JollyBrancher

u/JollyBrancher@sh.itjust.works
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The *MCfree trade agreement. Beautiful name. Strong name for a strong agreement. No other agreement has ever had such a great name. Believe me. A man - very strong man - told me, tears in his eyes, "Sir, this is such a great agreement." Can you believe it?

But an actual issue for anything is a lot of "US"-based companies have moved manufacturing to Mexico. Under NAFTA agreements. So, all former goodwill be dead and all.

Crown Royal seems to have recently been doing a big advert push in the US. Bold choice, especially assuming no exception to the tariffs. But ya know, they might be "unenforceable" retroactively and give businesses another huge refund.

I don't blame anyone for avoiding this place. It blows my mind how comfortable people from the US are leaving for vacation and having to deal with coming back in. It's been proven it doesn't matter if you're a citizen or not.

on Crab people · c/microblogmemes · 5 pts · 106d

Them "crabs" can still get on your eyebrows though. FUN fact. And now we all know 'pits? Mmmm.

on A quick Chinese lesson · c/memes · 9 pts · 109d

I never learned it as four lines. 四 was the way to do it. Maybe locally or something the hip kids are doing? Source: Mandarin professor ETA: I was a person of simplified Chinese though

on Relationship goals · c/NiceMemes · 2 pts · 135d

And here I am saying they're a freak when they don't want me to give 'em that ketchup on the side after I already did mine. Makes me feel like that's gotta give a dry mouth.

on Breaking: BAD · c/lemmyshitpost · 5 pts · 187d

I felt thing after stopping at season 2 and hearing about it after s4 started. I decided to catch up. I enjoyed it over all, but still felt it was too slow. Out of any "slow burn" character-driven shows show I at least moderately enjoyed it by the end? I'll forever rue watching all of Mad Men.

Similarly, I will never go back to finish The Wire, The Americans, or Homeland after this.

Always try to remind people similar things. Had my first job in highschool during the 2006/7 inflation. Making 8.25/hr when gas was 4.25+ after cash discount.

When it was around $4/gallon recently I told people to just fuck right off, since I was making at least 3x what I was 18/20 years ago. Still a bit ass since "18/20 years ago" makes me a mid-age adult now. Got them bigger bills. At least gas prices have slowed down.