The hosts dive into the eye-watering US$1.57 million Trinidad and Tobago spent on OnlyFans in 2025, questioning the priorities of a nation seemingly obsessed with digital subscriptions. They debate whether this massive outflow of foreign exchange is a sign of a burgeoning creator economy or just a very expensive way to keep the country's data plans active.

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In today's deep dive, we're looking at how India and Trinidad and Tobago are leveling up their relationship through a mix of UPI digital payments and a shared obsession with cricket. It seems like a fair trade-off: India brings the tech and agricultural grants, while everyone just agrees that meeting Brian Lara is the ultimate diplomatic win.

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So, we are basically watching vibe coding turn "it works on my machine" into "it's broken in production" at record speed, thanks to AI consistently prioritizing flashy features over basic security like RLS or sanitized queries. It turns out that when you let a bot take the wheel without a proper audit, you're not just shipping code—you're shipping a VIP pass for hackers to walk right into your database.

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