I suddenly want to watch a cop show where the main character is a genuinely bad cop. ie: the bad guys keep getting away and not a single case is solved.

Let’s see if I can get that format right:

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Edit: yay! Subbed

Who is that on the left?

Oh. Oh no.

On behalf of the whole world:

Every time I see one of these posts:

How long are your guts?

Yeah, I was going to say that most is probably right too, but without data I thought I’d play it safe.

You could have said some white people & you would have been fine.

but it comes with a free frogurt - that’s good!

Cock of the rock sees you. Cock of the rock does not approve.

There is always an xkcd.

I can’t think of a good reason why people who own one home to live in should care about the average property price. If it goes down then the house they would sell & move to are both cheaper. Less stamp duty etc.

It only seems to matter when you want a big asset to borrow against or if you treat it as an investment that makes money by appreciating.

I was going to say that.

Good policy is more important than the 24 hour media cycle.

Industry super funds usually have super low fees and a fairly conservative investment strategy. Theres AUD$4.5trillion invested between them all

Think of super as the same, but you employer matches your forced contributions and, up to a limit, voluntary ones.

Except everyone’s looking for ways to spend it science covid.

There are ads on YouTube now for Self Managed Super Funds that allow you to gamble invest in stocks, ETF’s & I dread to think what. Prediction markets?

Edit: super is still a pretty good idea.

Does anyone have the actual email? I want to see the bullshit language used to let these rubes down.

Unfortunately, some of us have to. I need my (and my bosses) phone number on danger / caution tape so people can ask me why its there & if can they ignore it.

After a court allowed Del Monte to sell its assets, Pacific Coast Producers bought Del Monte’s canned fruit business. The company agreed to buy about 24,000 tons of peaches from farmers, but that still leaves about 50,000 tons without a buyer, meaning a large amount of the crop will not be used, according to the Sacramento Bee.

Sounds like the cannery only covered a third of peach production?

Science has gone too far.

Fuck yeah!

I don’t do all that but we all should.