Brian Romanchuk
@brianromanchuk.bsky.social
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Writes about the economics of the bond market. Live in the Greater Montreal area. Website: www.bondeconomics.com, Substack: https://bondeconomics.substack.com/
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amandamull.bsky.social
I’m seeing Godot on Friday and now the entire time I’m gonna be imagining this guy waiting for the show tunes to start
luxalptraum.com
TFW you paid $1400 to see Beckett’s most famous work without knowing anything about it
One Star Review of Waiting for Godot on Broadway
I recently attended Waiting for Godot on Broadway and spent over $1,400 for two Row C seats (103 and 104). I'm a longtime admirer of Broadway productions and even hold a season pass for Shea's Performing Arts Theatre, so I came in with genuine enthusiasm and high expectations. Unfortunately, this show was unlike anything ! have ever experienced —and not in a good way.
What I encountered was not the artistry, music, or emotional storytelling I usually associate with Broadway, but instead what felt like an endless cycle of nonsensical conversation between characters who seemed trapped in their own madness. I tried-truly tried-to find meaning, symbolism, or even a thread of emotional resonance. I stayed through the first half hoping the second would offer clarity. But by intermission, it was clear: this was a waste of both time and money.
Keanu Reeves is an actor I respect greatly, but I cannot fathom why he would agree to participate in such a disjointed, inaccessible production. His talent was lost in a performance that defied reason rather than provoked insight.
To anyone considering attending: unless you are drawn to highly abstract, nearly incomprehensible theater, I strongly caution you against this show. For the average, educated, thoughtful theatergoer, it is far more frustrating than fulfilling. In my opinion, this was the single most disappointing Broadway experience I've ever had - an unfortunate waste of money and, more importantly, of time.
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dieworkwear.bsky.social
a high armhole allows for freer and more comfortable movement
Joey Mannarino in a dark brown tailored jacket. The low armhole is causing his jacket to lift. Someone in an inflatable frog costume. The high armhole allows them to raise their arm without disturbing the rest of the garment
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mnateshyamalan.bsky.social
love your work mrs theranos but how do you walk into this
brianromanchuk.bsky.social
So now the toothless chihuahua fanciers are going to pile on.
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ronnieftw.bsky.social
every recipe can be a one bowl recipe if you're not a coward
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publicdomainrev.bsky.social
Cat beating a drum: one of a motley crew of anthropomorphic animals to be found adorning the lower margins of a finely illuminated "book of hours" produced in late 13th-century England. More here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/m...
brianromanchuk.bsky.social
This was largely settled by the Canada-US Auto Pact. I only have limited knowledge of the background, but my understanding was that we traded access to the Canadian market in return for plants being located here.

If the yanks want to rip that up, we already have other foreign plants here.
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veryimportant.lawyer
working on a new unified theory of american reality i'm calling "everyone is twelve now"
brianromanchuk.bsky.social
Andreessen proving once again that you can be rich and still know literally nothing about economics.
carlquintanilla.bsky.social
ANDREESSEN: Even if AI ends up destroying all the jobs, “the result would be hyper-deflation of prices, which is the thing that people miss. .. Things that today cost a lot of money will all of a sudden be cheap or free.”

@fortune.com
fortune.com/2025/10/08/b...
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brianromanchuk.bsky.social
Secondary bond market trading is a zero sum game (with respect to trading gains/losses). Central bankers who just looked at the money supply were ignoring the political economy question: why were they risking absorbing capital losses for bond holders? Is that what the legislature wanted?
chrisgiles.ft.com
Excellent overview of the backlash against QE globally...

... let's be clear though. The losses are everywhere, but unlike the UK which accounts for them upfront, they are generally brushed under a carpet elsewhere (they still exist though)
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The populist shadow hanging over central banks and QE
[FREE TO READ] The massive bond purchases are being unwound at a time of fierce political criticism of the monetary authorities. The controversy could limit options in future crises
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sharonk.bsky.social
lmao
fintwitter.bsky.social
U.K GOVT: THREE NEW BOLLYWOOD FILMS WILL BE MADE IN THE UK FROM NEXT YEAR, PM STARMER HAS ANNOUNCED IN MUMBAI
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artbutmakeitsports.bsky.social
Duchamp Flies, by Carmen Cicero, 2009, 📸 by Frank Franklin II
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paulisci.bsky.social
A Brief History of Men are Becoming Less Manly

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brianromanchuk.bsky.social
So you’re adjusting to the boomer lifestyle, I see.
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weisenthal.bsky.social
If you're in NYC, our band is playing a show on 10/18 at Nightclub 101.

If you like the Lower East Side-style country, the get your tickets here and don't miss out.

www.ticketweb.com/event/light-...
brianromanchuk.bsky.social
You never know when there’s an important meeting to get the minister to, so the driver needs to practice to keep sharp.