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Throaway199999
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Throaway199999
5mo ago
Ebay commissions are higher than that. 13.25% on the entire deposit to your bank account (price + tax + shipping), not just the item price. Plus an extra tax of around 5% if you are selling from your country to another.
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5mo ago
What GP is saying is that dynamic pricing will not lead to lower prices because retailers will not lower their prices, they will collude.
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5mo ago
Who in the lead-poisoned region can buy water for $100 a bottle lol
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5mo ago
I agree, but im not American.
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5mo ago
But also a party which famously is willing to play follow-the-leader at the hint of an election win.
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5mo ago
You were not asking about dynamic pricing. You were asking why you weren't able to see the reason that consumers don't always find & choose the cheapest option. The person you were responding to was explaining the unethical re
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5mo ago
But they (everybody) can't. Bringing bottled water to market requires a clean source, rights to acquire it, and a manufacture & distribution network. Plus retailers. As well, these things are often blocked to newcomers because of e
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5mo ago
pretty obviously a copy-and-paste job
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You assume that other people can simply bring bottled water to market & compete with discoverability and access to customers with established players? Or is your point that all people in a market with leaded water should be paying $100
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You can't see you mean? Consumers pick things that are reasonably convenient, achievable and known to them. These things are all subject to exploitative tactics by grocery stores. There's also price-fixing, which famously occurred
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5mo ago
Hm...I don't think the blockade is long-term feasible, so Im not sure I buy the logic there.
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5mo ago
The US president will be gone and the Republicans will have to replace him. I dont know if Vance is up to the task of being "The New Trump."
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Disease and parasitic life would also explode in all previously-habitable parts of the Earth due to increased temp.
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sounds like crack should be schedule 1
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6mo ago
Because they eat potatoes?
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6mo ago
Yes, previous regulation was built on the principle that we actually did understand the risks, as rational adults, and so we would have reasonable protections but in for people around those. Today's regulation seems to be dependent on
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6mo ago
Is there a potato-eating-tax I didn't know about? I better call my accountant...
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I agree as a political science grad. In hindsight, the only surprising thing about Trump's rise to power was that WE were surprised. Trump was doing the #1 thing politicians are supposed to do; tell the people what they want to hear. O
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6mo ago
Engineering students in CANADA dont party? Excuse me? Has GP ever been to Canada lol?
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6mo ago
accidental post
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6mo ago
Confident, attractive and socially effortless are all highly socially desirable traits in a friend or mate. This is obvious to anyone who isn't socially problematic. I can tell you've never been cool! Who's stretching the def
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I know a guy who's sold kitschy pop culture prints for a decade with no permission
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No, that's myth that we "uncool kids" fall into without realizing it. Cool means you are confident. You're unbothered by what other people say because you have faith in yourself, you like yourself. It does not mean "
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6mo ago
Aaaand then fuel prices went down again
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He's saying that instead of loving gays as your neighbour you should kill them
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The people who are behind this scam chose the east side of N.O. because poor people are desperate, not cause they have bad judgement. They could have found other people but why bother?
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HAHAHAHA So, how about the dozens of lawyers and doctors in the story? You know, the ones who made 90% of the money and never got charged? The ones who set the whole thing up because they knew they could convince desperate & uneducated
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Thats bs...it says right in the article that the payout for a trailer truck accident can be a million usd. Pretty sure that is a major attraction to the 25% of NO that lives in poverty.
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Jobs never struck me as autistic. Quite normal actually.
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But just like labour, commodities are also going to go heavily down, exactly because of the automation you describe. In addition, it's all fine and good to say "people will still need to buy food clothes an shelter" But what
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