Don t Let Anybody Tell You That Businesses Create Jobs

[OnePercenter]

Yes, because all small businesses have million+ dollar budgets. When you get done flying around in your corporate jet, mom wants you to clean your room.

Why do you need a million dollar budget to hire a GM?

 

[DrDoomNGloom]

You bumped my post off, but have yet to give me an answer..........................

The subsidies and paying them to workers, you have been dodging my post ........... what up with that ??

 

[OnePercenter]

I have 28 years in business so far and never needed all that. Or the thousands of businesses I serviced with few exceptions.
He jumped the shark on this one.

You've been in business for 28 years and you're not a retired multimillionaire is very telling.

 

[OnePercenter]

Actually working for me is deemed a privilege, the local students would kill to work for me ...................
I run a local "Smoke shop" and am a skilled glassblower..............
Working in my shop is coveted, I never have to look far for help................but keep on telling yourself what ever you need to hear to sleep at night .............

For a guy that doesn't know the difference of infrastructure and business platform you certainly do think highly of yourself. Drop the ego BS.

 

[Antares]

I have 28 years in business so far and never needed all that. Or the thousands of businesses I serviced with few exceptions.
He jumped the shark on this one.

You've been in business for 28 years and you're not a retired multimillionaire is very telling.

You're 12 and resort to playing one on the internet, very telling.

 

[OnePercenter]

Oh another price fixer, there are current laws against that, but hey don't let that dissuade you .......................

If you want to fix the mess that Republicans/corporate America/wall street created you have no choice.

 

[OnePercenter]

ods and service prices are locked to 2009 levels for 10 years, thus no inflation.

How does that work on a global scale?

You want to be more specific?

 

[DrDoomNGloom]

Actually working for me is deemed a privilege, the local students would kill to work for me ...................
I run a local "Smoke shop" and am a skilled glassblower..............
Working in my shop is coveted, I never have to look far for help................but keep on telling yourself what ever you need to hear to sleep at night .............

For a guy that doesn't know the difference of infrastructure and business platform you certainly do think highly of yourself. Drop the ego BS.

I've dicked you down all night, make me drop the ego *****!!!

 

[OnePercenter]

Yes, but you're an ignorant troll who sells weed out of moms basement and thinks you have a business.

Yes or No; Middle class spending helps the nation prosper.

 

[The Rabbi]

I'm simply putting a kabosh on the belief that owning a business is some type of complicated endeavor.

Yes, but you're an ignorant troll who sells weed out of moms basement and thinks you have a business.

Not true, he said has more money and a bigger dick than anyone on this board.

You misheard.
He said he has more money in his shoe and is a bigger dick than anyone else on this board.
I tend to believe that.

 

[Antares]

I'm simply putting a kabosh on the belief that owning a business is some type of complicated endeavor.

Yes, but you're an ignorant troll who sells weed out of moms basement and thinks you have a business.

Not true, he said has more money and a bigger dick than anyone on this board.

You misheard.
He said he has more money in his shoe and is a bigger dick than anyone else on this board.
I tend to believe that.

Now THAT would make sense, I'll be right back I need to clean out my eye boogers.

 

[OnePercenter]

Yeah he refused to comment on grocery stores which run on a notoriously small profit margin, kinda like his brain, notoriously small ................

They do? All have mulch-tiered profit structures which only one is shown. For instance, Walmart marks up prices for products four times before the consumer buys the product. Only one is public numbers.

Oil companies do the same thing.

 

[OnePercenter]

Many restaurants run on very thin margins as well. Any increase in overhead could kill them. But he flies around in his jet and can't be bothered with the little people.

Properly run restaurants realize a 20% net.

 

[OnePercenter]

Not true, he said has more money and a bigger dick than anyone on this board.

Since none can refute my posts, I'm smarter too.

 

[Antares]

Not true, he said has more money and a bigger dick than anyone on this board.

Since none can refute my posts, I'm smarter too.

Yes we know, you are a legend in your own mind.

 

[DrDoomNGloom]

Yeah he refused to comment on grocery stores which run on a notoriously small profit margin, kinda like his brain, notoriously small ................

They do? All have mulch-tiered profit structures which only one is shown. For instance, Walmart marks up prices for products four times before the consumer buys the product. Only one is public numbers.

Oil companies do the same thing.

See you have no clue what the **** you are talking about, the reference was about money left on the table because no business would operate where there was no chance of large profit margins.........

Not only do you look like a ******* retard right now, but you are making some phantom point only you understand .........................

 

[OnePercenter]

When I was working on my MBA, a team I was on did a project on Vons, a California grocery chain. It was startling what a thin margin they ran on. Loss of a day's dairy or a weeks produce would put them in the red for 6 months. The store we studied was on the brink of bankruptcy at all times. The GM said "that's just the business."

I'll bet he never mentioned placement fees. All suppliers of product have to pay for the shelf space in supermarkets. Companies such as Walmart dictate the price they will pay for the product.

 

[DrDoomNGloom]

When I was working on my MBA, a team I was on did a project on Vons, a California grocery chain. It was startling what a thin margin they ran on. Loss of a day's dairy or a weeks produce would put them in the red for 6 months. The store we studied was on the brink of bankruptcy at all times. The GM said "that's just the business."

I'll bet he never mentioned placement fees. All suppliers of product have to pay for the shelf space in supermarkets. Companies such as Walmart dictate the price they will pay for the product.

You keep showing your ignorance, Walmart has negotiating and cumulative buying power, but they don't dictate shit to suppliers about price ................
Now Walmart also does no name products, that are packaged specifically for them, reckon they tell those folks what they will pay them to produce a unit??
It's called negotiations and another little influence you will want to consider is availability, the supply side of things can make the supplier the Wheeler Dealer Man ..............
There is also this little thing called demand, you see a short supply and high demand can make a products price go way up, wonder if Wally world still tells suppliers what they will pay them for it??

So Wally world is only willing to pay me $1 / unit but I can sell to Target for $3 / unit ..................... reckon my sales rep will be sending much to wally world in this situation??

 

[OnePercenter]

I thought they had to be 21 to get into the gay bath houses?

You've outed yourself?

 

[OnePercenter]

Wait it's all becoming quite clearly now, someone told him to put his money into "houses and lots", so he bought two whore "houses" with hopes of having "lots" of *****, wasn't quite the business man he had thought he was so he had to run things by "hand" until he could find a rube to sell off to ........................

Worked out well for Dennis Hof.