Episode 13 - Somber Boys

Quarterlife Quandary

somber time, taking a break, festival, what kept you sane during covid, live together and find out their true person, the honeymoon period, reassessing your past, children in covid, reopening hesitancey, early childhood social skills, lockdown teaching learning whilst you teach, home-office struggle, narrow boat living, isolation stresses, public park usage during lockdown, legilation constructed in view of the upperclass,the average politician, career politics, lack of long term vision in pollices, does a capital market produce better products without goverment oversight? tax payer funded testing for travel, pub landlord producing ppe, Ecole Philippe Gaulier school boris johnson the clown, mediated persona, humanized bumble politics, inquiry failings, cronyism, the rule writers bending, friends with the media, billionire ego space race, super rich and corporation loophole, free market based on level playing field, megacompanies selling at lose to destory, diapers.com, company monopoly, amazon for shops and uber for taxis, max profits exploit workers and price hikes, do people still have the power ? Internet sub cultures bleeds into real-life. The secret Kabal string pullers. Anti-semetic undercurrent which is sometimes unrealised. Distrust of government for four decades with attacks on human rights, financial crash and pandemics leads to split communities with fake news across the internet. Web 2.0 life online gamification. Internet life breeds insecurity. Seeing life through a camera lens. The good old days concept. It's easier to feel we've been lied too then accept the truth in life. More likely to be dead then a billionaire. We don't have the answers but there's still time. Trying to be realistic Chatting about all topics of life, friends, family, relationships, current events, past experiences and anything between them in the Quarterlife quandary. Keep up-to-date with our socials and podcast platforms https://allmylinks.com/qqp http://quarterlifequandary.co.uk The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious and should be viewed as comedic satire