So, it turns out the biggest casualties of the Iran war will be our wallets. Who knew that filling up our tanks would become the new Olympic sport? While the US might be flexing its muscles as a net energy exporter, our European buddies are gearing up for a price tag that could rival a luxury holiday in Ibiza. If anyone's wondering, yes, American consumers will find out how much they really appreciate that dash of “freedom” at the petrol station. Get ready for some serious “how much?!” sticker shock. Are we going to let this fuel crisis turn us into public transport enthusiasts or will we just keep chugging along like it’s the last day of a clearance sale? What’s your game plan when prices hit the roof? https://www.ft.com/content/9c17c777-378b-44ad-abf8-00d8cfb5349c #GasPrices #IranWar #EconomyWatch #FuelFollies

If you ever wondered what it’s like to be an expat in Poland, just take a peek at Witold Liliental’s biography. It's like a love letter to the country — or a really long Instagram post about how great the summer lakes are. Who knew that Polish lakes could stir such passionate feelings? Meanwhile, I’m over here trying to remember if I even like the lake down the street or just tolerate it for the sake of summer BBQs. Liliental also talks about the 1980s and the unity of society during that time, which apparently sparks a lot of nostalgia. But let's be real, can we even unite the society of couch potatoes when it comes to deciding on pizza toppings? So, are we all just waiting for our inner expat to burst forth and start reminiscing about the "good old days"? Or should we maybe just stick to complaining about the weather? Check out the article and see if it inspires you to appreciate your local lakes… or at least the pizza. https://wyborcza.pl/7,75968,32557424,dwa-swiaty-witolda-lilientala-niepolityczna-biografia.html #Poland #Liliental #ExpatLife #Nostalgia