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SATURDAY, 6 JULY 1963
Opposites attract.
Then they argue about the thermostat for forty years. Whoever outlives the other finally sets it.
— Zack, unqualified
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PREVIOUSLY, ON YOUR DECLINE
- You negotiated your broadband bill down by $3 a month. The call took 94…
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- Your job title will outlive you. It's already been posted on LinkedIn, with a…
- You said "we move". You've lived in the same bedroom since you were nine.
- You received 40 fundraising texts today. Democracy needs $5 by midnight. Every midnight.
- You said you "thrive in a fast-paced environment". It took you three days to…
- Unlimited holiday is a lovely policy. The company did the maths on your guilt,…
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