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Where I am in Moreno right now, a number of the type of businesses you mention, did not open. You might not want to generalize, unless you are sure.

I used to think Delta's Skymiles program was really good (I got tickets to Argentina many times with only minimum amount of miles), but since the end of the pandemic, I haven't seen an award ticket that's not double the minimum.

They're behind a lot of what gives in Venezuela.

I was waiting for you to say you're wrong, that doesn't happen in Argentina or it's never happened to me, or for you to take about your superior experience. You never disappoint.

I don't think all cars have to wait until every pedestrian has crossed before they can turn because it would create gridlock as you mention, but there are too times when many drivers don't give priority to the pedestrian when they should.

There's a big, marked pedestrian crosswalk near our apt. I remember commenting to an Argentine woman standing beside me basically wtf, these cars have to stop but they don't. They don't even think about it. She said to me something like, don't create a problem. The other day I was crossing the...

And let's not forget about all the money that he gave away. Yet how did he cover that, with more printing of pesos. Of course that causes inflation on down the road.

How about utilities for one? How about transportation costs? How about fuel? How about health care costs? How about the price of medicines?

It wasn't just the supermarket prices represented by precios cuidados that were repressed but also so many other prices, tariffs, fees in so many different sectors.

And, of course, none of the current inflation has anything to do with all the "precios reprimidos" established by the previous govt in large part to win the election. Why don't you be consistent and tell the whole story of why we have the current inflation that we have. And, of course, that...

This is comedy at best, these guys know so little about Argentina.

Nobody's going to accuse you of splitting hairs about that one.

https://www.lanacion.com.ar/seguridad/te-vamos-a-pasear-en-el-baul-mas-denuncias-de-aprietes-y-ataques-a-fiscales-de-mesa-opositores-en-la-nid23112023/ Read this if you have access; it's truly frightening. And they say Milei wants to take away rights, that democracy is at risk. I thought things...

Recent polls are giving Milei a slight advantage, even though the difference is within the margin of error. I know that many pollsters have been notoriously wrong in the last few years, but there were three or so that predicted a win for Massa in Oct. The first to do so, I think, was a Brazilian...

I thought most countries in the world had financial instruments like that. Was a law broken, is this before the courts?

Starting to use more than one question mark again. I remember that from a few years back. You've always been hysterical about Macri. Frank, since we're on the subject of not continuing to beat a dead horse, you might want to give your constant railing against Rodríguez Larreta and his supposed...

That was corruption? I'm confused.

It's so sad that you minimize the K corruption by trying to imply that they'll all the same and by taking great umbrage with those who mention said K corruption. And all this ranting and raving coming from someone who never, and I repeat never, misses an opportunity to rail against Macri...

I think we're deluding ourselves if we think Massa is not going to be very beholden to Cristina, Máximo and the Cámpora, even if they continue to keep mother and child hidden until after the runoff. He can't repudiate Kirchnerismo; he has his current job and is running only because they gave the...

Can you mention the name of the place where you bought your bike?