faintwhenfree

Fair enough, My bad.

Unfortunately, very true.

I'm in my 17th run, how do i know exactly 17th? We watch it every year. We started in January 2009 (first time I discovered it). Have re watched it in every January. I swear I love the show even more every year.

I think correct is 90% were killed off. But English is stupid.

It has me hungry, like I want to pretguette now. Or it is baguzel?

I definitely do notice bots from time to time, but I'd agree with you that it's still small and bots are not that common, YET.

I feel i came from a middle class but relatively well do family, dad had enough so we never had to skip meals or skip new clothes every year.

But I also got luckyt young in my age (from age 12 to 17). I regularly interacted with people who were poor, underprivileged and ubdereducated.

I saw parents giving their 1 year old some hash just to stop them from crying, I mean what chance that kid has to ever be sober.

I saw a grown man who aas extremely happy when I gave away my 3 year old t shirt that i thought i got so bored with.

I saw daily labour markets where I've seen grown man cry because they didn't get picked for that day and he doesn't know how he is going to be feeding his family tonight.

I saw how being poor was a trap, I remember I saw this day laborer buy 10ml of oil, 200g of rice, 100g of beans at exorbitant markups (50-70% compared to if he bought standard 1kg packs) . And I was like this man is stupid for not buying bulk and my dad explained, he has to go hungry for a week before he can save up enough to buy bulk and he'd much rather not go hungry.

Anyway my point being, I am always aware lucky and privileged I am. all parents should make good faith effort to show their kids how people below them in wheel of luck live, and not as a cautionary tale like an exhibit. But put them in situations where they can see the actual good people behind the poor, underprivileged and ubdereducated label. Otherwise kids only know their lifestyle and think that's normal.

US has real cheese and some of them are even really good, problem is US allows for the shitty processed cheese to be also called cheese and most Americans I've met, don't quite understand the difference between processed goo and cheese, and then they talk online that their processes goo is tasty and rest of the world looks down on them.

I've tried a few American real cheese, but only name I can remember is Monterey Jack from Cali.

Well if plan is to be a mob and demonstrate. You can first be a mob and steal from. Home depot.

My guess is, Trump wants to be populist, because the rule thumb when he was young was cheap oil means cheap fuel and cheap fuel means cheap goods and he wants to show the US that he can reign in inflation. Rural republican are suffering terribly under him. That's why he wants to flood the market with oil.

Again just a guess, but could be wrong.

OPEC has the Sustainability (of the oil business, not of the planet) game in mind, they wanna keep price of crude between 60 and 80, less than 60 and the more heavy and sour crude don't make economic sense for the whole of oil value chain. If the prices are too high, customers invest in alternate sources of fuel that are not crude oil hydrocarbons and it hurts their long term goal.