Sounds like a challenging experience.

I had a skim through and it seemed interesting; I didn’t know how realistic the costs are and assume a lot is location specific, but what are the candles in this metaphor?

Health care in America is so terrifying.

Thailand’s crushing it by such a margin here, impressive.

Agree that better services are more important than free - if it doesn’t get you where you need to go, when you need to get there, then it’s not an option even if it’s free.

Just not as sweaty, but yeah - too expensive, too infrequent, too sparse (as you get further out).

While I find this very funny, and also accurate, I wonder how it's much it's just Labor bringing tax cuts and the Coalition opposing them which was an inversion of the usual order.

Foiled. And I can't tell if I'm annoyed or proud: The kids quickly recognized me as a shared foe trying to grab the surplus for myself. They unionized and refused to bid against each other. Organized labor negotiated a settlement that better served their collective interests.

That’s probably good?

Whaaaaat. Almost did that today, the kid had her MyKi but I didn’t so we walked up and over instead.

They’re both indescribably bleak in their own special ways.

Managed a peek at State Library today, might swing past the others during the week.

You’re not allowed to migrate to Melbourne if you say no, it’s on the VIC citizenship test.

330 fewer staff means more money to pay Deloitte