I don't know. The mayor said he needs help. I think he should get it. Maybe ease the congestion on the city by spreading asylum seekers around other states? I'm not informed enough to know what will definitely work.

HornyLevel posted...

Can you provide a source for this? I've read several articles saying all of the US is having a crisis and nothing about Texas or Florida having billions in surplus.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewdepietro/2022/06/30/texas-housing-market-report-halfway-through-2022/?sh=3cbc00d26e8e
Texas has always displayed exceptional traits when it comes to its economy and housing market compared to the U.S. overall. Indeed, looking back at the surge in prices during the late-2000s housing bubble, the graph for Texas home prices barely reflects the growing bubble displayed in the national graph. Thus, when it comes to the 2022 housing market, the Texas housing market is naturally an interesting one to investigate. Using housing data from Redfin, we broke down in detail the 2022 Texas housing market and where its headed.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/texas-news/unprecedented-windfall-texas-lt-gov-wants-to-return-billions-to-property-owners-from-27-billion-surplus/3014632/
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says $4 billion from a massive budget surplus should be returned to Texas property owners next year.
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said Thursday the expected $11.9 billion budget surplus was being revised to $26.9 billion, an increase of $14.95 billion from the November projected balance, due to tax revenues rebounding strongly in recent months after being suppressed by the pandemic.
Patrick described the additional money as an "unprecedented windfall" and said he wants to direct billions back to Texas property owners.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-07/florida-posts-21-8-billion-budget-surplus-a-state-record#xj4y7vzkg
Florida posted a $21.8 billion surplus in the fiscal year that ended June 30, the highest in state history.
Buoyed by strong tax collections that have far outpaced expectations

BunkerBoy posted...

Analyzer thinks picture might be sus too

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/1/9/AAe283AAE08L.jpg

There's no way AI could write text like that

Heard about it for the first time yesterday.

https://youtu.be/TPtq_vQ6ihY?si=51oKZYyF5nnLKOdS

HornyLevel posted...

NYC's population is 8.5 million though. 110k seems small.

They cost $10 million a day and there's no more room.

Inohira posted...

There are too many. Shelters and hotels are being overwhelmed and after the eviction moratorium ended it's not like there haven't been enough local homeless.

States honestly shouldn't have to accept buses of people from other states. If a country was trying to bus random people to other countries that'd be war.

Most of that 8.5 mil is in apartments or houses.

Unless NY just starts offering free housing the homeless issue isn't the same.

The funny thing is that NYC has been bussing people all over the state in the same way as Texas. Some areas don't even know about it till they arrive because a shady ass company called DocGo is handling it now. A company that was handling COVID vaccines, which has suddenly turned into a migrant relocation company with no prior experience and is being investigated for fraud.

Once inside the US, you can't stop someone from moving around the whole country. Even the federal government is buying people tickets to here, so nothing can really be done.

Also yeah, the homeless population here is already 70k. So we basically have 180k homeless people right now and it's only growing.

HornyLevel posted...

I'm confused. Aren't the migrants getting free housing?

Can you provide a source for this? I've read several articles saying all of the US is having a crisis and nothing about Texas or Florida having billions in surplus.

He doesn't have one because he seems to think money the state makes through taxes that would be used by the state for their own problems, should be used on this. Because I guess they're red states and it's their responsibility to handle a national level situation for some reason.

Sega9599 posted...

I don't know. The mayor said he needs help. I think he should get it. Maybe ease the congestion on the city by spreading asylum seekers around other states? I'm not informed enough to know what will definitely work.

Because the rest of the state has horrible infrastructure outside Long Island.

They are being sent up there and most of the areas are also already full. Also, many areas are outright refusing them.

NYC needs to just bus them back to Texas.

InfinityMonster posted...

He doesn't have one because he seems to think money the state makes through taxes that would be used by the state for their own problems, should be used on this. Because I guess they're red states and it's their responsibility to handle a national level situation for some reason.

X8Azazel8X posted...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewdepietro/2022/06/30/texas-housing-market-report-halfway-through-2022/?sh=3cbc00d26e8e
Texas has always displayed exceptional traits when it comes to its economy and housing market compared to the U.S. overall. Indeed, looking back at the surge in prices during the late-2000s housing bubble, the graph for Texas home prices barely reflects the growing bubble displayed in the national graph. Thus, when it comes to the 2022 housing market, the Texas housing market is naturally an interesting one to investigate. Using housing data from Redfin, we broke down in detail the 2022 Texas housing market and where its headed.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/texas-news/unprecedented-windfall-texas-lt-gov-wants-to-return-billions-to-property-owners-from-27-billion-surplus/3014632/
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says $4 billion from a massive budget surplus should be returned to Texas property owners next year.
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said Thursday the expected $11.9 billion budget surplus was being revised to $26.9 billion, an increase of $14.95 billion from the November projected balance, due to tax revenues rebounding strongly in recent months after being suppressed by the pandemic.
Patrick described the additional money as an "unprecedented windfall" and said he wants to direct billions back to Texas property owners.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-07/florida-posts-21-8-billion-budget-surplus-a-state-record#xj4y7vzkg
Florida posted a $21.8 billion surplus in the fiscal year that ended June 30, the highest in state history.
Buoyed by strong tax collections that have far outpaced expectations

The delusion continues to grow strong with this one.

And Adams is using his budget which is why he needs to cut spending by 5 percent. You just don't know how government works.

TonyKojima posted...

NYC needs to just bus them back to Texas.

They'd just bus them back and it will all turn into a back and forth waste of money.

The point Texas was even making was that the state can't handle the influx and these things should not be the burden of states. They're getting thousands of people a month. The federal government needs to step in, with like even just increasing the judges to speed things up. This will help legit ones get in, with the bogus ones sent back.

X8Azazel8X posted...

The delusion continues to grow strong with this one.

And Adams is using his budget which is why he needs to cut spending by 5 percent. You just don't know how government works.

InfinityMonster posted...

He doesn't have one because he seems to think money the state makes through taxes that would be used by the state for their own problems, should be used on this. Because I guess they're red states and it's their responsibility to handle a national level situation for some reason.

Aw have no defense for that one I see.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/7/6/AAL4LyAAE0-o.jpg

X8Azazel8X posted...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewdepietro/2022/06/30/texas-housing-market-report-halfway-through-2022/?sh=3cbc00d26e8e
Texas has always displayed exceptional traits when it comes to its economy and housing market compared to the U.S. overall. Indeed, looking back at the surge in prices during the late-2000s housing bubble, the graph for Texas home prices barely reflects the growing bubble displayed in the national graph. Thus, when it comes to the 2022 housing market, the Texas housing market is naturally an interesting one to investigate. Using housing data from Redfin, we broke down in detail the 2022 Texas housing market and where its headed.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/texas-news/unprecedented-windfall-texas-lt-gov-wants-to-return-billions-to-property-owners-from-27-billion-surplus/3014632/
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says $4 billion from a massive budget surplus should be returned to Texas property owners next year.
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said Thursday the expected $11.9 billion budget surplus was being revised to $26.9 billion, an increase of $14.95 billion from the November projected balance, due to tax revenues rebounding strongly in recent months after being suppressed by the pandemic.
Patrick described the additional money as an "unprecedented windfall" and said he wants to direct billions back to Texas property owners.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-07/florida-posts-21-8-billion-budget-surplus-a-state-record#xj4y7vzkg
Florida posted a $21.8 billion surplus in the fiscal year that ended June 30, the highest in state history.
Buoyed by strong tax collections that have far outpaced expectations

You said housing surplus. The first link doesn't say anything about that. Just that it's performing a bit better than nationally. Every link on Google says it's otherwise still bad and there's a shortage of homes.

The other two are talking about budget surpluses and the property tax refund that's been in the news. That doesn't really equate to a housing surplus.

So does anyone think this situation helps the democrats ?

Is there a space between "parts of New York are having trouble sustaining the immigrant influx" and "MAGAMAGAMAGA" that I can perhaps find a seat in

HornyLevel posted...

You said housing surplus. The first link doesn't say anything about that. Just that it's performing a bit better than nationally. Every link on Google says it's otherwise still bad and there's a shortage of homes.

The other two are talking about budget surpluses and the property tax refund that's been in the news. That doesn't really equate to a housing surplus.

Eh that is as close as you are going to get to a housing market surplus. It's performing better than average. The opposite of housing crisis.

And both have record surplus in the budget which I also mentioned.

And don't take my word for here is abbot saying he spent some if that on dealing with the migrants and the boarder:

Abbott has defended his decision to install the barrier, which was placed in the river in July. Abbott said the buoys would be used to prevent people getting to the U.S.-Mexico border. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) oversaw the project, which cost $1 million for 1,000 feet of barriers, according to Border Report.
A spokesperson from Abbott's press office told Newsweek that Texas has allocated more than $9 billion of Texas taxpayer money "to respond to President Biden's border crisis." Methods included "deploying Texas National Guard soldier and DPS troopers, busing migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities, building our own border wall and installing strategic barriers," according to the statement.

For the simps tax payer money= budget surplus. Which can be allocated anywhere including housing migrants instead of you know costly, ineffective barrier like a boarder wall, or bussing them to other states....

Adams is dealing with going into a budget deficit due to DeSatan and Idiot mainly manufacturing the migrants crisis.

The opposite of a budget surplus....

X8Azazel8X posted...

Eh that is as close as you are going to get to a housing market surplus. It's performing better than average. The opposite of housing crisis.

And both have record surplus in the budget which I also mentioned.

And don't take my word for here is abbot saying he spent some if that on dealing with the migrants and the boarder:

Abbott has defended his decision to install the barrier, which was placed in the river in July. Abbott said the buoys would be used to prevent people getting to the U.S.-Mexico border. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) oversaw the project, which cost $1 million for 1,000 feet of barriers, according to Border Report.
A spokesperson from Abbott's press office told Newsweek that Texas has allocated more than $9 billion of Texas taxpayer money "to respond to President Biden's border crisis." Methods included "deploying Texas National Guard soldier and DPS troopers, busing migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities, building our own border wall and installing strategic barriers," according to the statement.

For the simps tax payer money= budget surplus. Which can be allocated anywhere including housing migrants instead of you know costly, ineffective barrier like a boarder wall, or bussing them to other states....

Adams is dealing with going into a budget deficit due to DeSatan and Idiot mainly manufacturing the migrants crisis.

Nothing there or anywhere online indicates there is any kind of housing surplus in Texas or most of the US.

A budget surplus doesn't equate to a housing surplus. Like the others said, Biden needs to get involved. Both Texas and New York have been begging for that, and neither state should be wasting money on this. If the US wants people here, the US has to handle it fully.

HornyLevel posted...

Nothing there or anywhere online indicates there is any kind of housing surplus in Texas or most of the US.

A budget surplus doesn't equate to a housing surplus. Like the others said, Biden needs to get involved. Both Texas and New York have been begging for that, and neither state should be wasting money on this. If the US wants people here, the US has to handle it fully.

Budgets can be allocated anywhere including the housing market or to housing migrants.

Saying other wise is just denying reality.

X8Azazel8X posted...

Budgets can be allocated anywhere including the housing market or to housing migrants.

Saying other wise is just denying reality.

You said there's a housing surplus.

A budget surplus doesn't equate to a housing surplus. Having tons of money doesn't mean there's a housing surplus. They're spending $18 billion to give back to the state and it's only gonna amount to like $1k per homeowner. That's nothing and not indicative of any housing surplus. Hoping for a housing surplus via a budget surplus when the rate of building is at 50k a year and has gone down is asinine

HornyLevel posted...

You said there's a housing surplus.

A budget surplus doesn't equate to a housing surplus. Having tons of money doesn't mean there's a housing surplus. They're spending $18 billion to give back to the state and it's only gonna amount to like $1k per homeowner. That's nothing and not indicative of any housing surplus. Hoping for a housing surplus via a budget surplus when the rate of building is at 50k a year and has gone down is asinine

I also said the housing market performing better than averge= housing market surplus. A housing market crisis is the opposite. Performing below average, nit having funds for homeless shelters etc.

You just don't want to accept it.

X8Azazel8X posted...

I also said the housing market performing better than averge= housing market surplus. A housing market crisis is the opposite. Performing below average, nit having funds for homeless shelters etc.

You just don't want to accept it.

Nothing in your links or anywhere online indicates any type of housing surplus. It's barely doing better nationally. That doesn't mean there's no crisis. There are several sources confirming all this.

You seem to be just making things up to fit your narrative.

https://www.texastribune.org/2023/05/24/texas-legislature-housing-crisis/

https://www.texastribune.org/2023/03/18/texas-legislature-housing-affordability/

https://taahp.org/gap-report-texas-ranks-the-6th-worst-state-in-the-nation-for-affordable-housing/

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/prospective-homebuyers-feeling-discouraged-priced-out-in-hot-dfw-housing-market/3314744/

Performing above average just means better than the other states currently are, it doesnt stipulate a shortage or surplus.

This is a stupid argument.

HornyLevel posted...

Nothing in your links or anywhere online indicates any type of housing surplus. It's barely doing better nationally. That doesn't mean there's no crisis. There are several sources confirming all this.

You seem to be just making things up to fit your narrative.

https://www.texastribune.org/2023/05/24/texas-legislature-housing-crisis/

https://www.texastribune.org/2023/03/18/texas-legislature-housing-affordability/

https://taahp.org/gap-report-texas-ranks-the-6th-worst-state-in-the-nation-for-affordable-housing/

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/prospective-homebuyers-feeling-discouraged-priced-out-in-hot-dfw-housing-market/3314744/

Eh in comparison to NYC their situation is surplus. Even in your links they say Texas builds more than any other state.

And here from your link:

Within Texas, the shortage of affordable and available rental homes starts to dissipate when moving higher up the income ladder. Texas has a shortage of affordable and available rental housing for extremely low-income and very low-income renters, however, theres almost a surplus of housing for households at or below 80% AMI. The fact that there are enough homes for higher-income households obscures the shortage for the lowest-income households. Therefore, future affordable housing development should focus on serving more very- or low-income households since that is what is needed most.

Others say there is a surplus. The affordable housing is purposely kept low with republicans trying to use legislation, zoning laws etc. To try and gentrification blue areas. The crisis there is manufactured but they have more than enough ability to deal with the migrants rather than sending them to other cities.

You can try to focus on whether the definition of a housing surplus is accurate for Texas all you want it doesn't change that Texas has way more funding both federal and local than NYC which is the point.

X8Azazel8X posted...

Eh in comparison to NYC their situation is surplus. Even in your links they say Texas builds more than any other state.

And here from your link:

Within Texas, the shortage of affordable and available rental homes starts to dissipate when moving higher up the income ladder. Texas has a shortage of affordable and available rental housing for extremely low-income and very low-income renters, however, theres almost a surplus of housing for households at or below 80% AMI. The fact that there are enough homes for higher-income households obscures the shortage for the lowest-income households. Therefore, future affordable housing development should focus on serving more very- or low-income households since that is what is needed most.

Others say there is a surplus. The affordable housing is purposely kept low with republicans trying to use legislation, zoning laws etc. To try and gentrification blue areas. The crisis there is manufactured but they have more than enough ability to deal with the migrants rather than sending them to other cities.

You can try to focus on whether the definition of a housing surplus is accurate for Texas all you want it doesn't change that Texas has way more funding both federal and local than NYC which is the point.

By no definition is any of this a housing surplus. You just don't seem to understand how any of this works.

You seem really bad at this. Also, I'm not talking about NYC. I asked you to prove what you were claiming and now it's all like "yeah, but it looks better than NYC, so that's a housing surplus!!!"

New Yorkers are now realizing that you reap what you sow.

The Mayor of Chicago is not telling residents to make Sacrifices.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-brandon-johnson-plan-for-migrants-tents-0923-20230908-bnimhag6sbauvh5xesx7bym4h4-story.html

What is a housing surplus?

France come take back your statue, 'cause New York just shat all over it.

HornyLevel posted...

By no definition is any of this a housing surplus. You just don't seem to understand how any of this works.

You seem really bad at this. Also, I'm not talking about NYC. I asked you to prove what you were claiming and now it's all like "yeah, but it looks better than NYC, so that's a housing surplus!!!"

Right I gave sources for that and despite what you say it gives proof of Texas performing higher than average in the housing market. "Historically exceedingly in the housing market" is the quote.

Your critique of "how good I am at this" is overly forced sounding and unmoving.

X8Azazel8X posted...

Right I gave sources for that and despite what you say it gives proof of Texas performing higher than average in the housing market. "Historically exceedingly in the housing market" is the quote.

Your critique of "how good I am at this" is overly forced sounding and unmoving.

Higher than average does not indicate a surplus like the other user said.

Yeah, you're extremely bad at this and just flopping around all over the place. Also not sure where you found that weird quote you imagined.

B18Champ posted...

New Yorkers are now realizing that you reap what you sow.

Yeah, at first I just thought it was some older, wealthier NIMBY conservatives like you have in every state - but clearly this is the consequence of some imaginary leftist policy.

Definitely not the result of unscrupulous construction, agricultural, and contracting companies creating a market for cheap, easily exploited foreign labor either!

HornyLevel posted...

Higher than average does not indicate a surplus like the other user said.

Yeah, you're extremely bad at this and just flopping around all over the place. Also not sure where you found that weird quote you imagined.

Oh I'm sorry let me put the exact quote

Texas has always displayed exceptional traits when it comes to its economy and housing market

And you are the authority I guess of what's "extremely bad at this" is huh?

Right.....again doesn't change the point I'll put it for you again....

doesn't change that Texas has way more funding both federal and local than NYC which is the point.

X8Azazel8X posted...

Texas has always displayed exceptional traits when it comes to its economy and housing market

Lmao. That doesn't mean "housing surplus"

JFC. Made up an entirely different quote before.
X8Azazel8X posted...

Right.....again doesn't change the point I'll put it for you again....

I asked you to prove something you claimed and you failed miserably.

Just take the L man.

HornyLevel posted...

Lmao. That doesn't mean "housing surplus"

JFC. Made up an entirely different quote before.

I asked you to prove something you claimed and you failed miserably.

Just take the L man.

Na I gave you a source for what said and I stand by it period.

InfinityMonster posted...

Protests have been breaking out all over the city. The entire thing is completely unsustainable and nobody knows what to do. Hochul basically told Adams to go fuck himself and that NYC is on its own. The Biden administration was like "our assessment seems to indicate you fucked up. Sorry, we can't really help"

Shelters popping up everywhere, school starts in a few days and they need to find resources for 30k new kids and the city and DOE is not even really cooperating. The school bus system is about to go on strike as well. Housing is absolutely skyrocketing since there's no more room. Even the black market of prior undocumented and other migrants have are having to compete with thousands of more people.

There's no money or room. You can't have 107k people just show up in a single city with nothing.

A single city on an island.

Its not like they can just be bussed out to the suburbs. There are geographical restrictions that place limits on what is [financially] possible in NYC.

X8Azazel8X posted...

Na I gave you a source for what said and I stand by it period.

Your source proved nothing because you actually don't know how any of this works.

HornyLevel posted...

Your source proved nothing because you actually don't know how any of this works.

And you do....

Adams was all for it , at one more. But now he is like...

https://twitter.com/politico/status/1699783909553442821

New York should have elected Lee Zeldin instead of the creepy woman with phosphorescent white teeth

Damn lot of shitbags itt

cjsdowg posted...

So does anyone think this situation helps the democrats ?

In NY? Not really. Most are really gonna vote D again anyway.

Nationally? It's gonna be one of the biggest points of the next election.

Guide posted...

Is there a space between "parts of New York are having trouble sustaining the immigrant influx" and "MAGAMAGAMAGA" that I can perhaps find a seat in

No. What was that famous line Anakin said?

cjsdowg posted...

The Mayor of Chicago is not telling residents to make Sacrifices.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-brandon-johnson-plan-for-migrants-tents-0923-20230908-bnimhag6sbauvh5xesx7bym4h4-story.html

Yeah, it's pretty wild. Black people here in NYC haven't been as outraged as Chicago, but it's starting to get there. More and more minorities and immigrants are starting to protest.

ProfessorKukui posted...

France come take back your statue, 'cause New York just shat all over it.

Unlimited of anything always ends up with negative returns.

divot1338 posted...

A single city on an island.

Its not like they can just be bussed out to the suburbs. There are geographical restrictions that place limits on what is [financially] possible in NYC.

They're definitely trying to bus them outside the city, but even those places are full and some like Long Island are just outright refusing. Only state owned stuff can honestly be used outside the city and they're all full.

B18Champ posted...

New York should have elected Lee Zeldin instead of the creepy woman with phosphorescent white teeth

Nah, chill. Though with how close the race was, people actually understand why Hochul doesn't want to help, especially with more relocation efforts. It would probably hurt her re-election.

BunkerBoy posted...

Has anyone pointed out that TC is using an AI generated photo to create controversy?

Hands/fingers are currently a dead giveaway for AI. They just can't do them properly. Also the upside down sign, but then again, these type of people generally are that level of intelligence

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/4/7/AAe283AAE07D.jpg
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/4/8/AAe283AAE07E.jpg

Uh, you do realize that photo came from the article I linked, right?

who cares