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"Remember me? No? Might as well press skip then." These were the first pre 'Skip Ads' five seconds of an ad served my way by Youtube the other day. It appears a campaign aired from 2019, altered specifically to fit the 'pre-roll' format. Jason

Why did I pick up this call? Another random, hoping to score 'Tell me about your business!" Well, none of your business That's for sure I must wanna be rich Another breathless pitch Insist I've a problem Persist, you're the problem Matrix

> Thomas Jefferson’s dictum; that the best government is the least government and that government should concentrate on doing well what only government can do. So sums up Scottish-born political journalist nonpareil Andrew Neil. In part, railing against the capture of institutions by what he labels The Left Blob.

The UK system does not explicitly vote for a supreme leader. The default Prime Minister - foreigners long since ditching a monarchy claim de facto President - being head of political party winning the latest General Election. This allows, encourages even, the mid-term 'refresh'. Just such situation occurs

The general rule is, anything banned by the Chinese Communist Party, was in fact likely something useful, uplifting and good. They just banned the Tiktok spread hashtag for 'lying flat'. #TangPing in English-rendered Mandarin. Appearing to refer to doing the bare minimum at work to get by. Thankfully,

Why oh why do so many companies fall into this trap these days? In the case of many, it is reported as when someone relatively fresher into the workplace mistakenly feels that updating their employer's social media allows them to be a political activist. Hint: it does not.

> "Time for a change is the most powerful political slogan in any election campaign in the world" The Caledonian burr of heavyweight political analyst and interview terrier, Andrew Neil. As seen from his zoomscape above, commenting on the Summer '22 ruling party race to replace the

I tend to find these types of listicles dubious. Add to that the angle of financial socialisation and there's often a recipe for disaster. So 'hodl' on. As it must be Summer, This Is Money [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/savemoneymakemoney/article-11010701/Ten-money-rules-tips-live-richer-life.html] decides