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@dmags247 Taste like salt

The stateside empire grows. These are incredible. Listening to The Smashing Pumpkins to pass the time before the flyers game

@Brave_Trades @NUCLRGOLF I think ur completely underestimating a 14 year olds willingness to convince their parents to buy them expensive stuff

Well aware of that. I moreso mean if they are going to collaborate with a media group that is tailored to 12-22 year olds, it is a horrendous business decision to make that collaboration be on your highest $ product as it’s pretty obvious that the 12-22 year olds demographic is pretty much priced out of that market.

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@Brave_Trades @NUCLRGOLF Every brand new driver costs over $500 it’s not just a callaway thing

@NUCLRGOLF Callaway is going to sink themselves. They’re doing to much, big collab with Good Good. When their audience is primarily teenage - young adults, why would you make a driver priced at $500+ when that demographic would struggle worse than any other to afford that.

@Sunshine1598675 @IraGilligan It’s just a joke, but technically they would owe NC Use Tax. Doesn’t matter that they registered their cars in a different state, he’s using them in NC. Use taxes are one of, if not the, most under enforced taxes

@IraGilligan Just curious why that is petty - I’m guessing he did it because the state of NC has an onerous sales tax or registration fee, no? I’m not a resident of NC so let me know

A Charlotte Hornets player who is known for having a fleet of ridiculous vehicles and driving them very poorly has all of those cars registered in Montana, I'm guessing to evade sales tax, if anyone feels like doing something really petty

@nilayparikh @annmarie The issue is that none of these companies are seeing cost savings yet, and probably won’t for some time

@annmarie Intresting, I do not see that is unfair demand. In fact, I believe that all of the big five tech companies, including Microsoft, should begin to pass on the cost savings from AI to their customers.

FT: KPMG told its auditor, Grant Thornton UK, it should pass on cost savings from the rollout of AI and threatened to find a new accountant if it did not agree to a significant fee reduction, the people said.

@hamiltonsucks76 @Restructuring__ Saks global owns 3 of the largest luxury goods retailers in the world. Ai starts doing there accounting and it’ll be chapter 7 they file for next

Someone PwC made it in this creditor list Major L for Chanel

@robinho_wijk @MrZackMorris You were chasing

@MrZackMorris Nope entered late because you know…. $10

I hope most of you banked. They’ve been attacking us since the fake offering. My apologies

@AlexJHolt @JohnnyD25641049 @sports_dtown @NekiasNBA yea i understand that, i just don’t know how we can fully achieve that right now without it hurting the competitiveness of our country. I think it’ll stunt the growth

@liljonathan16 @JohnnyD25641049 @sports_dtown @NekiasNBA The thing is the existence of the ultra-rich functionally parasitises everyone else. If you want as many people as possible to have a good standard of living you need money spent at the local level to support more jobs, not pooling in some billionaire's accounts.

The. Grind. Is. Freaking. Different. When. You. Have. A. Safety. Net.

@AlexJHolt @sports_dtown @JohnnyD25641049 @NekiasNBA the issue that I see with this is that the people who receive this money end up putting it right back into the billionaires pockets

@sports_dtown @JohnnyD25641049 @NekiasNBA Money isn't underpinned by the existence of poverty. If you printed all that money new you'd have a problem sure, but why would you do that: that's what taxation of billionaires and corps is for.