America feels overheated 

Not only from an economic standpoint, but as a body politic

It’s been relentless change since 2016 at a minimum, and the people are tired

It may be a golden era for the country from a business climate perspective, but if that doesn’t translate to letting ordinary people rest, it’s a superficial win

At least you don't live here in Canada with the biggest ass hat for a world leader

Who? Trudeau?

Isn’t he gone now though

When will that happen? And who is leading, Pierre?

He's still technically in charge until a new PM is elected.

But this is also how it feels in Canada it doesn't feel like there's any time to rest, costs here at an ATH and we have to work 2x as much with inflation / housing / food costs with most young adults like myself wondering how we can ever own a home. It's actually been a mad house here for years and the damage is going to take years to recover and what's scary is it's seems like things aren't going to slow down at all. 

It's insane how fast the world is moving in today's age we are in the golden age of progression thanks to AI and its literally just the beginning.