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With the World Cup how can they spike even more!

This is unquestionably my experience also. I had zero exposure to tech in high school (well … I remember one kid in my senior year had a TI SR10 calculator - ’73). When I moved to university it almost instantly became the centre of my career in one form or another right through to my final teaching stint. Confluence of timing and mindset I suppose. But the OP’s question looks to smaller, everyday, almost trivial things, so … Consumer sous-vide: use it almost every day - convenient, precise, stress-free Super-automatic coffee machine: good easy reliable coffee - the Jura gets used every day Internet: it’s terribly cliché and it’s not trivial but the world I live in now would be unthinkable to my 17 year old self. Books, movies, encyclopedias, maps, communication - all at my fingertips all the time. Science fiction.

Thanks for the concern. Canadian socialised medicine: blood test & ECG in 24hrs., echo cardiogram in 48hrs., another ECG and holter monitor this week, and a nuclear stress test next week. I'm in good hands.

Yup.

I see this as my last hurrah. While I've still got (reasonable) health, I'll make the best of it. Hit the big 70 this year. I'm probably having more sex now than I've ever had - quality is another thing. Gen Z's appear to be a little blind - or just have poor night vision. I've been declared to have a "hot ass" twice in the past two weeks. Not a bad ego boost. On the other hand, I'm spending the weekend with a Holter monitor because my GP heard a heart murmur. Such is life.

I paid £500 (for Veyron) without a second thought but £1000 ... ? I can't think of anyone. I've heard a rumour that to do any kind of collaboration with teninchtop (and there's a LOT out there) you have to pay as well. Not a bad revenue stream.

I was in Vancouver at the beginning of June. Almost every hotel was between $400 and $500 per night including the one that was $150 a night for me at the beginning of April. I get the impression this is making a bigger impression on Vancouver in terms of crowds. It's hardly noticeable in Toronto.

I’ve often fantasized about this scenario but never found myself able to pull off the “boyfriend experience” with a provider. I’ll confess to being a bit of a foodie. My husband and I probably ate at 30 or 40 2/3-star restaurants in France in the 80s and 90s. Now, I hate to eat alone in a restaurant. Yet this September I’ll probably go back to Baumanière for his birthday and eat alone. I just can’t really imagine faking it with a provider.

Not necessarily a big deal if you're over 45. You're most likely dead (80%).

I definitely get that. I've found that difficult to find in Toronto.

That tends to be a little variable. He didn't when I met with him but that was some time ago.

Speaking of which, I notice a significant number of $400 dollars cropping up. A bit on the upper edge for Toronto. I suspect a little capitalism at play ...