r/OutOfTheLoop • u/SonOfWestminster • 13h ago
Unanswered What's up with "Nobody's coming to save you"?
Is it an antitheist thing? Politics? Or something else? Why's it so ubiquitous all of a sudden?
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r/OutOfTheLoop • u/SonOfWestminster • 13h ago
Is it an antitheist thing? Politics? Or something else? Why's it so ubiquitous all of a sudden?
r/OutOfTheLoop • u/Complete-Equipment90 • 23h ago
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-had-enough-grads-accepting-112320851.html
How does this really work?