It's Fant4stic!

Today was my usual day at work and in the morning. Nothing noteworthy happened during those times so I just passed the time just doing work. Someone didn't talk to me much either so I figured that I would just book a ticket to watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) in Venice later. I also realized it yesterday while playing Peak that yesterday was the premier date of the movie, but I somehow didn't watch it. I figured that watching it today was a good a time as any, plus I didn't want to spend my weekends watching this or trying to watch this, so I went for today.

After work, I played Peak with someone for a bit and we tried our best to climb up, but we couldn't make it past the jungle stage. We just died there since it was hopeless anyway, plus it was almost 8:20 p.m. and I had to leave by that time. Thankfully, I was able to book a ride there after several attempts, but I was a bit worried because I got a Move It ride and I read that they weren't very safe, which kind of spooked me. Thankfully, it didn't rain much on my way there because I was honestly almost out of outdoor clothes. Too bad I was short 2 Pesos because my Move It wasn't linked to any of my digital accounts and I had to pay by cash, but the driver was cool with it. I got in as the movie was just starting and I was early enough because I had a few trailers to sit through.

Eventually, the movie started and I watched the film! It was so much fun and it was really hype. I haven't watched such a fun, upbeat superhero in a while and July's superhero movies were really worth the wait as both Superman (2025) and The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) were really good.

I booked a ride home afterward and I thought I would get some sleep by the time that I arrive home. But I was just chilling until midnight and then someone asked me to accompany them for their entire work today, this night, instead. It honestly surprised me and I thought for sure I was going back to my old habits of killing myself, but whatever. I just got myself coffee and accompanied someone for the entire night.