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This isn't as snappy as you think it is, because people do donate that amount of their salary - I'm one of them - but still, pretty good To be less 'virtue-sig
by bravetraveler 2y ago
This isn't as snappy as you think it is, because people do donate that amount of their salary - I'm one of them - but still, pretty good
To be less 'virtue-signal-y', I will admit that now that I've fixed my credit score I'll be reconsidering the balance; your boy is tired of renting.
- lupusreal 2y agoPeople are often charitable, but companies being charitable by setting their prices low for the benifit of consumers (vs driving competitors out of business, or getting people hooked on their product with promotional rates, or other schemes designed to get them more money in the long run)? Companies weren't routinely and systematically leaving money on the table until a few years ago.
- bravetraveler 2y agoOh, sorry, don't get me wrong - I'm generally with you. One will seek their best deal. I, however, differ in the sense RE: change. I think companies more viciously seek profits to appease shareholders. There is such a thing as 'too optimal'