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November 18, 2022
Lets customers pay what they can. they�*re acutely aware of how hard pressed people are. morning! like mum—of—three valerie who has been shocked at the recent rise in her energy bills. mine has gone up in the region of {so—£40 per week, i�*m noticing. i think for a lot of people, look back, see where you can save money, subscriptions you can cancel and things like that. meal planning to try and squeeze that budget a lot more with the food because with everything going up, you have got...
November 18, 2022
This community cafe in gloucester lets customers pay what they can. they�*re acutely aware of how hard pressed people are. morning! like mum—of—three valerie who has been shocked at the recent rise in her energy bills. mine has gone up in the region of {so—£40 per week, i�*m noticing. i think for a lot of people, look back, see where you can save money, subscriptions you can cancel and things like that. meal planning to try and squeeze that budget a lot more with the food because with...
November 18, 2022
Banging the drum for Matt
November 18, 2022
Freeport chemical bothers
November 18, 2022
Because thats when advertisers and chief marketing officers i spoke to said that they started to think about pulling their ads from twitter, and once elon musk saw that the advertisers were fleeing, thats when he wanted to double down on subscription revenue because of course, twitter has real estate bills. it has to keep the lights on. he needs money to come in in the short-term while he figures out a long-term plan, and of course, rushing into subscriptions setting off twitters blue verified $...
November 17, 2022
It was back in August 2013 when PewDiePie became the most-subscribed person on YouTube, just over three years after starting his channel, which at the time mainly...
November 17, 2022
In the 70s, 80s, 90s, and even through the 2010s, people subscribed to only a few things each month. Maybe a few magazines, cable or satellite television, and the local