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   by ykdxq2ke47ebuqi 6y ago

   You are in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down and see a tortoise, it is crawling towards you. You reach down and you flip the tortoise over on its back. The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking i
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   by ykdxq2ke47ebuqi 6y ago

   I mean, you seem to be taking the position that all should have prepared for the extremely unlikely scenario that the entire economy of a region would shut down for weeks if not months at a time, and if businesses failed to prepare for that
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   by ykdxq2ke47ebuqi 6y ago

   It's all economics. Restaurants only exist because there's a market for them. The customer gets the product they pay for. If the market goes away (as it has), the businesses will go away. If people are willing to pay more, then s
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   by ykdxq2ke47ebuqi 6y ago

   Are you willing to pay 2-3x for your drinks at the local bar? If not, there's your reason why they don't have 2-3 months’s cash stockpiled. I own minority shares of several restaurants. I have zero management control, roughly 1% e
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   by ykdxq2ke47ebuqi 6y ago

   In no particular order: * create throwaway accounts as necessary with no PII * use a VPN on any networks I do not have insight into or control over the infrastructure. * use a password manager. Have previous used Lastpass, currently use 1Pa