Lol no. It just means a day off work as financial institutions are closed that day. We have an extra one this summer for the Queen's platinum jubilee celebrations. Should run nicely alongside Prince Andrew's trial.
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Of course I'm being facetious. In a way, I have to give the UK credit for just saying, "Look... we just get the day off. Who dafuq cares why'?"
But every other country pours purpose and reason and national identity in theirs. I find it odd that Portugal has a number of Catholic holidays as bank holidays, and yet nobody really observes -- or recognizes -- the religious origins.
But every other country pours purpose and reason and national identity in theirs. I find it odd that Portugal has a number of Catholic holidays as bank holidays, and yet nobody really observes -- or recognizes -- the religious origins.
That would be insane though. Insane like a national system where your neighbor could get medically treated with preventative care before they either get your neighbors infected with a deadly disease or crater the finances of your local hospital by only showing up for emergency care. Just nuts.
I follow @Quetzalcoatl 's response, and it has merit. To balance some of that, odds are that you will never be with someone where you don't have occasional feelings of not wanting to stay with the same woman.
That whole age 29/30 thing looking for tiddies on weekends is a grind. If you have a system down that works for you (see: @GordoDeCentral ), it's a good lifestyle. But if you ultimately see yourself wanting to be with someone later in life, that first has to come from you more than it comes from who you happen to be with at the time.
I follow @Quetzalcoatl 's response, and it has merit. To balance some of that, odds are that you will never be with someone where you don't have occasional feelings of not wanting to stay with the same woman.
That whole age 29/30 thing looking for tiddies on weekends is a grind. If you have a system down that works for you (see: @GordoDeCentral ), it's a good lifestyle. But if you ultimately see yourself wanting to be with someone later in life, that first has to come from you more than it comes from who you happen to be with at the time.
Yeah, I don't see myself later in life looking for ladies on a weekly basis. What I'm feeling right now is "one last dance" to chase hoochie and then call it a day and settle down. It just feels like that window is closing down.
And while my girlfriend is smart, funny, blah blah, all the things you'd want in a woman, she likes to spend and live in the now which doesn't match my financial goals. I'm a Jew rat that likes to save for the future. Ahh!
And while my girlfriend is smart, funny, blah blah, all the things you'd want in a woman, she likes to spend and live in the now which doesn't match my financial goals. I'm a Jew rat that likes to save for the future. Ahh!
This is weird since you strike me as textbook consooomer who would spent $200 a week on vanity and party shit. But as always the truth lies somewhere in the middle: stupid to not set funds aside for your future - equally stupid to deny yourself small moments of joy in everyday life . Frugalists will live in the future until their deaths, then they'll have wasted their best days.
