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SUNDAY, 29 MARCH 1970
Somebody, somewhere, is checking their phone hoping it's you.
It's a debt collector.
— Zack, unqualified
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PREVIOUSLY, ON YOUR DECLINE
- In three generations, nobody will remember your name. You don't know your great-grandmother's, so…
- Romance isn't dead. It just stopped waiting for a reply to your "hey" from…
- Lessons will be learned. By whom, and when, will also be learned. Eventually. Possibly.
- Monday is a core collaboration day. As, it turns out, is every day ending…
- You said you "thrive in a fast-paced environment". It took you three days to…
- Underconsumption core is a beautiful aesthetic. It's what the last week of the month…
- You "speak your truth". Your truth is mostly about the bin rota.
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Newsletter / Issue No. 446
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