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First dates are starting to resemble job interviews. Career goals, five-year plans, relationship expectations. At this rate, people will be asking for references before agreeing to a second drink. Save the résumé for LinkedIn.
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A $25 cocktail, celebrity DJ, bottle service, and a velvet rope. Congratulations! You’ve successfully made a night out expensive. Some of Montreal’s best evenings happen in little neighbourhood bars where nobody’s trying to impress anyone. 🍸
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Dating apps have a fascinating business problem: Successful customers start a relationship and delete the app. The longer you’re single, the longer you might keep paying. Imagine running a business where your happiest customers keep leaving. Sounds sketchy.
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Airbnb used to be a great alternative to hotels. Now, between soaring prices, cleaning fees, and hosts expecting guests to do housekeeping, we’re increasingly choosing hotels instead.
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You can live in Montreal for 30 years and still stumble upon an incredible festival, parade or event you never knew existed. Meanwhile, some people insist there’s nothing to do here. Maybe try leaving the house. 😏
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Companies love telling us how much they value their customers. Funny how quickly that enthusiasm can disappear when something goes wrong and it’s time to fix the problem. Suddenly, everyone’s on hold.
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Halloween parties belong in October. Period. 🎃 November 1 gets ONE exception: When Halloween falls on a Friday. Otherwise, it’s OVER. Candy is half-price. Costumes are on clearance. The excitement is gone. You’re not celebrating. You’re just late.
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The world has moved on from Covid restrictions, yet the NDP-Liberals remain stuck in the past.
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Citynet Magazine retweeted
Will everyone who supported lockdowns finally recognize that they were SCIENTIFICALLY wrong? “We find no evidence that lockdowns, school closures, border closures, and limiting gatherings have had a noticeable effect on COVID-19 mortality” nationalpost.com/news/world/…
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