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Yes. It's an absolute steal of a price to pay for something that persists in the environment. It seems like a big number to people who live off a paycheck but i
by Sunspark 3y ago
Yes. It's an absolute steal of a price to pay for something that persists in the environment. It seems like a big number to people who live off a paycheck but if you compare it to a project like a section of highway construction or an airport or whatever you quickly see that this is no penalty. Put another way, an NBA basketball franchise is worth 2.86 billion on average. The penalty is basically 1/3rd of a pro level basketball franchise.