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Next time, maybe Pope Francis will ask what's up with President Trump's steak and ketchup habit. Also, President Trump hasn't been known to eat pretty much anything that sounds even remotely foreign. So no, she's probably not preparing anything for the President-which is totally fine. A comprehensive guide to talking about money in every aspect of your life, including at work, with friends and family, and in relationships, from the author of the Broke Millennial series.

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READ MORE: The Pope Misses Going Out for Pizza More Than He Misses TV (And even before she became the First Lady, she had her own chef). On the other, it's not like she spends her days wrapped in an apron, wiping her flour-streaked forehead with the back of her hand, because come on, it's 2017. On one hand, it might be a little strange that Melania-who was born and raised in Slovenia-wouldn't immediately recognize the name of her country's most famous dessert. The AP described Melania as "looking a bit confused" by the Pope's question. Also every Slovenian-American knows potica, as do their neighbors." It might be an awkward conversation, but it will make things much easier in the.

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Everybody in Slovenia knows it, and our mothers and grandmothers even know how to make it. Free Which guide on how to help your child buy their first property. "If pressed hard enough, a possible answer would be potica. I really hope he's not coming back."What is the national dish of Slovenia? is a hard question, as Slovenian cuisine is so regionalized that hardly any dish is eaten throughout the country," Slovenia Incognita writes.

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Will: They're doing a full investigation so I suppose a lot of these stories are going to come to light. And I was lucky I didn't have that much contact with him myself. Kiera: Not to me, no, but we all knew … and no one said anything.

So, if there was a comment that made you feel uncomfortable, you didn't say anything. Kiera: Yeah, well, like I said, you had to stay in his good books. Will: I heard women in particular had a hard time working with him. And if you were out, life got very difficult. Jennifer Pilcher, founder of Clear Guidance, a senior care consulting and management firm, about. Not every single idea came from him and after a while it's not easy to say, 'Oh, this idea was mine and this idea was yours.' For me, the bigger problem was that you could be in his good books and then suddenly, with no explanation, you were out. Awkward Money Conversations: The Cost of Senior Care In this week’s episode, I talk with Dr. He had incredible vision but, you know, there was a whole team of people working with him. Social Media and Social Anxiety Disorder. If nothing else, focus on listening attentively to the other person and asking open-ended questions that will help move the conversation forward with a little less awkwardness. Will: Did you ever see him stealing people's ideas? Talking about the weather or asking where a person is from are some good examples. Kiera: Well, you know what you said about him shouting at people? I've been in meetings with him and we all learned to keep our mouths shut. Will: How did you find working with him, then?

Kiera: Yeah, it's almost impossible to report people who are as high up as John is, or was. Otherwise things will get really awkward. Remind them frequently and don’t let too much time pass, Straub says.

Offer to set up a repayment schedule if the person is unable to give you the money back in one lump sum. She was furious but she couldn't do anything about it. If you do have to have an awkward conversation, be polite, but direct, he says.

Will: Yeah, but Susanne didn't get to share it – there was zero recognition of her contribution. He made her do all the work planning it, then when the project actually got started – it was that cars one – Susanne was moved to something else. John had agreed with her and repeated some of the things she said and the notes made it look like they were his ideas in the first place. But she saw the notes from the meeting and there was no mention of her name anywhere. She had this idea for a project and she brought it up at the monthly creative workshop and he liked it – everybody did. And Susanne told me he took credit for one of her ideas. Will: I've never worked with him directly but I know people that have and they say he was always shouting and screaming, threatening to fire people. Kiera: A long time ago, but … well, I've heard stories about him for years. Will: I'm pretty sure that's not the full story. Kiera: No! I knew he was away but I thought it was for personal reasons? Will: Kiera, have you heard John isn't coming back and they might even fire him?