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The "enormous scoop" refers to their incentive to drive prices higher so their "scoop" (the 5%) is bigger in absolute terms, I believe.
by corrral 4y ago
The "enormous scoop" refers to their incentive to drive prices higher so their "scoop" (the 5%) is bigger in absolute terms, I believe.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoMy point was that if they could control the size of the scoop, then why would they limit it to 5%, when they could legally be getting 15% or 20%? Answer is that they do not control the size of the scoop (as the original poster I replied to implied).