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Workman's tomorrow

Ah yes Dermot Cunting Bannon is well known for screwing over small business using this method

You gonna do anything cool there? They have awesome museums If the water is right, you can actually go down and walk on the Thames Lousy with tans tho, but what are ya gonna do?

theres a Ryanair flight to stansted that would get me in 715.. but.... there's some issues booking Ryanair via work I know which I'll have to look into.

Is there no earlier flight than that workable for you?

there was a comment on boards that the cost of maintaining a lot of those machines has gone up - the logic chips have skyrocketed in price in the last few years. maybe the owner wanted out but couldn't find a buyer.

* Phoenix Businesses

a night in london for me so...

google maps says you can make it in 46 minutes right now. that's on leaving the airport obviously, not factoring in getting to the train from the plane.

place is close to waterloo

Yep they're called Phoenix business.

Read a thing recently that American sites almost never do the check because their American customer base is so unused to having to do it if confronted by it they go "fuck this" and don't complete the order in such large numbers that it works out more profitable to not do the check and eat the...

Peace will keep us safe from violence. Aaah Saoirse, it's hard to keep rooting for you when you come out with teenager-level triteness like this

it's rare that i don't have to verify an online transaction; happened yesterday buying coffee online though.

Very much being the fairweather but i went all in cycling to work for the past two weeks and it's a great buzz. The weather will change at some point obvs.

... and it's not "very rarely otherwise". I have to do the verification thing very regularly, perhaps I buy a wider variety of things online than you do?

The verification step means it's harder to do a chargeback, which makes the transaction less risky, which might mean that the charity has to give less of a cut to visa

Lot of restaurant closing now that some of the tax holidays that were offered over the covid period are falling due. Part of me wouldn't be surprised if a place called Stoken reopens in it's place.

Tokens burgers and mozzarella sticks were amazing but the drinks were overpriced, and the games were broken or has stupidly long queues. I'm amazed it reopened after covid and lasted this long.