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We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away – enough customers

by teddyh 5y ago

We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away – enough customers that is pays to emply special customer-botherers to do this.

bell-cot 5y ago
Maybe. If you'd spent much time working for a large company, you'd know just how insulated from reality a manager's decision-making can be.
- teddyh 5y ago
  True; an important distinction!
wizzwizz4 5y ago
We can only conclude that some decision-maker believes it's profitable.

We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away ­– enough customers

We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away ­– enough customers

We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away – enough customers

We can only conclude that this must be profitable; i.e. enough customers actually pay money to try and make these bothersome people go away – enough customers