The modern dating industry is like an online store. On the one hand, it is very convenient: it works 24/7, you can choose what is suitable for you without getting off the sofa, or “just look”. On the other hand, it is not too nice to feel like a product on its virtual shelves. Especially considering that the average visitor of this “supermarket” dreams of Vanka with V/o, without a/p and with thin ankles.

Made one of the most ridiculous purchases in life – a premium subscription to the Financial Times, which I, honestly, do not even need it for nothing. The story is banal: I needed to read one text, I made a free subscription for a week to unsubscribe later, and, of course, forgot to do it.

Now I am tormented, but every day I start by reading ft. I read the column in which the author argues that the Financial Times subscribers are a world liberal elite. I was very delighted – perhaps it was worth paying this money to feel involved in such a high society.

Forty minutes I was looking for how to unsubscribe – I did not find. But I found crosswords. Very complex and very uncomfortable – electronic. But there is in PDF, I am thinking of printing. They are very interesting. There was a question about the attack on Caesar, and instead of the number of letters, “4-1-4″ was indicated. I climbed into the answers, I found there a Hiveastab (have a Stab) and realized that no such Here they are crossword puzzle was shining for me. You may have to pull up your level to liberal elites for a very long time.

I am only in the eyes of the Columnist FT-the elite, and in the eyes of the middle user Tinder-some kind of inappropriate material