Leave it in the 90’s, weirdos.

It happened and ended, lessons were learned no harm was done.

I personally would not be surprised if musk and trump will try to start a new Hitler era.

I knew about meds messing with your sex drive, been through that myself.

I never really read up on it, even though i should.

The wife’s chronically depressed and i’m not doing much better either.

Huh, ED caused by depression…never knew those were linked.

Interesting info, thank you.

Dafuq kind of insight do i gain from it…

My young coworkers seem to believe that 250k refugees of which 100k got a house are the reason we have a housing shortage of well over 400k.

These kids are worse off than i am when it comes to housing, so how surprising is it that they vote far right.

One of them asked me: “so, you’re not racist?” Nah “shame, really”. Motherfucker forgot my family isn’t from here and i’ve often been treated like subhuman trash for being a foreigner despite being born here and speaking the language like it is my own (because it is).

I never had any real issues with taxes back when groceries, rent and insurance were affordable.

The issues came to light when life started to cost 1.5 times our income, while still having to pay 40% on income and an extra 20% on expenses. I’d rather pay less taxes and eat, when taxes don’t do anything. I also learned that our safety nets are a scam, they set up so many bullshit rules that when i needed it they literally went: “you have the right to receive €800 but you won’t get it, no matter how hard you try”. I tried for a year until i realised our money is just being stolen under the cover of “taxes”.

A 10h of labour airco will create a vacuum and not keep you cool.

Two hours of labor is like 30 bucks, a bidet on the other hand is at least 10 times that.

An old friend had a funny Dutch thing he used to say: het smoesje is goed, maar het praatje deugt niet. Basically pointing out the fact that you’re talking out of your ass.

I have to admit that life indeed has gotten too easy for most, making them lax and unmotivated to live it while blaming “high costs” (bad spending habits). I see loads of people getting excessively priced food deliveries multiple times a week when their wage barely allows to afford it once a month. They will stroll around barely doing any work at all while claiming they are either too smart for their job or deserve a ceo’s wage.

Then you wonder when an employer pets them on the back, how businesses are going down left and right when 85% of their workforce consists of these useless beings.

Rant over.

I don’t know a whole lot about Italy, but being European i’d think they must have a similar baseline as other European countries.

So if like 95% dies and all the production, transportation, unnecesary consumption etc, it will normalize and we get a do over?