Rich New Yorkers abandoning New York. Arguably the slowest moving apocalypse ever.
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Rich New Yorkers abandoning New York. Arguably the slowest moving apocalypse ever.
There's a bunch of nice little outdoor places in the city you could just show up and use. At this point I'd be using covid as an excuse to scrap the whole ceremony and trim it down to immediate family only. Take ~15 people and go to a cute place in the city and just do it now with just family. Less stress, less cost.
This is true universally, not just for Chinese weddings. As I work more in the wedding space, it's very clear that the wedding is about respecting tradition and allowing your friends/family to be part of it. Not something I'm into, but that seems to be true of many people these days.
Following in the grand Canadian tradition of the potlatch, where the more money you spend, the more wealthy you seem, and the more respected you are. Probably a more healthy communal worldview than the skinflint Scottish protestant kind of notion of self-reliance.
Dang, that blows up my theory.
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"Marriage is an important part of getting ahead: lets people know you're not a homo; married guy seems more stable; people see the ring, they think at least somebody can stand the son of a bitch; ladies see the ring, they know immediately you must have some cash or your cock must work."
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/...-rich-love-tax
Can we get back to 4th century Athens style taxation? :rofl:
It's changed a couple times, but last I read you didn't have to isolate if you had negative test results within 72 hours of arrival, but when you return to Canada you will still need to isolate for the 2 weeks. Seems to be a moving target though, I wouldn't be comfortable booking just yet, especially with travel insurance companies silently changing their fine print to explicitly exclude anything covid-related.