Looks like Türkiye to me.

Make it a baker’s dozen because I played it too! I never beat the sequel, though.

And Trump and Gingrich.

For anyone curious, $1 in 1950 is equivalent to about $13.50 today.

This has been my issue. I’ll order something from a seller and it shows up two days later, delivered by Amazon.

Detergent sheets rock! I’ve been traveling and need hypoallergenic detergent. I’ve carried 24 loads worth with practically no added weight to my suitcase and it won’t leak everywhere if it gets hit.

I learned Cuban Spanish. Upon going to Spain, I was told I spoke with the English vocabulary and accent equivalent to a southern yokel from the 1970s.

Dad? Is that you?!

I’m assuming they’re looking to buy after this condo sale. If that’s the case, they may not have much choice as their next place will be similarly insanely inflated, so they need that money to get the monthly payment to something affordable.

That’s the position my partner and I are in. We have equity in our house, but it’s mostly because it has “appreciated” to a level that we could never afford, despite making a combined over quarter million dollars a year (due to living in a high cost of living area). Even if we sold our house at full inflated market price and used it all as a down payment, we’d be hard pressed to afford a place with the same price.

It’s not that I’m complaining about the equity, it just doesn’t get me much when everything else is insanely inflated. We barely squeaked into the place we’re in because COVID tanked interest rates and prices in our area.

And wait for an answer. Don’t just knock then immediately walk in. I’m nearly fifty and I’m still traumatized by this.