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History• Humanity• People.

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[The Bull 🐂 @4_27amp]

I am not and never will be conformist! If it's right, it's right. If it's wrong, its wrong. It won't be because multitude said it's either right or wrong.
Many people have their views garnished with sentiments and some hearsay and some 'because that's what people are saying". No!

[ells ⭐️ @hrryyclifford]

anyone else getting # scared about the temperature for tuesday & wednesday? what do you mean 39° on wednesday…?

[Ayaz‘ﾟ @lloverp1c]

Almanyada 1 hafta daha bu sıcaklar devam ederse herkes cıplak gezicek

[sech @sech28]

Das es Nachts nicht kalt wird ist auch ein absolutes verbrechen

[Eric Lécuyer @eric_lecuyer_]

Arrêtez de sonner chez les gens quand il fait 35°
On ne peut pas ouvrir,
On est en slip !
Un peu de respect

[dk's wife @loumndstat]

that german heat will genuinely have you believe you're being punished for a past life

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Aldi's co-founder was once kidnapped and held in a wardrobe for 17 days. His captors were so confused by the cheap, ill-fitting suit he was wearing that they made him show ID to prove it was really him.

His family paid a 7 million Deutsche Mark ransom, around $2 million at the time and the largest Germany had ever seen. Theo Albrecht later tried to write the whole thing off as a business expense on his taxes. After that he barely appeared in public again. Almost no photographs of him surfaced for the next 30 years, and he took a different route to work every single day.

The chain started in one corner store. Theo and his brother Karl grew up working in their mother's tiny grocery in a poor suburb of Essen. Their father had been a coal miner until his lungs gave out, so the shop became how the family ate. Both brothers were sent off to fight in the war. When they came home, most of Essen was rubble, but the little store was somehow still standing.

They rebuilt it on one rule: only stock what sells, and sell it for less than anyone else. They spent nothing on advertising or decorating the stores. The shops were barely the size of a dorm room, with products left sitting in their shipping boxes. By 1955 there were more than 100 of them across Germany.

Then one argument split the company down the middle. Karl was sure that selling cigarettes at the register would attract shoplifters, while Theo wanted them on the shelves. Neither brother backed down, so around 1961 they drew a line across the country, Theo keeping the stores in the north and Karl the south. People still call that border the Aldi Equator. The brothers shortened the company name, Albrecht Diskont, to Aldi.

Both brothers stayed cheap their whole lives. Theo used pencils down to the stub, and the two of them turned down the public honors and awards they were offered. When Karl died he was the richest man in Germany, worth around $25 billion, and Theo was worth close to $17 billion.

The bare-bones format they pioneered went on to take over their home country. Discount chains now take close to 40 cents of every euro Germans spend on groceries, and Aldi and its rival Lidl have grown into the two biggest sellers of store-brand groceries anywhere in the world.

Aldi opened its first US store in Iowa in 1976. It now runs more than 2,600 of them, the third-largest grocery chain in America by number of stores, each one about 10,000 square feet, a fraction of a Walmart Supercenter's 178,000. The crowd lined up on West 42nd Street was waiting for a business that began as one tiny shop in Essen, run by two brothers who counted every coin.

[Paul @qaulv]

German twitter rn is once again debating ACs
2-5€ energy cost per day to have your flat/house be cool enough to enjoy your day and sleep in peace

Borderline insane

[ellen 🫧 @jjeonda_]

you cannot tell me that 36 degrees in germany is nice and that you love the summer, im dying and nothing is enjoyable in this heat

[Wifi Money Plant @WifiMoneyPlant]

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[Happy Researchers @hapyresearchers]

Academia allows you to spend a lifetime learning new things and still call it work. What a wonderful deal! 😄🔬

[UG🇵🇹 @UgwunnaEjikem]

The things self confidence will do for you is insane.

No let imposter syndrome spoil your life.

[breanna 🇺🇸🇩🇪 @txgermanbre]

ITS HOTTER THAN TEXAS IN GERMANY. THIS SHIT IS WORSE THAN FLORIDA AND I SAY THIS IN TOTAL DEFEAT AS AN AMERICAN

[Avril Amaka @avrilamaka]

If you require a reward to be a good person, you are not one.

[the_ceo @the_ceo99]

Every cheating story you hear is about men, but when you mention DNA tests, that’s when women start collapsing 🫨🫨

[Kharis @kharis_micheal]

women know exactly what they’re doing. they just hope you’ll tolerate it.

[The Bull 🐂 @4_27amp]

@bayercedes Los geht!!!!!

[callie @bayercedes]

Algorithm please connect me with people who want Germany to lift the world cup 2026 trophy!!

[𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN]

The rise of anti-intellectualism is actually terrifying.

[Alma Maito🥛🐯 @AlmaMaito]

Germany what the fuck why is it 30C I’m actually dying

[Pamilerin Adegoke @Pamilerin]

If a woman isn’t changing her ways for you, you’re not the man she wants. You’re the man she’s passing time with.