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AZJonnie

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1. On the flip side, these more trivial things are the only ones he's remotely qualified to make decisions about

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Mon May 4, 2026, 12:28 PM

May 4

So perhaps the people around him are doing their best to avoid putting more momentous decisions in front of him?

Trying to think positive in these otherwise depressing times.

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Ballroom, arch and golf course really serious priorities- [View all] malaise May 4 OP

On the flip side, these more trivial things are the only ones he's remotely qualified to make decisions about AZJonnie May 4 #1

There is nothing positive about stealing a public golf course and public space malaise May 4 #2

Well, yeah, of course in an ideal world he'd be making decisions like "chocolate or vanilla pudding for dessert?" AZJonnie May 4 #3