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  • "Avoiding failure so hard that you fail by not trying" is such an underrated concept to be aware of. Probably the biggest recurring mistake in my life.

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  • Flicks light switch off.

  • Skimmed the article. Couldn't figure out what the "one thing" was...

  • Indeed. And my insinuation was that in the times we live in, such obvious things are not obvious anymore.

  • I think you misunderstood. I meant the sarcasm is not obvious because that's just the kind of thing dotards on his side might honestly believe.

  • The murder. It calls to me.

  • It's not obvious.

  • I think you want a donkey.

  • Seems like a wishy-washy article without much substance. I couldn't extract a single objective thought out of it.

  • Oh no, they got to him before he could even finish the sentence!

  • Even before the Supreme Court issued its ruling, hundreds of American businesses had prepared to pursue tariff refunds by hiring lawyers, filing lawsuits or submitting official claims to get tariff refunds. We Pay the Tariffs, a coalition of over 800 small businesses, called for fast refunds.

    “A legal victory is meaningless without actual relief for the businesses that paid these tariffs,” the group said in a statement. “The administration’s only responsible course of action now is to establish a fast, efficient, and automatic refund process that returns tariff money to the businesses that paid it.”

    The U.S. Court of International Trade will ultimately manage that process. But refunds are not automatic. Any importer that wants its money back must sue individually.

  • You right now:

  • why᛫ᛥop᛫wiþ᛫þorn?᛫when᛫we᛫can᛫go᛫þe᛫full᛫lengþ?

  • Smh... Noob setup, you've got too much banana in your mud.

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  • Do you have to work hard to hide this side of your relationship from "normal" society? There's a lot of (completely unwarranted, imo) shame associated with this kind of thing.

  • That cat is Vietnam.

    Surrounded by powers that could technically nuke it to oblivion but in practice stand no chance against it in a conventional war...

  • They just let you do it.

  • I can imagine lots of readers rolled their eyes at this bit. Doesn't seem so out of place today.

  • Translator's note: "plan" means keikaku.