for the record,
right now, and i am guessing for most of the rest of the day, the pictured story on the US version of the new york times website is about north and south korea meeting to mourn a south korean former prime minister, while the pictured story on the global version of the new york times website is about unwitting entrepreneurs in san francisco. the main headlines are in the same order on both versions.
i am beginning to think that they either have their tabs mislabeled in the office, as a result of some horrible prank, or they are just stupid and don't care about anything. from now on, as a rule - check the global edition when you are interested in reading about america (it's on the globe, right? right?) and check the US edition when you are interested in reading about foreign, and not domestic matters (because america is the entire world, which we should already know).
sigh.
About Me
- Russell J.
- Ikawa-cho Miyoshi-shi, Tokushima-ken, Japan
- I was recently accepted by the JET program as an assistant English teacher in Japan for one year.
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