Is it just the Marketing industry that uses words like “raids” when talking about acquiring new people?
We’re either on some sort of mystical quest or so angry that we can’t attract talent we’ve got to kick the doors down and drag them out.
Is it just Brits who measure how expensive somewhere is based on the price of a pint?
🍺 “It’s £11.60 for less than a pint.”
🤷♂️ “FIFA guys say you get a special plastic mug when you buy that beer…”
⛔️ “There’s a limit to how many units [of alcohol] you can have if you’re a fan.”
@Lawton_Times explains why this could be a very sober World Cup!
I get what DuckDuckGo are trying to do. But how did they arrive at the name DuckDuckGo?! Makes you wonder what the others were.
No LinkedIn, businesses can’t learn anything from Erling Haaland’s record breaking start to the Premier League season.
I know it’s what we all signed up for and sometimes it offers healthy debate, sometimes you get to see things from a different perspective etc. these are all good things.
But sometimes the oneupmanship on Twitter is a right pain in the arse.
Started listening to the radio more recently and can feel myself shifting across demographics.
That’s years of TGI runs to thank 🥲
