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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-68609732

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Turns out the reports of it being close are completely wrong and Khan is going to win by 10+ points.

So it's seasons 6, 7, and 8? But they all get that "final season" marketing?

I've never seen a medium pizza for $25

No wonder everyone makes fun of the airforce. Even the Japanese.

Tasty, trendy, overall good for you rather than bad, much too expensive for it to be consumed regularly.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

If you asked these voters why they support Israel, what would their answers be?

I've done all three in my life:

1. Miner in australia, earning a 6 figure salary with all travel, expenses and accommodation paid for. Working 12 hour days, 7 days a week, shifting bags of cement in the australian desert
2. Campaign manager for a marketing start up, managing 50+ campaigns across 30 client accounts, basically stealing customer money and dealing with their phone calls every day. 60+ hours of mental hell
3. Current job - software consultant for a software dev company. Cruisiest job I've ever had. 38 hours a week, always leave on time, 1 hour for lunch, virtually no KPIs, management is very easy going. About half the paycheck of the first two.
If I could go back to my early 20s I would work the first job again and this time be really sensible with my money. If I was financially literate back then I could be set for life now. I don't think I could do that job now, too physically taxing and not stimulating enough.

I would never take the second job again. Worst job I've ever had. Paid decently and I got to live in the city, but the anxiety was overwhelming every day.

My current job is pretty good. pay could obviously be better, but I never feel stressed about going to work and that is invaluable.

This question frustrates me. I say no, tons of others say yes. Then sometimes, I see it myself, before not seeing it at all for years on end. So, idk... I want to say yes, but I can't.

just a quick run down.

After me and my first ex broke up, I borrowed almost a grand from her with no intentions of giving it back, as my get back for how we broke up. (She was pretty well off at the time and became a successful social media influencer because of stuff I taught her)

My next notable casual fling. I would literally tell her I would never love her but she was fun and I enjoyed fucking her but I could see myself falling for this girl she knows, that Im pretty close to and she wont be her to me.

Have literally ditched women to hang out with other women, and told them what I was doing.

Multiple affairs with married women, (granted they where my exs and heading to separation, I wouldnt of done that if I didnt know they where going to separate, but still they didnt actually separate yet)

all the shit with my ex yall are tried of me talking about

I don't think most people care about the Israel/Palestine stuff much. Mostly Jews and Muslims. We have an ancient pact with Israel that we have to honor, otherwise America wouldn't have anything to do with this mess. So it's not really most people's business.

Tangentially related moral question: which of the following two scenarios is morally worse to you, or are they equally bad?

1. A 22-year-old high school teacher has a consensual sexual relationship with his 18-year-old student in a state where the age of consent is 18.
2. A 35-year-old college professor has a consensual sexual relationship with his 22-year-old student.

As the climate crisis worsens, the insurance industry will either leave states like California and Florida that are particularly prone to disasters like flooding and wildfires, or raise rates to levels that are unaffordable to most.

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Huh, interesting.

If they're handling major amounts of money (like way beyond cashier levels) I can see an argument for it. Otherwise nope.