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@Tfmonkey No problem. Thanks anyway.

@Tfmonkey seeing as the website is down, would you please reply with the articles you discussed on the most recent show (24 June)? Thank you.

Yet another bullshit number from the BLS. 70K leisure and hospitality jobs when people can barely afford to drive?!

@elonarcs Lick my asshole and savor the flavor, bitch.

@Val_Dyz That vote might as well be a letter to Santa Claus, just like the Constitution.

@freepatriot Funny how the revisions after that duration never seem to be upwards in equal magnitude as the downward revisions.

@Tfmonkey That's about what I figured. They're doing a poor job of hiding it.

By the way, would you put me in touch with that narrator guy who was a sponsor? I'm having some trouble finding that.

I'm interested to learn AI voice generation since I'd like to make my own videos one day.

@Tfmonkey I came across this post re. the SpaceX IPO. Assuming that this information is correct, the coincidences suggest some hot potatoes being passed around.

@h4890 @PeaceandProsperity @freepatriot In my special case, my money is already made, so there is no income to tax. In a general case, that is fine also because of the optionality provided by the passport: the naturalization process only obligates one to remain in Argentina for the majority of two calendar years (though my lawyer has advised three so I can also make a bid for permanent residency).

@PeaceandProsperity @freepatriot Ease of naturalization is at the top since that will grant indefinite leave to remain in other countries such as Chile, and visa-free access to China. Other considerations are its position as a net exporter of energy (both hydrocarbons and agriculture), decent proficiency in English (highest in Latin America), and climate (I perfer cold weather so I can stay in the south).

@freepatriot I plan to move there too. There are some affairs here that will take about a year to put in order, but otherwise, there is no reason for me to remain in the United States.