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Banking by Donald Trump & Gotham City in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
you guys just never stop, do you?🙏🙏🙏
Banking by Donald Trump & Gotham City in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
God, you people are absolutely clueless, just blindly diving headfirst into banking like a bunch of idiots who don't have a single clue what they're doing
The Truth Hurts: Why is it like this, guys? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I’m genuinely curious as to why this fascinating, high-quality, and incredibly lively thread was suddenly banished to the basement

Could one of the lovely moderators from the Women's Lounge please enlighten me on the reasoning here?

Thanks in advance!
Tom Petrov (business news) in Economy ·
Nicole Collins13 said:I’ve been following this journalist for a while now. I can honestly say I’ve picked up a thing or two from him. What really strikes me, though, is his style. He doesn't hold back—he goes after the FBI, the Federal Reserve, politicians... everyone. Sometimes he writes like he’s just venting at a bar.
Are you guys following Petrov? Do you think his take on things is grounded in reality? Is his tone appropriate, or is his assessment actually on point? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Maybe this topic belongs in a different thread, but it feels like most people hanging out in the media sections aren't even interested in this subject.

Tom Petrov is just attacking the FBI because they gave him the boot once.😁

No one is actually going to hire him because of that attitude, regardless of how impressive his resume looks on paper; as you can tell, he's a bit... let's call it "unconventional."

So instead, he spends his time bickering on these news sites, looking frustrated and just lashing out at everything in sight... when in reality, most of what he writes is nonsense that only sounds smart because he sprinkles in a few math terms like "hyperbola" or "sphere," making you think for a second that the kid actually knows what he's talking about.