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You seem to directly contradict yourself. It doesn’t “completely ignores the associated costs” if they are deducting 32 cents a mile?
by zaroth 9y ago
You seem to directly contradict yourself. It doesn’t “completely ignores the associated costs” if they are deducting 32 cents a mile?
- za23weo 9y ago"...which is very far from actual data" The study used a measure the poster did not think was accurate.
- stickfigure 9y ago...which contradicts "completely ignores the associated costs" (emphasis theirs). Hell, the poster even said "ignores depreciation" in one sentence and says how the number includes depreciation in another sentence. There's really no defending that paragraph.