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Juliette's friendship lottery is very different to the swipe right culture of the dating apps which dominate the lives of many young people.

One morning, I scored a bag of sourdough bagels from a local bakery, which became the base for towering breakfast sandwiches made with leftover roasted vegetables, scrambled eggs and a swipe of pesto.

When they swipe a credit card, businesses pay fees to the bank that issues the card, to the payment network and, often, to companies like Toast and Square that help process the transaction.

But porch pirates may also be prowling for packages to arrive so they can swipe them.

The pairs' diss tracks have taken increasingly hostile swipes at each other's families and appearance as well as their rap skills.