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  • I don't think this is a case of trying to make more money. From what I understood, it's an unintended consequence of accessibility rules coming into place. Ironically, a law that is meant to promote inclusion, will ultimately make the books less accessible.

  • Que dijo un pes al otro pes? Nada!

    What did one fish say to another fish? Nothing!

    Nada means nothing, but it also means swim, coming from the verb "nadar".

    It also reminds of the Simpsons episode where Homer eats the candy that was stuck to the babysitter's butt. He gets accused of sexual harassment, and his world is in chaos with news reporters outside. Marge tries to comfort him by saying that'll blow over soon enough. Homer then says, "nothing ever blows over for me." We then see the helicopter outside blow their car over.

    Now, I watched the above episode probably 5 times or so, but in German. I never understood that part. It felt super random to just show his car flip over. Years later I finally saw it in English, and understood the joke. In the German version, I think he says, "Für mich ist nie etwas vorbei." - > "Nothing is ever over for me."

  • He could've used that instead to gauge whether his workforce is happy, and then try to change things if it turns out they want to leave. It wouldn't be the right way to do it, but at least it would show some leadership. Instead, he's just a complete douchebag that has no empathy for his workers, and expects undying loyalty.

  • I saw slanted parking for the first time in an underground garage. It was so much easier to park and get out. I guess they probably lose one parking spot on each row with it, but technically the rows can be narrower.