@CurtSPerkins Get a home charger if you can. I’d say it’s almost a must have at this point. Chargers all over out here but it’s super inconvenient in daily life. We have 2023 Audi Q4 (Volkswagen owned) and the range for a full charge is not what it was billed as when we originally leased it.
@MarkHamm1124 @Fire5280 People don’t save for retirement because that’s “Tomorrow Guy’s problem” - you think they’re going to understand the long term economic benefit of some abstract dollar amount they’d save on future healthcare by paying more now when they’ve been complaining about grocery prices?
@davealevine@wolfejosh lol it was at Warner Brothers studio lot, it’s not a mini city, it’s literally where they make movies and make you think things are real
@fintechippo@rexsalisbury@payrix Big shift the last ~5 years has been to PayFac as a Service model. Platform takes on more responsibility like sales and managing their merchants but it’s white-labeled & is likely the sweet spot for most SaaS companies doing enough volume rather than becoming a PayFac themselves
@fintechippo@rexsalisbury@payrix Essentially. The video on this page gives a simple explanation - https://t.co/qidYXVCEGs
It’s the lowest lift for the platform as they don’t have to do any sales, risk/compliance/underwriting, etc. With that said it’s the lowest revenue for the platform.
@tomfgoodwin A lot of agencies fall into this category. A lot of corporate marketing people that don’t really know things in depth that employ said agencies also fall into this category. Let’s pump vanity metrics that look good compared to an “industry benchmark” and call it success.