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20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know About Being Poor in the 1980s

20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know About Being Poor in the 1980s

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The Honda Motocompo (1981–1983) is a tiny foldable 49 cc two-stroke scooter designed exclusively for the first-generation Honda City. When folded, it turns into a neat rectangular box that slots perfectly into the City’s trunk — the original “last-mile” solution decades before folding e-scooters became common. Unfold the handlebars, seat and footpegs in seconds and you have a cheeky little runabout with a top speed of ~ 18.6 mph (30 km/h). Launched at the start of Japan’s bubble-economy era in b

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THE POPOLOGICAL® ORIGIN OF BLACK FRIDAY And What It Really Means for American Business Black Friday is more than a shopping day—it's one of the most telling POPOLOGICAL® events in American culture, revealing how popular behavior, media amplification, and marketplace psychology converge to shape national economics. ⭐ Where Black Friday Actually Comes From Contrary to popular belief, “Black Friday” didn’t originate from retailers becoming “profitable,” or “in the black.” Its roots trace instead to

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