u/HongkongKings

Avez-vous mangé dans un restaurant à Lausanne où l’on peut profiter d’un bon déjeuner en semaine à un prix raisonnable?
Si vous avez de bonnes adresses à recommander, je serais ravi de les découvrir! Je suis ouvert à toutes les suggestions, quel que soit le quartier ou le type de cuisine.

Bonjour,

Je suis un étudiant à l’EPFL et j’aimerais venir découvrir votre restaurant! Il me semble que Géopolis est ouvert de 7 h à 18 h. Mais je voudrais savoir si je peux manger pendant toute cette période, ou il y a une période séparée (par exemple, 11-13h).

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

I can't wait!

I just passed the admission test in a European country. I think I’m not allowed to share details, but the questions are even easier than a lot of Internet tests that I have seen, and the passing threshold (though it's not explicitly shown) is way lower than what I had expected.

Do you think being a Mensa member really proves your IQ is in the top 2%?

2026 marked my first time attending Wimbledon in person! I bought two single CC (day 10 and 11) tickets at face price through the resale platform, and it was a fantastic experience!

However, I'm not entirely satisfied with Wimbledon's ticket sales system. It's well known that Wimbledon has a very strict ticket sales policy to combat scalping. But in reality, there are several problems and loopholes:

1. When someone holds a pair of tickets, they can effectively resell the other ticket at an extremely high price, and it’s hard for the ticketing team to track this. On one social media platform I use, I've seen at least 10 such examples.
2. Theoretically, tickets that cannot be transferred can also be used by someone else. If A wants to sell a CC ticket for the men's singles final, the buyer B can enter the village with a ground pass by just arriving before 9 am, and then log into A's account upon entering the CC court (at which point the name isn't checked), and sit in A's seat. In my opinion, this is a huge loophole.
3. Even disregarding these cheating methods, you could register 14 accounts using 14 different people's information and purchase a pair of CC tickets for each day through the resale. Then you only use one transferable ticket. This is perfectly legal, although using their bank cards would be a bit troublesome. And paying double the price wouldn't be expensive for many people.
4. Too many Debenture tickets. I initially thought Debenture tickets were extremely rare, like seats in the Royal Box, but they actually occupy 15% of Centre Court and 10% of Court 1, which is clearly not a small amount, and this reduces the chances of ordinary people getting tickets.

I look forward to your thoughts on these points. Putting these opinions about the ticketing aside, Wimbledon is truly a fantastic tournament!

Are people in the ground (but without CC ticket) allowed to enter the CC for the ceremony?

Or if a lot of people leave without seeing the ceremony, is it possible to get a resale ticket from the virtual queue (I don’t mind spending 15)?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

I wonder if it’s theoretically possible to get a resale ticket to see Djokovic vs Sinner (several games or one set) with a ground pass. Will a lot of people leave early?

For French Open anyone with a “ground pass” can enter the centre court (PC) to watch the doubles final, in a free seating way. Even that only the first floor of the stadium will be used, which means the number of audience is way lower than the capacity.
In Wimbledon only when a person leaves the seat will be resold. If Wimbledon considers a similar policy, will it be feasible?

If I’m not wrong, does the virtual queue run in this way?
1.People in the queue can register before 10am (but when? how? where?).
2.Other people can register at the resale counter inside the village from 10am.
3.If you get a place, you have 10min to make the payment online (no need to go to the resale counter again).

I have a CC paper ticket and I have entered the court. I want to watch Zverev vs Fritz

The 45 questions version A

If they can keep winning the doubles

Will it be very hot for some days?

I just got a spot in the Lisbon Half Marathon. It's a superhalf race, so it looks amazing! But I noticed the website mentions that baggage storage isn't available. So, will storing my bag myself be a big problem? I usually don't bring my phone while running, but I might if necessary. I'll only be carrying a small backpack to Lisbon, and I won't be running with any friends or anyone else.

Thanks for sharing your experience!

I just got a spot in the Lisbon Half Marathon. It's a superhalf race, so it looks amazing! But I noticed the website mentions that baggage storage isn't available. So, will storing my bag myself be a big problem? I usually don't bring my phone while running, but I might if necessary. I'll only be carrying a small backpack, and I won't be running with any friends or anyone else.

Thanks for sharing your experience!

I know I can stay in London, but I'm wondering if there are any hotels near Wimbledon that offer a more immersive tournament experience (but not too expensive). I have tickets and I don't need to queue.

The UK and China (or Europe vs Asia) would each send nine players, and the competition would consist of 73 frames (8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/9) over three days. That sounds interesting.