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Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

Eu devo ser extremamente pobre. Um café fora de casa é 1€. 22 dias de trabalho útil. 22 dias*1 = 22€/mês. Se tomares um café em casa de cápsula fica-te por volta de 35 cêntimos. Se tomares um café em casa de máquina (café em grão ou moído) fica-te por 15 cêntimos aproximadamente. E há gente que mesmo sendo pobre toma o café fora de casa. Portugal é o país onde até o pobre quer dar a impressão que é rico.

12 anos de inglês na escola a aprender o verbo "to be" tornaram-me fluente

France passed a law requiring solar panels on every parking lot with more than 80 spaces. Parking lots over a certain size have three to five years to cover at least half their surface area with solar canopies or face fines. The projected output: up to 11 gigawatts of capacity, the equivalent of 10 nuclear reactors. The panels shade the cars. They can charge EVs directly underneath them. They generate electricity for the grid. The parking lot goes from dead infrastructure to power plant without using a single additional acre of land. France plans to increase solar tenfold and double wind capacity by 2033. The US has approximately 800 million parking spaces. Eight hundred million. Most of them are uncovered asphalt sitting in direct sunlight. Why aren't we doing this?

Government regulation in France: Above a certain size, building new homes requires a licensed architect. Outcome:

There are going to be a helluva lot of parking lots in France with exactly 79 spaces.

João Pinheiro é o árbitro do Sporting - Benfica; Rui Costa no VAR.