So as long as you're technically still employed you can still not go in

For now

It's a fairly rapidly evolving situation, sadly

Have you been in touch with your work?

Good thing my workplace has working from home

Yeah I have, they say they're looking into the grants and such and will be in touch shortly, I think that was before last night's announcement though

I have a staff meeting in a few minutes

I found out my shop was shutting via social media lmao

lmfao

yeah, communication appears to be a problem in this crisis, which is bizarre given how fucking easy it is this day and age

Maybe there is a God

dont macs have cloud options

His mac broke, he can't use it

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yes but none of you have ever used cloud sounds like

Cloud doesnt matter

He can't use his laptop

the government has facebook ad credits worth millions and it still hasn't used any for the communication

Well for a start, you don't "repair" MacBooks

Im sure he has more than one laptop

Secondly, he could ask his work to supply him a loaner

Thirdly: 1st world problems

Fourth Owen is a cunt

Correct

https://www.reddit.com/r/BreadTube/comments/fnvfb5/pewdiepies_mask_slips_off_again_complains_about/

inflation report tomorrow 🙂

I'll put that on a list of "not really relevent anymore", Wacka

consensus was 1.7% yesterday... I see thats been revised to 1.6%

https://www.reddit.com/r/BreadTube/comments/fnvfb5/pewdiepies_mask_slips_off_again_complains_about/flctnxx/

Do you think after this, the govmt will buy back and write off the money they ditched, causing a one off drop in the value of the pound and matching inflation?

I think the world will collectively ignore this

and pretend it didn't happen

because everyone will be in the same-ish boat

doubt it... they comin after china

no i mean, economics

well no economics doesnt care about what happened.. its just reporting the figures

Ok, let me be clearer

Central banks will still use the data

I think collectively the governments will stop any inflation and push prices back down collectiveless regardless of the money supply

they can't ignore it, there'll be 350bn of spending

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