u/Fantastic-Corner-605

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For context, this is when Barney gives the gang fake identities to meet his father so Ted and Robin pretended they were together that night.

I already have a pgwp. I will need a TRV to come back to Canada. How much is the usual processing time for a visitor visa from Canada? I don't want to risk my passport being stuck with ircc while I already have booked my tickets. Also, does anyone know how long it takes to process the visa from India?

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We have this discussion all the time. I just thought we could settle it with a poll.

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I just reached level 25 and have been camping for quite a while, maybe more than a year.

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All of the areas in my city are unlocked but I hold on to expansion items because I think I will need it for regions. I have 480 storage and 8.5 million sims saved along with thousands of cash, golden keys and regional simeleons. I have only done one epic project as of now. My population is a bit low (300k) because I haven't built or upgraded many buildings to keep my level low.

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Is my storage enough for regions? Would opening regions affect my epic projects because I would like to do more in the future.

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Also, what would be a good first region to unlock?

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In the perfect week, Robin doesn't like her on their first date, but when he doesn't call her, suddenly, he's her soulmate.

The MoU is a tough pill to swallow for the US. Israel has already come out against this deal and struck Lebanon a few hours back so there's a chance the deal won't even be signed. The deal reads like an Iranian wishlist. They get $300 billion in reconstruction funds, repatriation of frozen assets and removal of sanctions. The MoU doesn't mention their proxies or their missiles or drone programs. The problem is that Iran doesn't trust that they won't be attacked sooner or later. It could be a couple of months later, it could be in a year or two, it could even be next week. That means they need to keep their missiles, drones and proxies to retaliate in the event of a future war.

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For the US and Israel, this deal is a defeat. They are not getting anything they wouldn't have gotten by making a deal in February. I don't know if this deal is just a way to buy time until the Americans and Israelis can start a war again with better preparations.

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Overall, I still think the deal can be good if successful. If Iran is better integrated into the global economy, if Iranians have jobs and money then the chances of war in the future is lower. But I don't see that happening and the biggest reason is the Iranian proxy network. All it would take is some Hezbollah commander shooting drones at Israel and we are back to war.