I have a hard time believing that Mamdani has magically figured out how to sell groceries 30% cheaper than every other market in America. The average grocery store only makes about 2 cents of profit on the dollar. Even if they make NO profit, Mamdani's stores still need to cut 28% more off the cost. Sure, they won't have to pay rent or taxes, but they also can't buy in bulk (there's only 5 of them), won't sell high-margin products like hot food or beer, and will probably pay their workers well above the market rate.
You can't cut 30% off the price of groceries with that strategy and expect to be profitable. That's just simple math. New Yorkers won't be getting cheaper food. They will just be buying groceries with your tax dollars and calling it a store.
If you’re at LeBron’s return game to Cleveland, what is your reaction when he is announced? Cheering, clapping, booing, screaming insults?
***You don’t have to be planning on going…just a hypothetical of you there 😂😂😂 #Reply
Mark Schlereth cautioned Shedeur Sanders against becoming a celebrity quarterback, urging the young Browns signal-caller to prioritize building his career over his personal brand as he competes for the starting job.
“I do worry a little bit about it [about Shedeur Sanders]. It just goes back to when Bill Parcells was the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and he had that meeting with Tony Romo, and he said to Tony Romo, ‘Nobody wants a celebrity quarterback.’ Like, don’t be a celebrity quarterback. Get on the grind. Do your stuff. Like stuff like that always concerns me a little bit with young guys who are more about building your brand than necessarily building your career. And listen, I don’t know that. But on the surface, it just, like, I cringe a little bit when guys release videos of themselves doing certain things."
(via The Stinkin Truth Podcast with Mark Schlereth)
@ImMeme0 That's what communist's do, they lie to your face to advance their agenda on the backs of the workers. Learn your history or it will repeat itself.