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White House Considers Slashing China Tariffs to De-Escalate Trade War
2 economists out of thousands picked the gfc. Stocks go up and down daily. -
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Report IKEA Goes Cashless at Key Thai Stores Amid Mixed Reactions
It's not 'dumb'. It depends on who is using the phone. If it's some old granny it can take what seems like decades. And that's just them typing the passcode. Bias - how many times are you stuck behind 'some old granny' ???... More often than not, its someone who just flashes their QR code, or scans a QR and make payment faster than dealing with cash... That might be my bias but I find it much quicker anywhere I've used QR payment... ApplePay and contactless payments (tapping the card or phone) are even quicker. I'm aware of that. But they always do because they want their "member points" or whatever. The 2 are not related but it further delays what shoyuld be a simple process. As you indicated - Giving the phone number is for membership points and completely unrelated to cashless payment... thus using such an argument to object to cashless payments is flawed. I agree... I believe we should never lose cash, so from the perspective of 'use it or lose it' I would vote to always maintain the option of 'cash payments' and I think thats a strong enough argument on its own. .... All the other arguments used against digital payment can be so readily picked apart they weaken the argument rather than contribute any additional validity or strength to the points being made (your 'granny argument' being a perfect example). -
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Getting a 5 year motorbike license requirements
I have a temporary motorbike license that is valid for 2 years. If I want to change this license into a 5 year license after 2 years, do I need to do tests again about traffic rules or can I just show up at the DLT office and get my new license? -
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Crime Pattaya Police Raid Luxury Poker Den, Arrest Thais and Foreigners
Nonetheless, legal casinos will be like money trees. My opinion? It will attract a significant number of the total gambling population INCLUDING tourists, who might prefer not to get arrested, and will likely bring in a lot of newbies, many of whom will then proceed to gambling addiction and become lifetime customers who squander every cent they have. This is what happened on the American Indian reservations. On top of that, it's likely that organized crime will try to latch on in one way or another, such as loan sharking to the gambling addicts. It's all the same playbook, but, just my opinion again, the pros usually out weigh the cons. I heard they were going to bring in Bobby Deniro and Joe Pesce as consultants -
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White House Considers Slashing China Tariffs to De-Escalate Trade War
That's rich, coming from you! 😆 -
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What is a real man?
Us? fredwiggy... self praise is no recommendation. Didn't your mother teach you that? It's not me who is acting 'butt hurt'. 🙂 How long before you hit the Report button? Real men don't run to mummy. Nor do they play with emojis. Again, just my opinion from what I observe here. Take it like a man 🙂
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