I get that, but they were talking about student loan debt, not other debt.

That's one month, though. You seemed to be saying you could ask to get your entire debt forgiven. That ain't happening.

Yeah, seriously, it's the US Government who lent us money, not Granny Sue from around the corner.

Only assuming they made enough to cover interest. I certainly don't.

long serie of figures faithful

I hate to be that person, but the singular of "series" is "series". There is no singular called "serie".

A: "You should switch to Matrix."

B: "I'm used to this. I don't want to learn a new thing."

A: "Well it's very similar, so there wouldn't really be much of a change."

B: "Well if it's the exact same thing, why should I switch? I might as well just stay on Discord."

^ THIS shit pisses me off. It's like MAKE UP YOUR MIND. DO YOU WANT DIFFERENT OR SAME?

It would only harm google

Good.

and deter competition

Perhaps not. They've "deterred" competition for years. Maybe with them being pushed back a little it'd give some room for other companies to breath for once.

If that's true, then, well... Dumbasses... Never make an ultimatum unless you can't handle it being rejected. That's like the oldest rule in negotiation. I know that, and I'm a social dumbass. Those fuckers have no excuse.

Thanks. That's interesting. How come they can't use FIFA anymore?

Soooooooo what's the "FC" mean? Do you know?

Yeah, I used to use GOG Galaxy, but then I discovered the magic of

PLAYNITE

!!! ^_^

If you are an American, how are you preparing for the upcoming tariffs and possible trade war?

I'm not. I would love to, but there's not really much I can do as far as I can see.

What impact do you think it will have on you?

Are there critical items to purchase now that will be too expensive to afford next year?

Probably a lot of things. Contrary to what a lot of MAGA morons would like to claim, tariffs very rarely ever benefit the country establishing the tariff. Very few things are actually wholly made in America nowadays. With such a global economy, even things that are marketed as "made in America" are typically not made 100% in America. And even if they are, the parts are often sourced from around the world since, with modern shipping, that's actually cheaper typically than sourcing it in-country. (Not to mention that some parts can't be sourced in-country simply because no one exists to provide that service anymore.)

Are you changing your savings or investments?

Bold of you to assume that I have any extra money to put into either of those. I put in the same amount of money every week as I have the last while: whatever I can, which isn't much. I don't get paid shit for my job, yet prices keep going up. Sadly, it's not like I have much money to adjust. :(