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I may need to see it again because I don't remember any whining going on.

How is it nothing? All you saw of him once he was revealed to still be worthy of Mjolnir was the battle with Thanos and his forces at the end of Endgame. He looked to be in better spirits by that point to me. Even his stuff at the end with Quill on the Guardians' ship was more like the Thor of old, even if he was still scraggly and fat. Saying it's nothing just isn't based on much at this point.

The next Marvel movie after Far From Home won't be until May, 2020.

Everyone deals with depression differently. Thor just took it much harder than everyone else did. I don't see that as a bad thing. Do you really think he'd just snap out of it (no pun intended) incredibly quickly and just be back to the old, enthusiastic Thor within days? Speaking as someone that definitely has suffered from severe depression, it takes time to get out of that hole. We don't see much of him post-killing 2012 Thanos, so that could have very well been the catalyst that brings him back to the Thor you want him to be. There's also just no way to know how he feels internally. It's easy to give a brave face on the outside and still be very depressed on the inside. I've been doing it for years, so I know. You may be remembering Ragnarok wrong. In the beginning he's still the same Thor he always has been, talking shit and joking around with Surtur. He only really starts to get down after Mjolnir gets destroyed (as it's the one thing he's had with him through just about every battle he's ever fought), and he's not used to being without it. That's why it takes the pep talk from Odin about being "Thor, god of hammers" before he starts to realize he's more than just Mjolnir. He finally gets some semblance of his confidence back, and then immediately loses Asgard and most of it's people. That is relatively quickly followed up by Thanos appearing and killing the rest of the Asgardians, as well as his brother in the beginning of Endgame. That's his third major loss in about a year (I don't know the time frame between the end of Ragnarok, pre post-credits scene and the beginning of Infinity War). He seems to get some confidence back when they travel to Nidavellir and he builds Stormbreaker, but then is thrown another big defeat when he fails to kill Thanos by not going for the head. Less than a month later, he fails YET AGAIN to bring back anyone Thanos killed with the snap. This all takes place within the span of maybe three years? All of that shit going bad quickly after most likely hundreds of years of victories is definitely gonna affect someone pretty harshly.

You don't know how much success/failure Thor's had over the years before he was introduced to us in his own movie. Perhaps these failures he's been having were some of the first he's EVER had. Not only that, they came one right after the other, pretty much. Yeah, maybe he should've been able to get over it sooner than he did. But maybe the end of Endgame is what finally sets him back on the right path? It's fair to say he hasn't grown the way he probably should have, but after Endgame things are finally starting to look up. He was able to once and for all help get rid of the last main issue in his recovery (Thanos), and maybe finally start that redemption arc.

Best line of the trailer

He goes over it in the video but I don't think Thor's sadness at failing so many times really hit this guy as much as it should have. He failed to protect Asgard from Hela/Surtur, the people he DID save died with Thanos in the beginning of Infinity War, and then he failed YET AGAIN to kill Thanos and bring his people back. Pretty much everything that happened to Thor since The Dark World has been him failing in one way or another. He was sullen in the beginning of Endgame, and when he finally was able to kill Thanos, it just wasn't worth it, at least not enough to bring his confidence back. He'd been dealing with that pain for so long, when Thanos was gone and there weren't any more major battles to fight, he did what most people probably would in that situation and let himself go. I think it's pretty well done, myself. Sure it would've been nice to see Thor be a bad ass again, but I think it makes total sense for him to be acting the way he was.

Trailer spoiler (yeah, that's a thing)

I love the live outro to this song waaaaay more than the album version.

Mene Gene talking to his mom

Surprise guests at Southern Honor Wrestling. (Turn the audio down, it gets quite loud)

I've heard that story isn't real from two different people, but haven't seen anything about it in any official capacity.

Yeah, that's fucked up, but awesome at the same time.

This Twitter account has been putting up a lot of outtakes featuring Mean Gene from the earlier days of the WWF.

Revenge is a dish best served cold.

I'm sure you'll still find a way. I have faith in you.

Turns out Thanos didn't actually fully destroy the Infinity stones, he just destroyed their physical forms.

How long have you been on the internet?

I thought she was just trying to find a way to replicate how the Mind stone interacted with Vision's core without using the actual stone.

“Nothing in the story says Ein has to be a Corgi,” How about EVERY SCENE HE'S IN?

Yeah, that'll work out well. "We'll try to fix it, we promise. Just kidding!"