@JamieMetzl Didn’t it that some dude showed his breast implants to kids in the lawn and cocaine found in the white house a couple years ago? Feels like that is a little more gnarly then a sporting event.
Business is the exchange of entities to which values have been assigned.
In business transactions, the values assigned to goods, services, or money may be economic, emotional, or both. A business transaction works because each party assigns a higher value to what it receives than what it provides. A customer who buys a sweater for $50 values the sweater more than the $50; likewise, the seller values the $50 more than the sweater.
Value may be assigned on the basis of anticipated future value instead of current value. For example, one might "overpay" for an ice cream machine because of an expectation that it will generate future income. In this sense, business is sometimes defined as the exchange of current value for future value.
@Apple bricked five ipads bought to use for charity. When on the phone customer service said I’m the problem and refuse to help.
Looking forward to a new computing revolution to replace ipads.
If SAAS companies who have a 10% price hike baked into all agreements, announces an annual increase of revenue below 10%, does that mean they did worse YoY?