Inaksa
Inaksa t1_j7liwma wrote
Reply to comment by mavajo in [OC] Movie production companies with the highest total worldwide box office revenue by giteam
True but this is about consistency, if marvel studios or 21st century fox are not counted as part of disney then lucasfilm movies shouldnt count. What is the criteria to split them?
Inaksa t1_j6jasp4 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Visit Saudi to sponsor FIFA Women’s World Cup this summer by ampbap
The tournament takes place in Australia and New Zealand
Inaksa t1_j3u6chi wrote
Reply to comment by AdministrativeWar594 in Walmart cashier, 82, retires after TikTok raises $100,000 by greatestmofo
I understand what you are saying. In Argentina (and many countries) there were this private administered funds (specially during the 90s) and pensions were forced into them. Eventually what those entities did was gamble the funds buying high risk bonds, and you can picture how that went.
I dont trust my government, but even less an unaccountable private entity to guard those funds. You may say that couldnt happen in your country but when it does you end up with the government having to foot the bill in order for citizens to be able to survive. It sucks but those are the rules of the game apparently
Inaksa t1_j3gxdf4 wrote
Reply to [OC] World's 10 most valuable startups by jtsg_
Epic and SpaceX are start ups? What definition was used?
Inaksa t1_iwuph3z wrote
Reply to TIFU telling my gf my sexual fantasy by [deleted]
Leave her stuff at the door, and dont look back. In Argentina we use the phrase: “sali de ahi maravilla” meaning get out of that situation. If you have strong feelings about you gf: Get out of there as soon as possible, try to avoid stretching it, you will only make healing more hard on you, your gf seems to enjoy playing with your mind and she knows how you are feeling, given she wants to keep going says she is a manipulative person.
Inaksa t1_j9s28v8 wrote
Reply to comment by 18gr in [OC] Median House Price to Income Ratio By Country by proof_required
I can speak about the argentina case (i would assume is the same in other countries) there are a few reason:
no credit even a couple with an above average or average income is not able to get a mortage.
salaries are ultra low but houses are valued in usd.
traditionally real estate was seen as the safest way to store wealth. If you put the money in the bank there might be a confiscatory measure (see Argentina’s crisis of 2001, particularly “corralito”) or a goverment pushed devaluation. As properties are valued in USD here, the government would be una le to take your house and you would have those savings protected, eventually you could sell the property.