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Nikos Moraitis criticized the proposal that someone could work seven days a week, especially during the tourist season, if they wished, calling it extremely neoliberal. He argued that seasonal workers do not have a genuine free choice, as, he wrote, they depend on employers who accommodate them in poor conditions and employ them from morning until night. He added that labor rights are their main defense and accused Stefanos Kasselakis of wanting to put these rights into public discussion in the name of negotiation freedom. Moraitis also claimed that Kasselakis had deceived thousands of people by presenting himself as a modern leftist because his party was portrayed as leftist. He referred to his low political performance, saying "zero point something," and concluded that neither Adonis nor the collaboration with the "good New Democracy" represented, in his opinion, the height of political vileness, which he placed in the present. #εργασιακάδικαιώματα #νεοφιλευθερισμός #πολιτική (translated)

Agamemnon Stavropoulos recounted an incident from his accounting office 20 years ago. A visitor requested four ferry tickets to Santorini, departing on July 4 and returning on the 16th. When Stavropoulos explained that the office did not issue tickets, the visitor pointed to the sign "STARTUPS - HOLIDAYS," which he had interpreted as an indication that it was also a travel agency. Stavropoulos clarified that the sign referred to the beginnings and holidays of businesses. #ιστορία #ταξίδια #Διακοπές (translated)

We confirm that the data processing center was attacked. At the same time, all systems and services of Sberbank are operating normally and without interruptions. "We confirm that the data processing center was attacked. At the same time, all systems and services of Sberbank are operating normally and without interruptions," said Alexander Vendyakin, the first deputy CEO of Sberbank, to journalists. #Ρωσία #Ουκρανία #ΤεχνητήΝοημοσύνη (translated)

CONCLAVIOS wrote that Kilfoyle wanted a vacation in Mykonos and a Mercedes worth 250 thousand, although, as he claimed, a year earlier he was begging a pizzeria owner in Kentucky to pay off his credit cards. He mentioned that he hated the rich, but criticized the recipient for partying at Nammos, called him derogatorily poor, and told him to go back to America, using an insulting term that referred to poverty. #Μύκονος #Διακοπές #Λεφτάδες (translated)

Conservative Giorgos K.K. wrote that Stamatis Zacharos was abruptly dismissed without justification from One Channel. He stated that, after hundreds of hard talk shows, he was informed of the end of their collaboration without explanation, and expressed his support for the journalist. He added that those who had experienced a similar situation understood, in his opinion, that the truth bothered people he described as dishonest and those who earned their living from such practices. #Δημοσιογραφία #Στήριξη #Αλληλεγγύη (translated)

Odin wrote that a young man returned from a vacation in Poland, where he had gone with Sopena, having suffered cultural shock. He described the country as spotless and flawless, and mentioned that children and women were walking in the streets. He argued that the people there lived in a utopian paradise, but they could not enjoy it because Sakis from Exarchia called them racists. #Πολωνία #πολιτισμικόσοκ #διακοπές (translated)

Corrado Soprano 3 wrote that George Mazonaki's ex-partner, Maria Deloga, posted a video collage with their appearances together, vacations, and snapshots of the singer on stage, with the background music of "Come and See." According to him, in the caption, she referred to him as "blue-blooded" and noted that almost a month had passed, expressing sorrow and indignation. https://t.co/nXTJLUmD0S #ΓιώργοςΜαζωνάκης #ΜαρίαΔελόγκα #κουτσομπολιό (translated)

Panagiotis described Tsipras as a "global phenomenon" and wrote that he defended strikes, even though he had never worked a day in his life, and public schools while his children attended a private one. He added that he denounced the oligarchs but vacationed on their yachts and that, while he claimed to be an atheist, he had visited Mount Athos. #Τσίπρας #πολιτική #κοινωνία (translated)

Fititria wrote that those who urged people to limit expenses, such as coffee outside the home, heating, car usage, and vacations, had a salary of 6,000 euros per month, paid transportation expenses, 20 houses each, and millions in the banks, which, as she claimed, came from the citizens' money. #οικονομία #κοινωνία #δικαιοσύνη (translated)