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Those aren't covered in the article. Timeshares, they're on the spectrum. What's up with sandwich franchises? The set of franchise owners is smaller than the s
by quantified 2y ago
Those aren't covered in the article. Timeshares, they're on the spectrum. What's up with sandwich franchises?
The set of franchise owners is smaller than the set of people who've endured the timeshare pitch and even bought into one is much smaller than those who've touched the slime of the healthcare system. And health impacts go beyond money and time.
- PaulHoule 2y agoYeah, the model has to be [affected people] x [events/person/year] = [event rate] right? If the rate is one event per twenty years, and there are N=200 million customers I get 2.5x10^-10 per person per year which is very very low for a product that people have a high rate of dissatisfaction with. Compare that to rates for nuclear meltdowns per year or participating in a fatal car accident. Or for that rate the number of murders that a person experiences in a night of TV news, and police dramas not to mention movies, video games, etc.