@EndWokeness Since the usual markup on groceries is around 20% (packaged goods) if I were a grocer I would go to his shop every morning and buy it out. I could make a 10% profit on the spread - plus whatever I make from my customers. Great (Of course after I leave the shelves will be mare.
@1dani__ I think this wording is stupid. That doesn't mean that the idea is. There are a wide range of 'work from home' jobs, and they impact the property differently. it's not really a problem if you are writing insurance, but it might be if your 'at home' job is as a TEMU reshipper.
@martianwyrdlord I would gladly watch that. And think how easy it would be to market worldwide, since everyone (except maybe a few people in Athens) would be equally reading subtitles. The ultimate 'foreign film'.
@ClownWorld Most of the time your workplace break room has a coffee maker (pot or K-cup) and you can get all the coffee you want for free. If you want something fancy buy a thing of cream or whatever and keep it in the break room fridge. Problem solved.
@krassenstein Um... women also have and use testosterone - and while they produce less then men it is also vital to their strength, healing, and other health issues.
@libsoftiktok SURE you can choose a family - it's called adoption. Just don't think it's a quick, easy, or meaningless choice. It's a life and longer commitment for not just yourself but for your children and grandchildren. Oh? You didn't mean THAT much choice?
@libsoftiktok SO I assume that - for those children who 'chose' her as their mom, she will be paying their college tuition, driving them to their various after-school activities, paying for their health insurance and their starter apartment and and and and and....
@DParadisio43137@heyshrutimishra You couldn't find $150 with six months notice?
Heck, if I had to I'd be hunting cans to recycle. (That's four to fives cans a day. Folks can find that in the company trash can.)
I know something about soccer. I know that some dude that was super famous for playing that married one of the spice girls. (Pretty sure they are both English or something... but I couldn't name a city or team or either of their actual names or whatever.) But yeh. No one is mentioning the game.
@TVietor08 So in years when the team looses money every resident of Chicago will have to write the team a check? (I'm not sure he understands how 'ownership' works.)
@MayorBowser Go 'old school'. Work on making it the happiest. Try safe, clean streets, low taxes, responsive officials, quality schools, and booming businesses. That's the sort of 'gay' that even gay people want most.
@janninereid1 At one time 'acting classy' gained general good regard. So if you wanted to be considered 'high class' you acted that way. Now some people seem to admire trash - so that's what *they* get.
@CorpoScum@latimes It is only a 'hit piece' in the minds of people who have already decided against Pratt before he even ran. Everyone else is deciding on more local terms.
@whothehellsjack If you are a normal person and have taxes withheld this could mean that your actual cost to the business is about $85 - more if you also have company insurance.
Now do you understand more?
@whothehellsjack Then there is repayment of any loan taken out to start the business. Seriously. Industry wide we calculate 20% is a very positive return. Your $2000 of goods is bringing in about $400. Your $600 day is bringing in about $120.
@whothehellsjack Assume that they make what you do (some more and some less) and so take off say another $5, including ad fees and tech. So now that shirt has brought in $35. Maybe. Now remember if you are in a mall they get a percentage. Now remember taxes (real estate) if there is not rent.
@whothehellsjack Now remember that you are not the only human working in that store - even if you are the only sales person. Someone had to box and unbox goods, clean the store at night (janitorial service?) Someone has to do the windows and design and print the posters and dress the forms.
@whothehellsjack So now the shirt is bringing in $45. It must also cover the utilities, water, bathroom supplies, bags, hangers, etc. This is calculated at about 5% - more if the shop is fancy, less if you remember to take back and stack the hangers. So lets say that is $40.