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Yes, that’s correct, I’ve just managed to squirt out some anal leakage as my dream girl makes her way to the door. A genuine ‘shart’, fuck it to hell. Now, you have to understand, this is the first and hopefully last time this has happened. I’m not normally prone to shitting my pants. Least of all when I’m about to get laid. So I’m dealing with a combination of surprise, shock, embarrassment, and wet shitty ass as I contemplate whether the shit water has soaked through my underwear and into my pants, or if it was contained by me undies – and then the door opens.
George P. Saunders (The Art of Whoring: Adventures in Prostitution)
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Households supply their labour and capital in return for wages and profits, and then spend that income buying goods and services from firms. It is this interdependence of production and consumption that creates income’s circular flow. And that flow would be uninterrupted if it were not for three outer loops—involving commercial banks, government and trade—that divert some income for other uses. The model shows banks siphoning off income as savings and then returning it as investment. Government extracts income as taxes but re-injects it as public spending. Overseas traders need to be paid for the nation’s imports but in turn pay out for its exports. All three of these diversions create leakages from and injections into the market’s circular flow but, taken as a whole, the system is closed and complete—not unlike a circular set of plumbed pipes with water
Kate Raworth (Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist)