Comments by "seneca983" (@seneca983) on "Putin Signs Law Admitting 4 Regions; Russia Retreats in Kherson; OPEC+ Cutting Oil Production" video.

  1. "Not having the international supply means that America might be short of petroleum products." That's unlikely. The US has been a net exporter recently, though I think it has since then become a net importer again. However, most of the oil imports of the US come from Canada.
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  2.  @avae5343  Are you confusing "barrister" and "barista"?
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  3.  @avae5343  Then what does that "barrister at Starbucks" mean?
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  4.  @avae5343  You wrote (and this is a direct copy-paste): "At least he was a barrister. You’re a barrister alright - at Starbucks."
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  5.  @avae5343  That "alright" and a hyphen between "barrister" and "Starbucks" hardly changed the meaning. I only added the essential elements to the earlier quote. But if you insist, then what do you mean by "barrister alright - at Starbucks"?
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  6.  @avae5343  You did write that. It's a direct copy-paste.
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  7.  @avae5343  I was only interested what that particular part meant, not the ones before it.
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  8.  @avae5343  Well, what does the whole comment mean then? I focused on the part that seemed the strangest but if you can't explain that can you explain the whole comment? What do barristers have to do with Starbucks?
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  9.  @avae5343  But I don't think I have refused? I did also quote your whole comment and you called it accurate. In any case, can you explain it? What do barristers and Starbucks have to do with each other?
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  10.  @avae5343  You mean you want me to quote the comment again? Well, it was: "At least he was a barrister. You’re a barrister alright - at Starbucks." Now, what do barristers and Starbucks have to with each other (in this context)?
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  11.  @crpth1  What do you mean? The Russian imports to the US were banned months ago already. As long as the US has both domestic and Canadian supply it's unlikely to face a shortage.
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