John Pepsi

You may call me Mr. Pepsi,

Part-time Wizard,

Pepsi Sexual,

7-Up Apologist,

Mr. Corruptor,

Sick AF yo

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@GJDeane @PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost Exactly, there's not enough information to form a singular simple answer. The math problem is deceptive; you can only know how much the store genuinely lost once you know the supplier's original cost of the goods. The only thing you can calculate is a minimum and maximum loss.

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@GJDeane @PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost Compared with how much the goods cost for the store to buy from a supplier. Therefore, the accountant would have to take the original prices from purchasing those items plus the 30 dollars that didn't go back into the register to calculate an accurate net loss (2/2)

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@GJDeane @PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost Also depends on how much the store owner cares about money being stolen from them. They may want to hold an investigation and find what he bought with the stolen money, then it would be the accountant's job to find out how much money was lost in the process (1/2)

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@PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost Therefore, you must calculate a minimum and maximum loss depending on how much the store bought the goods. For example, the store would have lost money between the 70-dollar and 100-dollar range.

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@PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost What's complicated about my answer? Yes, I agree that if a store lost 70 dollars worth of goods, and the individual kept 30 dollars, the store would've lost 100 dollars. However, as I've mentioned, the store usually buys goods at a cheaper rate to make a profit.

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@PaulMur07345918 @MOELOCAL @TenaciousOcelot @JunethaMenace @TheRealDevinB @SouthlandPost We must look at the question, "how much did the store lose?" Most stores tend to buy from suppliers or other retailers for cheaper than what they sell the products to customers. Therefore, the loss would be the cost of what the store bought the goods for and then add 30 dollars.

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@SouthlandPost To find the answer, you have to add the cost of goods the store bought from the retailer or supplier and then add 30 dollars. Unfortunately, there needs to be more information to answer this question reliably.

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@SouthlandPost The store lost money between figures between 70 to 100 dollars. 70 dollars worth of food is still a commodity that stores pay for, assuming the store didn't buy the goods from a retailer for cheaper than what they sell them for, which varies from store to store.

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@MarkHemsley24 @ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 Are you sure about that? You obviously didn't read this.
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@ErinAnt45428183 @MarkHemsley24 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 I use the terms romantic and sex synonymously to reserve tact. For example, I don't care enough about genitalia enough to ruin a relationship. I would also be romantic with an identified man if they have a great personality, and I generally enjoy their company.

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MarkHemsley24 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 Is that your opinion? Or is it a fact? I've already explained all of this already and provided reliable academic sources. Unfortunately, I must mute you because the conversation isn't going anywhere. Reflect on my replies and come to your own conclusions.

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 Furthermore, it's your decision to accept or condemn your daughter based on her choices. Again, I won't tell you how to raise your kids, but I believe you should keep their best interest at heart, even if it goes against your values, beliefs, and attitudes.

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 What's wrong with that? If she's genuinely attracted to men, women, and transgender people. Moreover, not everything in life is about sex; it's just about whether they can form a healthy relationship with those people. Ultimately, it's your daughter's decision.

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@MarkHemsley24 @ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 And she would still be a woman despite primary or secondary sex characteristics.

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@MarkHemsley24 @ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 I already answered the question. Can't you read?

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MarkHemsley24 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 (APA, 2013, p. 458)

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MarkHemsley24 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 I sincerely doubt that children are being pulled into an ideology. In addition, since being transgender is often met with discrimination, prejudice, victimization, and stigma by society; I doubt it's a welcoming atmosphere to be a part of LGBTQ+ (2/2)

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 In addition, gender identity is dependent on personal identification. If your child doesn't want to identify with these socially accepted roles for what is "feminine" and "masculine." Especially at a young age despite how poorly they are treated, then your child is probably trans

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@ErinAnt45428183 @MidgetMoma @just_jennifer10 @krassenstein @jimshep1968 https://t.co/wbUffChV2b.