michpoch

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by michpoch 4y ago
The state/city could nationalize cars from car rental companies easily and and provide cheap or free cars to those who want it The state/city could nationalize restaurants easily and and provide cheap or free food to those who wan
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by michpoch 4y ago
So instead of having a residential building with Airbnbs inside you'll now have a hotel. How does that solve the issue? If there's X number of people who need an overnight stay in the city and you want to accommodate them - what d
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by michpoch 4y ago
I am curious if he tried the same at Tesla or SpaceX: "Hello dear mechanical engineers, please bring photos all the cars/rockets that you created in the last 6 months".
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by michpoch 4y ago
It is just fast food for emotions. You're a passive receiver of mild pleasure that requires nothing from you.
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by michpoch 4y ago
I'd guess that the €600 was not for the ambulance itself, but for a place where they put them to get sober afterwards. I am not sure what's the common term for such place in English, Wikipedia is suggesting "Drunk tank":
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by michpoch 4y ago
> In addition, winter so far has been fairly warm. It's Autumn. Winter starts on the 21st Dec. October in most of the Europe is not that much of a heating season, November will make us start digging into the gas we prepared. It&#x27
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by michpoch 4y ago
That's the salary. Now, you have employers costs, which will be much higher in socialistic countries in EU.
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by michpoch 4y ago
Your data is a bit dated - the minimum wage in Poland is 3010 PLN and it'll be 3490 PLN starting 1st Jan 2023. The unemployment rate is very low, so to be able to hire factory employees you'd realistically need to offer at least 5