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	Open in app or online ‘Free’ car parking and roads cost drivers in other ways The Spinoff Daily, Tuesday November 15 Nov 15   Cross-post   Ahiahi mārie, welcome to The Spinoff Daily in partnership with the Brain Drink, Ārepa. Today on The Spinoff, Ben Gracewood fixes banking, Catherine McGregor gets ready for the Fifa World Cup by watching a new documentary about the sport’s astonishingly corrupt governing body and Emily Writes struggles to admit that she may in fact be a good parent. But first, George Weeks on the hidden cost of free parking and toll-free roads. “Contrary to popular perception, Auckland does have a congestion charging system. Every person stuck in traffic pays with their time. In one sense it is kind of equitable – a brand-new Ferrari 812 is no more immune to congestion than my venerable Honda. On the other hand, the time cost is typically paid by those who have little control over what time of day they make their journey, due to work demands, family commitments, and so on. For every employee unable to be flexible in their working hours, this is purely wasted time, literally up in smoke.” Read more At Ārepa, everything we do is for brains –  our mission is to teach people more about their brain and how to treat it right, we work to make brains work better. Our scientifically proven brain drinks in full flavor blackcurrant for performance and refreshing sparkling blackcurrant for calm and clarity are part of our proven brain nutrition product suite. When your brain works better, you work better. You’re calmer, clearer, faster, more productive, happier, more optimistic and even more attractive. You might not know it, but you’re not a slave to the state of your brain. Like anything in your body, you can make it better. Visit drinkarepa.com to learn more. Live Updates: RIP to the RMA Climate change is a harsh reality in Sāmoa – and the world’s leaders need to face it ‘Where tf is my money going?’: The struggle facing sole traders right now Stocktake Ben Gracewood: I would simply fix banking in New Zealand TV review: Fifa Uncovered shines a spotlight on soccer’s rot Rec Room The Beehive becomes a dilapidated nest of giant winged spider-monsters Watch the full series of Chris & Eli’s Porn Revolution The berry-powered brain drink challenging caffeine’s dominance Why do I find it so hard to say I’m a good parent? Emily Writes Weekly  “‘We’re good parents’. My husband says this a lot and it always astounds me. He genuinely thinks we’re good parents. When I suggest he’s a good parent but I’m not, he rolls his eyes at me and says: ‘I don’t know how you can think that’.” Read more Sharing is caring! If you enjoyed today’s round up, please share with your friends and whānau. Anyone who signs up to The Spinoff Daily this month will go in to win one of  50 x Ārepa Brain Bundles. Share The Spinoff Daily   Cross-post     Like Comment Share   © 2022 The Spinoff 615 New North Road, Kingsland, Auckland 1021 Unsubscribe