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Tom Howe
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Clinton, IA native. Drake and Iowa State alum. Catholic, husband, father, outdoorsman, amateur chef, and business teacher. XV
Katılım Haziran 2010
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Mamdani announces city-run groceries will set prices *30%* below retail.
Typical grocery margins are 2%.
Meaning:
First, the city will lose ungodly amounts of money -- at least 28 cents on the dollar.
Second, below-cost stores will steal enough market share that real groceries abandon the city.
Third, taxpayers will get tired of the money hole and slash subsidies.
At which point city groceries become money holes full of rotting food, so New Yorkers will have to take 2 trains and a bus to find a real grocery store.
Socialism will work this time 🙌
TFTC@TFTC21
NYC Mayor Mamdani announces five city-run, tax-funded grocery stores with "prices set at 30% below retail prices."
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Kerry Wood took the mound at Wrigley for the first time in 14 years for #BananaBall and threw an incredible behind-the-back pitch for a strike @WGNNews @TheSavBananas #Cubs
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I think one of the biggest lies we’ve told kids is that good grades guarantee success.
I know plenty of people who got great grades but aren’t all that successful, and plenty who had average or even bad grades and are thriving.
Grades don’t determine your future. They’re just one small piece of the puzzle.
And with so much grade inflation, they’ve lost a lot of their value anyway.
We need an education system that focuses on learning because it’s valuable—not because it earns a number.
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Grade inflation is a cancer in our schools. Schools are more concerned with graduation rates than with actual learning. Hence, kids receive passing grades despite never showing up to class. This is why our population struggles with literacy. Kids need to actually learn in school, not just go along for the ride.
I believe grades need to be rooted out, since they really don’t mean much anyway. If a high-flier and a poor student can both get an “A” for work of vastly different quality, you have a problem.
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