American: time to get back to the grind to pay for all this. Can't take a vacation day or my boss will think I don't worship capitalism
Euro: damn, I just get to do this because my great great granddad and his buddies unionized
American: time to get back to the grind to pay for all this. Can't take a vacation day or my boss will think I don't worship capitalism
Euro: damn, I just get to do this because my great great granddad and his buddies unionized
First off, an obligatory "boo AI"
Second, the F-250 (Lariat or otherwise) is a middle-class car, because monthly car loan payments equivalent to rent is normal now, apparently. In the pickup world, a Rivian would be a better example.
Oh man, if an F-250 is ‘middle class’ then I’m definitely poorer than I thought.
No, just smarter
It's pretty crazy that mid-level truck prices easily hit luxury sedan prices these days.
As a non burger, is lariat or king ranch the better spec
American rich is so hollow
Why is a cafe in Florence using French signs?
For the same reason the scooter says it's registered in Rome (well, Roma, but I guess it's supposed to spell Roma) on a very much not Italian number plate. It's AI.
I recently vacationed in Barcelona, it was so wonderful walking around the city at sunset and at night. They'd close off whole streets for pop-up markets. Cultural celebrations randomly around, architecture that was just.... chefs kiss. Public transportation that was cheap and reliable. I'd take a real nice apartment there over a mc mansion in the states in a heartbeat.
Where is an espresso cheaper than a coffee?
Most cafes, I'd have thought? To make a coffee you have to make an espresso shot, and then add something water and/or milk to it.
I guess if you go to e.g. McDonald's or whatever, they have a big thing full of filter coffee, but I (in Britain) don't really see that outside of fast food. Most cafes operate with espresso machines only. Maybe they'll do pour over if they're fancy.
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