America Invades Iran, Police Work From Home & $23K Cat Feeding Hustle

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America's gone into Iran, killed the Supreme Leader, and sent an armada to the Middle East. We're breaking down what's actually happening, the insane cost of shooting down $20K drones with $3M missiles, and whether this turns into another decades-long mess like Iraq and Afghanistan.

This week on Temporally Scripted, we're covering the Iran situation (and why Trump's midterms might depend on it), Ed Davey saying tax exiles in Dubai don't deserve help getting home, a UK police sergeant fired for using a picture frame to hold down laptop keys while "working from home," and why the British government fundamentally doesn't care about expats.

Then we're talking about a pet worker who made $23,000 in 8 days feeding cats during Lunar New Year, an Australian Pastafarian fighting to keep his colander driving license photo, and our Top 5 Japanese-Only Emotions — words for feelings we don't have in English, from the ache of impermanence to buying books you'll never read.

Plus: Winston Churchill's daily alcohol intake (it's alarming), why South Korea went from nothing to economic powerhouse while Iran went backwards, and whether working harder actually makes you luckier.

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CHAPTERS: 00:00 – Intro & Iran Supreme Leader Job Opening
04:00 – America Invades Iran: What's Actually Happening
13:00 – The Cost Of War: $3M Missiles vs $20K Drones
21:00 – Trump's Leadership vs Modern Politicians
28:00 – Ed Davey: Tax Exiles Don't Deserve Help
36:00 – South Korea vs Iran: Development In Reverse
40:00 – UK Police Sergeant Fired For Working From Home Scam
47:00 – $23K Cat Feeding Hustle During Lunar New Year
50:00 – Pastafarian Fights For Colander License Photo
53:00 – Top 5 Japanese-Only Emotions We Need In English

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