US Job Growth Slows Ahead of Midterms as Todos Santos Expats Refuse to Care
The United States economy added fewer jobs than expected while unemployment ticked upward just weeks before crucial midterm elections, sending Wall Street into a mild panic. Meanwhile, in Baja California Sur, a collection of former tech executives trading crypto under a palapa agreed that the crumbling American labor market is a brilliant excuse to permanently delay their return to corporate misery. The surf in Pescadero is currently firing overhead, rendering global economic indicators about as relevant as a pamphlet on local property taxes.