@lymanstoneky @pegobry My wife and I lived in the pedestrian zone when we moved to Ljubljana with our 2 and 6 year old boys. It was very accessible for strollers and incredibly convenient. I think the lower FR in Ljubljana is due to families moving to suburbs and bedroom communities for larger homes.
@merrittblack For you, is it harder to watch open PnL evaporate or get out of a position early and it continue to move favorable for the position that you had open?
@merrittblack Thanks for the quick reply and answer. I know how “fun” it is to answer the same question over and over again. 😉 I’ve not had a chance to catch the replay of the webinar yet.
@merrittblack Those are super popular in Slovenia. My wife (an American than learned to cook them from a Slovene) said that getting them really thin and uniform is key.
Enjoy!
@JonahDispatch why it was primarily young men fleeing. Hamid’s point about integration was also spot on as cultural values even as simple as littering caused tensions between the host European countries and the refugees.
@JonahDispatch Good ep. with Hamid. I lived in Slovenia during the refugee crisis. Initially there was a lot of compassion, but that swung the other way. One piece of graffiti summed up part of the sentiment. “Migrants are not refugees”. Slovenes also struggled to understand…
@TweetByrdTweet Then, yep, that’s what it is. They have become extremely rare in Southern Appalachia due to habitat loss (lack of logging) and disease (West Nile virus)! So count yourself blessed!