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Is there always this many Mormons?

Don't get me wrong they're always polite and friendly but walking from Nethergate to the M&S I was approached three times.

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u/The_Unbreakable_Man — 7 days ago

Does Caleb just make up statistics or do you think he's down some rabbit hole?

There was an episode where he said something like 1/5 women get an OF account when they turn 18 and I thought that couldn't be right. I did some digging and at least globally it is closer to 1% and even in western countries 2-4% seems to be more accurate. For context The Spectator in the UK claimed it was 4% and independent news channels investigated and couldn't find where that number came from.

It seems the answer is either 2-4% or we just don't know not 20%

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u/The_Unbreakable_Man — 15 days ago
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Would you want to serve on a jury?

Got a citation the other day to serve on a high court case, apparently only a 1/3 chance I'll end up on the jury but still got me thinking if I'd actually want to serve on a jury if optional

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u/The_Unbreakable_Man — 15 days ago
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How much money would it take to fundamentally change your life?

What is the smallest amount of money it would take to materially change how you live? For me around £20,000 as that would get me out of renting.

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u/The_Unbreakable_Man — 16 days ago
▲ 10 r/dundee

Job Offer in Dundee - Cost of Living Questions

Hi, I've got a job offer in the city with a base salary of £40,000, how far would that stretch in the city. Rent seems decent but what about utilities charges, food etc. The job comes with a company car so transport shouldn't be an issue

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u/The_Unbreakable_Man — 20 days ago