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Yeah but objectively Thailand is a more desirable retirement destination than Cambodia as far as infrastructure, health care, and safety.

The usual suspect homophobes are having a field day with this topic.

Incorrect. But you're not fooling anyone. You will never accept that Trump leads a political cult movement no matter what evidence is presented. Typical really of Trump cultists that believe he won in 2020 regardless of absolutely NO EVIDENCE. You're really wasting people's time with game playing.

That's actually a massive margin in favor of Biden. A cult does NOT literally mean a small group of people. In politics throughout history there have been demagogues such as Trump that gain power by having a cult of personality following. Trump is in that dark tradition. Not everyone that voted for Trump is in the Maga cult. An acid test now is if a Maga person thinks Trump is above the law and that he won in 2020. Your points really add up to NOTHING.

Not in a cult.

Watched the first episode of the seven episode Who is Erin Carter and I'm conflicted about whether to continue. As one scathing review said -- Who Cares?

Just to change battery? Nope.

The same kind of wrong side of history isolationist Americans that didn't support the US entering WW2. They also identified with the "America First" slogan (historically in the US a fascist one) and admired Hitler ("strong man leader") the same way they admire Putin.

Nope.

This is really happening. It seems inevitable whether the bans hold or not will be decided by the supreme court. Of course, if they hold, the insufferable Magadonians led by their dear unhinged leader will be threatening civil war. Ho hum.

The rent is too damn high!

Oh, behave!

My understanding is that the most common reason for DIVORCES (or similar separations) is conflct over money. As stated, each person has their own psychology of money (which naturally they developed from childhood with whatever nature/nurture causes applicable to them). Then two people get together. They're going to be different about money often radically different. Money choices and psychology reflects deep seated personal values. That needs to be worked out somehow.

Who knew that you have a bug up your tuchus about dear old Sigmund?

You're making incorrect assumptions about his theories. This exchange is pointless.

I never said I was a Freud freak or that I am promoting Freudian psychoanalysis.

Do you doubt that Freud wrote about money in terms of feces and anal eroticism?

Opportunity knocks. Before Rich Men I hadn't even heard of fudge rounds. So I looked them up and I don't want them.

I find your post very weird. That's talking about theories about his theories. To actually see his theories, you need to read his original source materials.

My understanding is either same day or next day IF they have the correct battery in stock.

You'll need to get into this yourself by reading his books. I'm not doing a Freud for Dummies seminar (even if I could which I can't). His theories and complex and interesting. Linking money to feces and anal eroticism for example.

Be safe. Go to the Samsung Service Center.

Well everyone has their own psychological issues about money. Read Sigmund Freud. I don't think we can make blanket generalizations for everyone. In my life I have noticed some profound effects of my relationship with money. In my 20s I consciously chose a life of "bohemian" poverty. I didn’t feel like an actual poor person even though I was living like one because I was raised in a somewhat higher class. What I noticed living poor is that you are forced to have much more intense exposure to people and the real world and that can be potentially spiritually enhancing giving one experiences rich people never have. Eventually I freaked out and realized if I didn't start working my butt off I would be a real poor person and stuck with it. So I did. With money comes the ability to build material walls against the real world and owning too much stuff that ends up owning you. Happiness when you feel it is fleeting.

Most people do seem to like the tune and feel something in response to his clearly authentic emotion.