"Real Commitments" are now in the 90th round, sounding like a long-term streaming subscription—except the question is, can you cancel this membership?

The Beyk Road Bridge was blown up, Iran said it would retaliate, and then oil prices took off. WTI rose 15%, Brent surged past $140, hitting a new high since 2008. Think about what happened in 2008—the eve of the financial crisis. History doesn’t like to repeat itself, but it loves to rhyme.
The most ironic thing is, every time tensions in the Middle East escalate, oil-producing countries count their money, Wall Street counts its money, arms dealers count their money, and only you watch that number jump at the gas station, then silently swap 95 octane for 92. War is never free; it’s just the bill that gets sent to the wrong people.
The 90th round of "Real Commitments," what about the next round? The 91st, 92nd? These commitments are truly "real," and the real cost is also real—just that the ones paying are never the people drawing circles on the map.
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