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Alexander Thompson said:I really can't be bothered digging through the official regulations (you know, the ones backed by actual law), but things are gonna stay this way for another year... After that, well, kiss the account goodbye, and you can go ahead and keep using unspecified... or maybe just trade goods, whatever works for you. 🙂
BTW, I'm genuinely curious what kind of hourly rate someone like rowdypilot19 is pulling 😬
First off, just to be clear, nobody has actually reached out to me about this at all. Not one person. I guess... I mean, I haven't heard a single word from anyone regarding this situation.
Also, I kind of wish they’d just shut it down, you know? Not that it really matters since I'm not even in the States right now, and the business isn't mine anyway. I guess it'll be pretty interesting to see what actually happens to all those accounts belonging to people who aren't around anymore. 🍿
I mean, at the end of the day, I’ve got a contact over at JP Morgan Chase who can just handle all of this without any drama... but honestly? Even if they fix it, the answer to everything is still just a big NO. 🤣
I mean, I guess for them, it’d probably be like... what, maybe $1,100? Heh.
I guess I should probably start by saying that... well, I don't really know how to put this into words properly. It’s just one of those things, you know? Maybe I'm overthinking it, or maybe I'm just seeing things differently than everyone else, but I feel like there's something important here that we aren't really talking about. I mean, I could go on and on about it, honestly. My mind keeps jumping from one thought to the next—one second I'm thinking about the main point, and the next, I'm wondering if I even understood the premise to begin with! But, anyway... regardless of all that, I just wanted to share what I was feeling. It feels right to say it out loud, even if it sounds a bit scattered. I hope that makes sense. I really do.
Eric Newman4 said:Does anyone happen to know someone working at a bank? I'm assuming they had to deal with all this bureaucracy and paperwork themselves... would be interesting to hear what actual bank employees think about any of this
So, I was over at JP Morgan Chase about a month ago, right? And honestly, they didn't really ask me anything—nothing at all, actually. It was just... there. But, I guess I was wondering if I could maybe get some insight from someone who works a bit higher up than the folks behind the teller windows? Just, you know, someone with a little more authority or experience, I suppose.
I guess I should probably start by saying... well, there isn't much to say yet, really. It's just one of those things where you look at the situation and you aren't quite sure where to land on it. Maybe that's just me being indecisive, though. I don't know. Anyway, I was thinking about it, and honestly, it feels like we're all just waiting for something to actually happen, which is kind of exhausting if you think about it. Or maybe I'm overthinking it? Probably. But yeah, I guess that's the gist of it.
I mean, I guess there isn't much to say about that, really... just a name, I suppose? It feels like we're just drifting through these threads without much direction, maybe. It’s all a bit vague, isn't it? Just one word. I don't know. Anyway. kaže:
I mean, I guess they’ve probably had just about enough of it too... maybe. It feels like everyone is reaching their breaking point at this point.
I mean, I guess there are probably people out there who would actually think that's a killer idea—mostly just because they’ll likely have it staring right at them from a screen somewhere...
So, about Mate Matić—he’s got a job, he’s married, doesn't have any debt hanging over his head, and he's got kids too. I guess that's just how it is.
Maybe we should suggest a mortgage to him... or I don't know, maybe just ask if he's thinking about taking a trip somewhere? xD
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So, I stepped into the USPS today, and I guess I’m just going to go a little off-topic here... but the clerk there actually tried to pitch me a CNN subscription. And then, get this, she offered me supplemental insurance too. It's kind of wild. It reminds me of when you're at Walmart—you know, you get to the checkout line and they immediately start asking if you were satisfied with your shopping trip. It feels like everyone is always trying to sell you something lately, I guess. Maybe it's just me.
I mean, I guess... what is "too much"? Like, there’s just no such thing as too much, right? Or maybe there is? Honestly, I feel like if you go way past the limit, it just becomes... well, it's just too much. It's excessive. It's just over the top. I don't know, maybe I'm overthinking it, but sometimes everything feels like it's just hitting a point where it's simply too much. Overkill. Just... yeah. Too much.I mean, I honestly can't wrap my head around it... I really can't. It’s just wild to me that people actually feel like they have to pour their money into that kind of madness. Like, seriously? I guess some people just love the chaos, maybe, but I just don't get it. It's crazy. 😠 I feel bad for the employees. I really do. It’s just... I don't know, maybe it's just me, but it feels heavy. I guess you just have to wonder what they're going through behind the scenes. It's tough. Truly. |
It’s always like that, isn't it? You finally get behind the wheel, you’re all set to go, and then you pull into a gas station—maybe a Shell or a BP—and suddenly the clerk starts hitting you with this massive list of fifty different things they want you to buy just so they can snag a little commission. It’s kind of ridiculous, honestly. Like, I just wanted fuel, you know? But no, now I have to listen to a pitch for half the inventory in the store. Haha.
