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It's full of cool, hipster types at the moment, and is very laid back.
So it’s exactly the same as South Alabama. Good to know
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I just used Oslo as an example. I meant would like Norway no matter where. But yeah I hear you. Im deep
Enough in the burbs that we don’t get the super hipsters. Unless they get off the new haven-nyc metro north line by mistake. -
@spitfiredealer I got my shirt. Thanks again.
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@spitfiredealer I got my shirt. Thanks again.
Awesome! Glad you got it.
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I’m comfortable with the blanket generalization that American employers/government/authority treats pretty much everyone like replaceable garbage. There’s very little empathy or compassion in the mindset here. This also trickles down into a lot of interpersonal relationships here in a way that’s super unhealthy. Not a fan.
Cool shirt, Mike!
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I’m comfortable with the blanket generalization that American employers/government/authority treats pretty much everyone like replaceable garbage. There’s very little empathy or compassion in the mindset here. This also trickles down into a lot of interpersonal relationships here in a way that’s super unhealthy. Not a fan.
Cool shirt, Mike!
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Omg, not at ALL @Filthy! I was referring to a convo that was going on in this thread briefly, before, comparing the US to Norway. Are you kidding, you're so kind! I'm sorry that was confusing.
It has it's moments @Matty123 I talk to my brother who now lives in Brooklyn and sometimes struggles for work, and often wonder how I'd get on there. The US system certainly keeps you sharp and driven, whereas I suspect Norway was blunted my competitive edge…
Nah…Norway sounds awesome. The US system of working is overrated and keeps you on the path to cardiac arrest and other stress related illnesses.
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@Finkster I know, right?
“I’m not sweaty, that’s just my legs crying.”
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Question for UK people. The Royal wedding has been covered here in the states constantly. I can only assume coverage over there must be bordering on ridiculous. My question is are the British people excited for this? Is it as important as the American media is saying? Is there a lot of national pride involved? Just curious for my own learning. Thanks
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Question for UK people. The Royal wedding has been covered here in the states constantly. I can only assume coverage over there must be bordering on ridiculous. My question is are the British people excited for this? Is it as important as the American media is saying? Is there a lot of national pride involved? Just curious for my own learning. Thanks
Being an American, Meghan is undoubtedly the reason for the incessant coverage in the States. The fascination with celebrity is quite sickening, IMO. If they owned any, they'd be pulling on their IH jeans one leg at a time, like the rest of us.
My apologies… The second half of this post probably belongs in the rants thread.
