Gouge

to make a hole or grove with a curved blade; to dig or force out with a tool; too overcharge

UE

UE

@ueunion.org

In this month’s Economics News for Workers, from the UE NEWS: raised interest rates, rising utility costs, AI being used to gouge consumers, damaging new rules on student loans take effect, and scammers rob SNAP recipients while Trump admin does little to stop them.

https://www.ueunion.org/ue-news/2026/economics-news-for-workers-october-2026

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Darius Baktash

Darius Baktash

@sol-cantus.myatproto.social

Cat Scratches and Industrial Clarification:
Louie needs to be under a blanket or in some secluded, warm corner as the weather turns colder. Huddled under the covers, he missed that his usual cuddle signal was a gouge to my face.

A bit of first aid and I'm now sitting thinking about water quality.

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erin

erin

@electricdreamt.bsky.social

before you gouge out your own eyes go watch Green Room !

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