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Re:SBF and FTX on Monday January 08, 2024 @11:12AM (#38914091)
The insurmountable content this episode has created! Nevermind the smashing blow on the industry at so many levels. Gah! Such a dire need to build back better.
Disruption of the food chain, cultural blow and sighs of disappointed foodies worldwide.

Hilsa, a fish from the Bengali delta (India and Bangladesh), periodically has similar crises, but seemed to be dredging along its cherished existence. Here is hoping that the Tuna fisheries will pick up a thing or two from that brood and execute some good measures.

Whatever the law, there is always a loophole.
Re:Do you dislike small talk? on Monday January 08, 2024 @10:56AM (#38913798)
I had small talk with a stranger on a train, once. In the exchange, he said something that I hadn't heard before - it's not the weather that is bad, it's that you aren't dressed right for the weather. It meant so much more than just about weather to me - also, started looking at weather differenly, haha... I am glad that we had the little exchange of small talk on a cold rainy morning in London.
Investments are made wherever there are the highest returns. If you want banks to change investment strategies, then develop the industries where you want them to reroute. It's the business of money. Whatever does best will always demand the most capital.
Oh them Japanese women, incredibly resilient. Blue zone for many reasons I suppose. I hope she is doing well.
Re:The Woman Shaking Up the $50B Instant-Ramen Industry on Sunday January 07, 2024 @03:24PM (#38904801)
The best Buldak ramen bowls are when you top the noodles with eggs poached in the spice broth. Yum! So good. I like the cheesy versions too. Perfect for midnight cravings.
Re:What's the best time of the day to exercise? on Sunday January 07, 2024 @06:11AM (#38900252)
Same. Early morning intense workouts give me so much energy after the shower. I just do better at everything those days.
Or even caused any debilitating side effects.
Re:How Gyms Make Money (2015) on Sunday January 07, 2024 @06:05AM (#38900214)
My gym charges cancellation fees for not attending any group class you might have signed up for. It's kinda motivating to get yourself up there but sometimes you just don't sign up because you are not sure if you will feel motivated enough to go in that day. Either way, they make money.