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Came across some very Bavarian men
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Came across some very Bavarian men

At the moment my hometown has Dult - a kind of summer version of the Oktoberfest. Those men were preparing to join a parade for it. They all hid their beers when I asked for a foto haha

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What Are Your Moves Tomorrow, May 04, 2026

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Another 10,000% gain - INTC
🚀 r/wallstreetbets ⚽ sports

Another 10,000% gain - INTC

Line still needs to go up more to match the 100,000% NVDA gain. I changed platforms so I hope the screenshots aren't confusing.

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Fielmann glasses for 19 EUR: Legit?
🇩🇪 r/germany 💻 technology

Fielmann glasses for 19 EUR: Legit?

I have been looking to by glasses and clicked on the first link after a Google search. Seems like Fielmann is a known company but their basic frame + powered glasses are available for as low as 19 EUR. Is it legit or is there any downside I’m not seeing? I have always heard glasses in Germany costs 100s of euros so a little shocked to find something for so low.

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How much debt does the average German have?

Hey everyone! I recently watched a YouTube video about how much debt Americans have, and I was honestly shocked. People casually talking about having $50k, $200k, even $900k in debt : car loans, student loans, mortgages, credit cards, all stacked on top of each other. The numbers were insane. It made me really curious: how much debt does the average German typically have? And what kind of debts? It feels like debt culture over there is on a completely different level.

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