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This house cleaning service owner gets a call from a customer right after finishing a move-out clean. He’s upset about the $600 charge that’s eating into his $1,000 security deposit. The owner calmly reminds him that he was told the exact price at least twice before the job ever happened — once when they booked the appointment and again when the team was on their way — and he agreed to it both times. So why complain about the price now, after the work is already done? You can’t complain about the price after the fact when you’ve already been quoted and agreed to it upfront. Clear communication and written agreements protect everyone — the customer and the business. Whose side are you on? The price might seem a little steep (we don’t know all the facts), but the key is that it was clearly agreed upon ahead of time.

Important new Reform policy:

Dr. Isime Nancy ❌ Isime Nancy, ph. D✅

Impopular opinion: la carrera de MEDICINA es una de las fáciles. Los que se meten ahí normalmente no tienen capacidad cognitiva para meterse en un grado de verdad como física o matemáticas.

Imagine you run a 24 hour hamburger joint. You do pretty well. You sell 1000 burgers a week for $10 each, netting $5 on each. But almost all your money is made during “peak” hours when demand is highest — lunch, dinner. You net $5000 a week. Then a big change. A 24 hour factory opens across the street. The workers at the factory don’t have a set lunch hour, so they just run out for burgers whenever they feel hungry, roughly evenly distributed throughout the day and night. Burger demand surges — a little bit during those peak hours, but also at all hours of the night, mid-afternoon, early morning, all times you previously weren’t selling many burgers and your staff was mostly sitting around. With the surge in demand, you’re now selling 2000 burgers a week. You cut the price to $8 per burger (to encourage more factory customers), so you now net $6000 per week. Demand went way up, but you cut prices and are making more revenue and profit. At this point you might think I’ve told you a story about hamburgers. I’ve actually told you a story about data centers and electricity prices.

The fact that this dude wrote extremely graphic erotica about a successful female coworker and called his wife flat and a racist slur while doing it kind of puts him in the incel hall of fame

This is why I say don’t aim for £100k salary. Aim for £200k! All that to be left with £600 🫣

There’s someone I know who has never moved out, is single, in their 40s and has a net worth strong enough to buy a £500k house outright in cash. Being at home provided the environment is healthy is great.

Might be missing something here but why wouldn’t the 2nd guy just speed up a bit and overtake?

I never truly understood the concept of black Viltrumites. How did they get the colour and the hair?