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đź’° Spend Now, Worry Later.
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Good morning 🌤️ How petty are you? Because we think we’ve found the patron saint of petty—Etienne Constable.
After local government officials told Etienne Constable to build a 6-foot fence to hide the boat in his driveway from his neighbors' view, Etienne obliged. But…he painted a hyper-realistic image of his boat on the fence.
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đź’° Spend Now, Worry Later.
With a colossal Shs. 72.13 trillion budget rubber-stamped for Uganda’s 2024/2025 financial year, and no sign of much-needed austerity as Uganda’s debt-to-GDP ratio hovers at 52%, it’s not a wild assertion that Uganda’s aging ruling class has said, “f**k them kids.”
A visual representation of “f**k them kids.” | Source
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