I know, right, just the other day I was thinking to myself - I need more petrochemicals in my snacks, it’s a darn shame about those tariffs.

And yet some people wonder why we’re not big into importing US foodstuffs into Europe.

Really? I don’t do it a ton because I don’t really like carrying cash, but I can’t think of a time when someone’s looked at me weird, my dealer practically insists on it and the local tradesmen all seem to like it so much they give me a discount.

Cojones on that thief though…

We know.

The average worker wasn’t buying a table with carved feet 100 years ago. You’re experiencing survivorship bias.

How similar are Austrian and eastern Swiss?

Can’t say I had US military junta on my 2020s bingo card.

ARE YOU DETAINING ME, I HAVE RIGHT TO TRAVEL.

Nero fiddled while Rome burned.

I’ll take a bite.

Ring doughnut or jam?

But, like, the market is still down.

Showing my ignorance here, but would genuinely like an explanation - aren’t/weren’t compromised exit nodes a thing?