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Midway through last year, I got transferred to a new base location at work. When I got there, this girl who did sales for my department was really into me, but I had eyes on a different girl who worked with her. But I never acted on it cause she was 5 years younger, and was all about her tinder life and was constantly getting hit up by thirsty guys, so I thought it was a waste of time.
The other girl initiated conversation and proposed us going out and we went in a date and it was good, but it could have been better. She said she wanted to do it again, but never responded to when I asked her, so after a while I stopped talking to her, she started attention seeking and I just deleted her number.
She's been bitter about it, and she had wondered why I went out with her, she thought I liked the other girl.
The other day, the younger girl came back from a few months of being ill, and she was very happy to see me and was really enthusiastic in the time I saw her.
The one male there said I should have gone after her cause he claims to have seen a spark between us.

By the way, I don't work with them, they just do sales and I'm not involved at all.

For many months, negotiations have been going on for a second round of COVID relief payments to Americans. Democrats wanted larger payments to individuals ($1200) and larger extra unemployment benefits. Republicans wanted no direct payments to individuals and smaller extra unemployment benefits. After a long standoff, they eventually compromised on $600 direct payments to individuals and both the House and Senate passed that.

Donald Trump could sign it and the $600 payments could go out next week, but now he's saying that the payments should be $2000. The Democrats agree and will try to pass a House bill tomorrow to authorize $2000 payments. Mitch McConnell and most Republicans didn't want any direct payments to individuals and only grudgingly agreed to $600, so they're not going to be happy about $2000 payments, but with Trump, Democrats, and a lot of citizens wanting $2000 there's a lot of pressure on them to approve $2000 payments or make a lot of people angry if they don't.

Republicans will say we can't afford payments that large (and they have a point because the deficit is HUGE and this would make it even bigger), but they could offset the cost of the extra payments to individuals by eliminating some of the support to businesses in the current bill or by repealing some of the big tax breaks they gave to big corporations and very wealthy people a couple years ago. They would really hate to do that though.

Almost all Senate Republicans vote the same way as McConnell, so he's basically the one that will decide what happens. What do you think he'll do - agree to the $2000 with no cost offset (raising the deficit), agree to it but offset the cost (either by reducing other benefits to businesses or to individuals), or prevent it from happening and tell Trump to sign the current bill for $600 payments because he won't agree to anything more?