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Could I get the name of the song, if that's ok?
It's honestly impossible to fully disconnect from the clusterfuck that's happening with the US markets due to the absurd tariffs. Like the person above says, you can mitigate it by going to more international funds and bonds, of which I definitely agree. However the US controls the global currency, and is the worlds importer, so every countries debt/exports is wrapped/linked to them, either direct or indirectly. That's why every nation is so nervous, and trying to find alternative trades like Macron is doing to compete with the F-35s sales in Europe, the orange twat has screwed the whole global in one fell swoop.
"They've also said the protection hexagon may not encompass the research tower of Eldritch Horrors, but I mean how vital is that, right?" - Kind regards, Management
When I hear The Good Place I always think of the old Brit comedy The Good Life. Very much a "fuck the man" sort of show, set on a couple trying to become fully self-sufficient in suburban London back in the 70s.
Ok so I know I'm replying to my own comment but fuck it, since I haven't seen it mentioned and it absolutely destroyed the brit comedy scene at its time, Only fools and horses. Really speaks to the working class struggle at the time (1980+) and even now.
League of Gentlemen is quite a fun dark comedy. Not everyone's cup of tea though, which is fair. Same with inside no. 9, made by the same cast, but is a bit more modern and drama-like.
My ex really liked that show, mostly the main guy. Could you elaborate a bit, e.g. plot, characters etc, if it's no trouble?
Tbh I don't care much for the smell of dogs or cats either, but that doesn't stop them from sleeping on my PJ's or curling up with my socks. No human can compare to the unconditional love given by a pet.
Love how a spy kids 2 quote from Steve Buscemi hit so hard it's still circulating the internet twenty two years later.
Idgaf how old this is, never seen it, it's fucking jokes!
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Just started a new job two weeks ago, all they use is Excel and Access. Now you've got me scared, first job out of uni and feels like a lot of pressure.