Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,484
Yeah I know Alaska is huge and barely populated Burke lol. Just gauging how famous or close that ingenious hermit was.


Also that wiki clip is kinda why I am somewhat fascinated by Alaskas nature. Because I liked the film they based on his life, into the wild. Emile Hirsch was fantastic in that role. Weirdly havent seen him act since that movie.


And yeah he clearly was unprepared for and underestimated the Alaskan wilderness.
 

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L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,749
Yea, sure. I'm a Financial Manager for an online software/marketing company which primarily works in the self-storage industry. It's much more complicated than I would have initially thought. They do all of their marketing, production, software engineering and hosting in-house.
No, honest, I could see that becoming very complex.

TBH, I think you're in a bit of a sweet spot. Take the gaping hole of meaning and purpose in American souls, fill it with regrettable Instagram impulse buys made while crying on the toilet late at night during COVID lockdowns, and build a business model to keep nurturing that retail therapy while the economy goes fins up in the tank. Slice and dice for maximum arbitrage.

Dude, you are sitting not only on a gold mine, but fertile ground for consumer psy-ops.

You don't know Jack, IKEA dick!
Ya know they pronounce that "Eee-KEH-Yah,” and not “AYE-kee-yah" here in Youreup.

Metro-Polysexual.
I'm inta metro-polycules ... SBF got nothing on that. He was too busy trying to emulate his island sex dungeon like Jeff Epstein. All he needed was the Lolita Express.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,912
haha, it might look bad but still nothing compared to some baltic countries or hungary

turkey is the one to beat though. erdogan's unorthodox policy works as a charm. i bet turk would blame it on the jews
Isn't Turkey just printing money into oblivion and not caring about inflation numbers?
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,912
they are, that's the unorthodox method

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their peak was over 85% :baus:
:lol:

Well, I wouldn't call it totally unorthodox. Our central bank only started to raise interest rates when the public outrage started to get high, but they've been promoting "quiet" inflationary policies in times of contraction and expansion for decades. Turkey is just a joke. But hey, they apparently like blondes, so maybe not all bad.
 

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