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Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
5 things fans got wrong about GTA 6's trailer 2
The second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI dropped like a bomb on May 6, 2025, and fans wasted no time dissecting every blink, explosion, and palm tree. But in the frenzy of trailer breakdowns and Reddit theories, some got a little carried away. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Here are five things fans misinterpreted in GTA 6's Trailer 2. 1. Jason Isn't Robbing Stores, He's Collecting Protection Money When Jason smacks a cashier and grabs a wad of cash, many assumed he was pulling off a robbery. But that's not the full story. Why Fans Got It Wrong: Earlier in the trailer, local crime boss Brian tells Jason: 'Get those businesses in line.' The scene isn't a stick-up; it's organized extortion, part of a protection racket. This lines up with the broader theme of GTA 6: rising through criminal ranks, not petty theft. Why Jason Isn't A Cop in GTA 6 2. Jason Could Not Be an Undercover Cop A single line from a police officer: 'Us cops, we gotta protect each other', launched wild theories that Jason is a fed. Why Fans Got It Wrong: Jason's official Rockstar bio confirms he's ex-military, not law enforcement. That cop line? It likely hints at police corruption, not Jason's secret identity. If anything, it sets the stage for the cops being another antagonistic force, not allies. 3. Lucia's Ankle Monitor Didn't Just Magically Disappear Fans were quick to cry 'mistake!' when Lucia's ankle monitor, visible in early scenes, was missing later. But this isn't a goof; it's storytelling. Why Fans Got It Wrong: The ankle monitor only disappears after Lucia is seen committing major crimes (bank heist, nightclub shootout). That likely means it was removed, either as part of a plot deal or a forced escape. Rockstar doesn't do continuity errors by accident. This is intentional plot progression. 4. The Motel Fire is Not Just Some Random Footage The burning motel? Some fans brushed it off as visual filler. Big mistake. Why Fans Got It Wrong: That exact same motel appeared in Trailer 1, and we think it was Jason and Lucia's safehouse. A cheeky sign reading 'In Case of Fire' inside the room? Classic Rockstar foreshadowing. Most likely, the fire is deliberate arson, pushing our protagonists into full-blown fugitives. Will GTA 6 Have A Third Protagonist? 5. A Third Playable Character Seems Unlikely Some thought the police raid scenes meant a new, playable character—maybe even a cop. But that theory doesn't hold. Why Fans Got It Wrong: Rockstar's official site names only Jason & Lucia as protagonists. The raid scenes are likely cutscenes or mission setups, not POV gameplay. It makes more sense narratively for cops to chase the duo, not become the third wheel. Fan theories? Always fun. But Rockstar is known for intentional, layered storytelling. What looks like a goof is often a setup. What seems random usually pays off later. Trailer 2 isn't just a visual tease—it's packed with plot, if you know where to look. Watch closely. Question everything. But maybe… don't overthink it too much.
Tom's Guide
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Tom's Guide
What is an RV mattress and how do you choose the right one for you?
You don't need to leave good rest in the rearview mirror when you head onto the open road — from cheap air beds to luxury organic RV mattresses, your motorhome can be a sleep sanctuary. While only a handful of the best mattresses you can buy online come in RV sizes, this is a rapidly expanding market and in this guide we're exploring the ins and outs of RV mattresses, including cost, sizes and materials. But before we get started, the most important part of choosing any RV mattress is getting the measurements right, So break out the tape measure and let's get going. An RV mattress is a specialist mattress designed to fit the smaller living spaces of an RV. Admittedly, RV beds often come with a mattress already installed but these are generally thin, inexpensive builds that provide minimum comfort. A good RV mattress will pair the quality and support features of a standard residential mattress with the necessary restrictions resulting from an RV (size, weight) for a bed setup that will provide better sleep wherever your motorhome takes you. RV mattresses and regular residential mattresses have a lot in common, including the materials used to make these beds. However, RV mattresses differ from the beds in your home in two key areas: size and weight. Standard mattress sizes typically range from twin to Cal king (although you can find variations and unusual sizes, including the massive Alaskan king and the wide Olympic queen.) But RV mattresses need to fit smaller, and often unusually shaped, living quarters. For that reason, RV mattresses tend to have less width and length than standard residential beds. (We'll dive into this more below.) In terms of weight, RV mattresses are, on the whole, lighter than their residential counterparts for an important reason. All RVs come with a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) and / or a GTWR (Gross Trailer Weight Rating) which determines how much weight the RV can safely carry. That includes all cargo, fuel, passengers and, yes, mattresses. A heavy residential mattress can contribute a lot of weight to your RVs overall gross amount, meaning you might have to cut back on cargo to avoid exceeding your limits. RV mattresses, on the other hand, use less dense material to create a lighter build, reducing the weight added to your motorhome. RV mattress sizes often share a name with their at-home equivalents but that doesn't mean these sizes are interchangeable. We highly recommend measuring your space and double checking the dimensions before purchasing an RV mattress. To misquote an old saying: measure twice, buy once, sleep eight hours. Below we've rounded up some of the most common RV mattress widths and lengths but our guide to RV mattress sizes has a full breakdown. Some specialist stores also offer custom RV mattress sizes, ordered to fit your exact need. These are less common (and can come at a premium) but also a surefire way to get the perfect dimensions. Name Width Length RV twin 25" 75 - 80" RV bunk 28 - 35" 75 - 80" RV full 54" 75" Three-quarter 47" 74" RV queen / short queen 60" 75" Queen 60" 80" RV short king 72" 75" RV king 72" 80" RV Cal king 72" 84" Gone are the days when your RV mattress was simply whatever happened to fit the space. Nowadays, RVers can find a mattress to suit their specific sleep needs, ensuring a better night's rest wherever you spend the night. With that in mind, while we typically recommend prioritizing your sleep needs when choosing a mattress, if you're kitting out an RV, a few considerations come first. Measure and measure again before buying an RV mattress to ensure your new bed will fit the space available. Then double-check those measurements against the dimensions listed by your chosen retailer. Depth is also an important consideration when choosing an RV mattress. We typically recommend a mattress thickness of 10 inches for an adult but in an RV, a thinner mattress might be easier to move (and less dominating in the space.) A thinner mattress is also likely to weigh less (although it's not a guarantee, as materials also contribute to weight.) But depth is a good way to add some coziness and pressure relief to your mattress, so weigh up the dimensions carefully... and literally. Check the weight of the mattress before you buy, so you can factor it into your GVWR. As with standard mattresses, RV mattresses are available in a variety of types and builds. They tend to be thinner (and therefore use fewer layers) than a residential mattress, but the most common types include: In a standard bedroom we recommend leaving several feet of space around the bed and the walls. In an RV, you might not have this luxury which can make unboxing, setting up and making the bed difficult. For that reason, we recommend choosing a lighter, thinner mattress for your RV. This will allow you to navigate the bed with (relative) ease. We also recommend buying a mattress that's easy to clean, so you can keep your sleep space shipshape. A mattress protector is a must for quick cleans. RV mattresses are becoming increasingly common with many of our favorite brands now offering RV sizes alongside the standard collection. We've rounded up some of our favorites below. We also recommend exploring third-party retailers, such as Amazon, Walmart and Wayfair, where you can often find good deals on affordable RV mattresses. Camping and outdoor retailers are another good option — check out the Cozyway selection at Camping World — particularly for inflatable designs. Brooklyn Bedding RV mattressesMany models in Brooklyn Bedding's mattress line-up are available in RV sizes, offering a diverse choice to suit your sleep needs. Our top RV pick is the DreamFoam Essential mattress, an affordable all-foam bed with a whopping 22 size options and five heights to choose from. GhostBed RV mattressesFrom the brand behind some of our favorite cooling mattresses, GhostBed's RV collection features both all-foam and hybrid designs. A good choice if you're traveling around warmer climates. PlushBeds RV mattressesKnown for both its luxury and organic designs, PlushBeds RV mattresses are for those who want their camper to feel like a home away from home — there's even an organic latex option for those who want eco-luxury sleep. As the variety of RV mattresses has expanded so has the potential price point — there's an RV bed for almost every budget. The cheapest RV mattresses are typically inflatable air beds. You can pick up a short queen air bed for around $50 to $150, but keep in mind these inexpensive options have reduced longevity. Innerspring RV mattresses are another affordable choice, while all-foam mattresses encompass a wide price bracket: expect to pay anywhere from $250 to $950 for a short queen, with depth an important factor in price. At the other end of the scale are hybrid and latex RV mattresses. A short queen can cost between $350 (for a thin hybrid) to upwards of $1,000 (for an organic latex mattress.) ✅ You have an unusual bed size: The primary reason for choosing an RV mattress is the size, as these specialist beds are designed for the confined spaced of a motorhome. ✅ You use your RV regularly: If you spend a lot of time in your RV, choosing a mattress that properly fits the space and your sleep needs will make your trips more comfortable. ✅ A standard size mattress doesn't quite fit: We love a bargain — just check out our mattress sales hub — but forcing an ultra-cheap or second hand standard size mattress into a non-standard space risks damaging the interior, causing it to degrade faster. The result? Spending more on a replacement. ❌ You have space for a standard size mattress: While you don't have to avoid RV mattresses, if your motorhome has room for a standard bed size, you'll have more options to choose from. ❌ You don't spend much time overnight in your RV: For quick trips and overnight stays, you might be able to get away with the mattress pre-installed in the RV (or a sleeping bag.) ❌ You're on a very tight budget: If a new mattress is too high an expense, consider investing in one of our favorite mattress toppers instead. Measuring roughly two to four inches tall, a topper can add a layer of much needed comfort to your regulation RV bed.
Time of India
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Male Strip Club GTA 6: Rumors swirl around male strip club in GTA 6 following Trailer 2 poster
Grand Theft Auto VI is once more in the news, but this time not for Trailer views records. A poster that was caught sight of by fans in newly released Trailer 2 has fueled rumors within the gaming community. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The poster, which appears to be promoting a "Ladies Night" at a strip club in virtual Port Gellhorn, has fueled speculation that GTA 6 will introduce male strippers, a first for the series. Speculation grows over male strip club in GTA 6 after poster reveal The said poster can be seen momentarily outside a strip club in Port Gellhorn, a location found in GTA 6's second trailer. It features a neon sign of a male performer with the inscription "Ladies Night," implying that male entertainers could be a part of the nightlife activity in the game. Fans have interpreted this as a sign that GTA 6 may offer gender-neutral adult entertainment, creating a more balanced experience for both protagonists, Jason and Lucia. While Rockstar Games hasn't announced anything of the sort, the poster has created quite a stir online. Twitter, social media in general, and Reddit threads abound with speculation over how this would be a representation of a shift in culture in the GTA franchise, which has long portrayed strip clubs as having primarily male characters as clients. If so, this would be a significant development in the way the series presents gender. No word from Rockstar, but the fan theories catch hold No official word as of now, and Rockstar has kept quiet about it. No official information about gameplay within strip clubs or other accompanying content has been revealed. Nevertheless, the hype generated by the "Ladies Night" poster has led fans to speculate about whether missions or interactions within the club could depend on the playable character. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Others believe it might be part of a larger initiative to update the franchise to be more inclusive and representative of the diverse audience of today. Others think it might just be an Easter egg or a background element that has nothing to do with gameplay. Either way, the rumor has only fueled speculation about what GTA 6 will have to offer when it is released. Although the inclusion of male strippers in GTA 6 is purely speculative at this stage, the poster for Trailer 2 has definitely caused speculation. Whether it's an indicator of forward-thinking narrative or simply witty world-building, the fans will have to wait for further information from Rockstar. In the meantime, the rumor mill keeps turning, one glow-in-the-dark sign at a time. Also Read:
