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yep this is exactly how I look like

@Yaboi502 It's just at perfect length and size for me

Protip: stop putting them up your ass

@Yaboi502 @Polymarket *angry KB noices*

@Polymarket @KBNo185 enjoy life in Uganda bb

JUST IN: Uganda’s military chief demands $1 billion from Turkey & “the most beautiful woman in that country for a wife,” threatens to close embassy if demands not met.

@ballerxbt Can you get high on Jewish c*ck

@KBNo185 im wondering same

FML

@neurolauncher @maxkarpis You can use nfc with local banks as well, you don't have to open phone and read the qr. Idk why most people use qr

Will do Max! Actually there's a really interesting dynamic in the Turkish market right now. For starters global payment systems like PayPal are banned here due to local data regulations. But here the crazy part even though Turkish banks are super modern and issue standard Visa and Mastercards locals still can't use Apple Pay. It’s mostly because of strict data localization laws by the local authorities and local banks not wanting to share commission fees with Apple. So instead of a simple NFC tap Turkish users are forced to unlock their phones, open a specific bank app and scan a QR code just to make a mobile payment. The irony is that as a foreigner I can easily use my overseas Revolut card with Apple Pay everywhere in Istanbul without any issues while my local friends are stuck scanning QR. If revolut can offer a smoother NFC experience or somehow navigate the Apple Pay hurdle tech savvy users will flock to them instantly. With the Lira's volatility giving locals a seamless way to hold exchange, and spend in multiple currencies without massive bank spreads is highly demanded. Actually @getmidas has also stocks and etc but they dont have banking systems. It is just for investors super app The important thing is ending money abroad from a Turkish bank account usually involves high SWIFT fees and terrible UX. Revolut's frictionless P2P and international transfers would solve a huge pain point. I'll definitely keep an eye out and share any updates!

The Revolut app is now available on Google Play and the App Store in Turkey🇹🇷. Users can't sign up for Revolut services, but they can presumably join the waitlist for the service's launch. This indicates to me that Revolut plans to use its main app to offer services in Turkey, rather than developing a new app as it did in India. This is another clear signal that Revolut is preparing to enter the Turkish market. The company has hired a core executive team in the country, and there was a rumour that Revolut is looking to acquire a local bank.

@Prak_Agrajag @boxfan i got you

@KBNo185 @boxfan Ty for confirming

Funny joke, that's the same lady. I think?

@Prak_Agrajag @boxfan they're not lmao

@boxfan No way, right ? Idk

I've changed my mind x.com/CamargoJes9442…

Maybe auto translate future ain't that bad after all, look at the replies lmao

@user_hyp3 There are a lot of Japanese gems in this site

@Alice_comfy Obviously

@KBNo185 put on the cat ears

Guys I'm going to Seoul & Japan so I need suggestions for what to do, where to eat etc.

@Mo__corn Bro

@KBNo185 Bro

We can already tell by reading replies

@Yaboi502 damn what an iconic picture

the indifference and cruelty of the universe Vs the indomitable human spirit

@Mo__corn Have you seen the job market mate, it's not great

@KBNo185 you should find a better job

Only reason I use Github Copilot because my job forces me to for some bullshit safety reason or whatever

The things you done for Israel, we should call you the Throat Goat tbh, no one else deserves more

we all are bullish now

@OwnNothingBFree France is a beautiful country but Fr*nch people live in it so thank you but no.

@KBNo185 France has its nice spots, but you need money. London used to be awesome. Not so long ago.

What kind of eurocuck do you need to be to say you're willing to live in France or God forbid, England.