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Replying to Beatlesgal 9 days ago
Koreans and their bathroom humor really just makes me chuckle šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ On another note, that…
She also plays Jung So Min’s character, Bae Suk Ryu, in her younger years on Love Next Door
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Replying to Zari Apr 16, 2026
Be honest… what’s the drama you’ve rewatched an unhealthy number of times? šŸ˜…https://kisskh.at/discussions/general-asia-forum/146246-what-s-the-one-drama-you-can-t-stop-rewatching
Love Next Door
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Replying to life is a drama Apr 12, 2026
newsflash pretty sure mr musk doesn't really pay taxes
Actually, Bezo’s, Musk, Gate’s, Buffet…etc., all pay the same tax rate of ~15%.
The tax they pay is ā€œCapital Gainsā€, because they derive their ā€œincomeā€ from sources that are NOT considered ā€œEarned Incomeā€.
Every one that has ā€œincomeā€ from that source pays the same percentage, whether it is $100.00 or $100 Million.
The varied rate is based on ā€œEarnedā€ income through a salary, hourly wage, contract…etc. and goes from. 0% to (iirc) 49% depending on the amount earned.
ā€œCapital Gainsā€ are derived from stock dividends, investment profits, sale of real estate…etc. That is because the money used to received Capital Gains has ALREADY been taxed at the Earned Income rate. So in actuality it is being taxed twice; once when earned and again when returned as investment proceeds.
IMO…any money you invest that is earned through work, and is received from those investments should NOT be taxed.
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