But Abdelraof Shawka, a Palestine Post employee who's been sorting through the tons of sometimes damaged or rotten packages, told VICE News that the issue is political.
It would correct rotten spelling, tell me when I used a word too often, flag my grammar.
Rotten Tomatoes tells a similar story, with critics rating it 26% fresh, and 63% of users liking it.
("We like it when it's simply rotten," one musician told me).
Over and over, old friends and new acquaintances, using phrases like "rotten" and "crooked," told me that, fundamentally, nothing has changed in Lebanon; that politics and economics remain, as one put it, "parasitical, feudal and entirely rapacious".
The catch? "We don't rent digital copies of a movie," founder Venky Srinivasan told Rotten Tomatoes, "Our users rent a physical DVD, along with a DVD player from us for a fixed amount of time.
"As the ship was leaving the area, we went through a patch of discolored water with a very strong smell, like rotten eggs," Watts told OurAmazingPlanet.
A separate Rotten Tomatoes representative told HuffPost, "As a course of regular business, we have a team of security, network, social, database experts who monitor all of our platforms and they haven't seen any unusual activity".
"This is completely amazing and so incredibly appreciated by the entire team that made Lady Bird," Gerwig told Rotten Tomatoes of her achievement, "We put our heart and souls into this movie, and the last step of this deeply collaborative art form of filmmaking is giving the film to the audience and the film critics.
The rotten lies that Marius told during his lifetime can't compare with the vicious truths that people spew after his death.
Ms. Berry recalled the place as one where she was fed watered-down milk and rotten chicken necks and told to be grateful.
