And you assumed yet again. Damn, you must have the whole world figured out.

Thank you for assuming what I do or don’t do, or what I’m plugged into or not.

That’s a hell of an assumption. Since we’re whipping out credentials, I’ve been in IT almost 30 years and I can tell you it’s not going to work like that.

To continue with the analogy though, how many architects create things that an engineer takes one look at and laughs at because it’s structurally impossible (hint: a lot). Knowing the deep parts of the code and how it works becomes even more invaluable otherwise you risk Chinese building practices (quick, looks good, falls apart quickly).

I knew this would be the route… gotta screw the consumers… but I was really hoping it would have been returned as a tax credit on your 2026 taxes. That would be the easiest way of getting the money back to those who ultimately paid it

It’s like being in a relationship with an abusive spouse. You act like everything in okay on the surface, if not a little detached, and then once all of your planning is in place, you execute it before they have a chance to react.

Just make sure that they take them in on equal terms with no special treatment: conversion to the Euro, no special veto powers, full Schengen movement.

$omething tell$ me there are a few rea$on$ it could be….

But I may be wrong.