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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (212983)	4/6/2025 11:45:35 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218068

Sit-in tub, good for reading, watching videos, eating, drinking, and for contemplating An*s water jets complete with remote temperature and patterns-control, as well as strength calibration Warm seat is noice for winter months Highly recommend Ditto WiFi coverage and ledge for iPad Make sure lighting warm and towel fluffy Do not leaving out the oil scent dispenser Recommend lavender and tea rose flavors and do not mix Ensconced within such setups the outside world can … well … no point being rude … Out, because tub full Already flipped down comforter, to allow air con to chill the bedding to cold, to affect that initial max-zing post hot soak

To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (212983)	4/7/2025 6:38:10 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 218068

... and as China shares are valuation-inexpensive thanks to USA sanctions over the past few years since 2018, ... drum roll ... let's see if Team USA follow and do same scmp.com China’s ‘national team’ intervenes to stabilise markets after Beijing’s pledge of support Updated: 5:10pm, 7 Apr 2025 The move comes after Communist Party newspaper suggested Beijing has policy tools ready to counter the fallout from a US trade war China’s Central Huijin, a key “national team” investor, has reportedly begun to intervene in domestic stock markets to counter the panic unleashed by the US trade war, after Beijing earlier signalled it had policy tools available to deal with Washington’s reciprocal tariff blitz. The market intervention was reported by Chinese state media, citing unnamed sources. The report drove up stock prices, narrowing losses in the domestic A-share market. It followed assurances of support published in the Communist Party’s official newspaper, the People’s Daily, as the country’s leaders try to shore up market and investor sentiment. Central Huijin is a state-run investor that is ultimately controlled by China’s Ministry of Finance. In an online statement released on Monday afternoon, the investor confirmed it had taken action to stabilise the A-share market by increasing its holdings of exchange-traded funds and promised to buy more.