So, about 2 weeks ago our water pressure dramatically increased. We've had very poor static pressure for years, but it's been usable.
i took a reading from one of the outdoor taps using a pressure gauge and I got a reading of ~8 bar.
There's no leaks in the house and we've had no work done or anything recently that could've caused this.
Should I be talking to the water company or the landlord first?
I'm really mad about this. Not just internet mad, but at this point I'm set on winding down my PS5 Pro and moving back to PC. I have between 30-40 physical PS5 games that will not be playable on the PS6.
But that's not the point of this post.
If you're not mad about this or anything, feel free to skip over this post.
If they announced a comprehensive way to be able to play the games I own on disc, on the PS6, then that may well soften the blow.
Perhaps selling the PS6 at a loss so that it's not £1000+ would soften the blow?
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What with the recent drama about discs and GTA6, there's the ongoing trend of some people to act like it's a personal affront to them that someone else has a negative opinion about a game.
We've surely all seen it across the years and all encountered someone who's personally offended by your opinion of a videogame.
Are you scared the game won't sell? Why would that matter to you?
I'll be (student) debt free after payday this next payday.
Graduated in 2015, £28,000, I've been VERY lucky to be in a position to have repaid this in full.
Looking forward to a 9% payrise from July
What do you think to the fact that Labour are on track to collect more tax then we spend on welfare for the first time since 2013?
The government response is that it would cost £40bn a year. However, this fails to take into account the increased economic activity of workers having £5,750 a year more to spend. This would increase VAT income, corporation tax and stimulate the economy.
So the true cost would be less then £40bn?