Understandable with regards to the whole Hurricane Maria fiasco but to blame DT for the current situation is asinine. Sure he could've acted quicker but Covid-19 was going to kill thousands whether he acted in Feb or March.
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Understandable with regards to the whole Hurricane Maria fiasco but to blame DT for the current situation is asinine. Sure he could've acted quicker but Covid-19 was going to kill thousands whether he acted in Feb or March.
Funny how certain industries that are deemed "essential" don't keep cash lying around... almost like they know the US Govt will bail them out.
Thankfully, deregulation in '78 forced most of them to get their act together... or die.
Also, the union vs non-union airlines is a key cost issue as well... you can draw your own conclusions.
Good to hear that he is doing well man. Hope things are back to normal soon.
Maybe I'm him
Absolutely. For decades they skirted civil liability by porting in countries that passed ridiculous laws to protect them. Shafted injured Americans out of billions.
Call it even or ask their port of call for a bailout
I think we are going to see some new business models when it is all said and done.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopoliti...humans-coronavirus-exposed-2015-italian-state
The Chicoms have been planning this for years.
There's another way to look at who is defending China. It's an opportunity to see who is on the Chinese payroll. CNN, NBC, politicians, etc. are telling who they work for. They have been doing the work for the Chinese for years and we just didn't know it. The racial division campaign, open borders, fentanyl/drug epidemic etc. were all implemented to destroy the United States from within. Ask yourself who would benefit the most from this and then follow the money.
The Chinese have proxy's who they have made millionaires and billionaires across the United States. Anyone else find it odd how ferociously Bloomberg, Sanders & Biden all defend China. IMO all three are in bed with the Chinese Communist Party amongst many many others. We're in a non-combat war with China and they're kicking our ass.
The Chicoms have been planning this for years.
There's another way to look at who is defending China. It's an opportunity to see who is on the Chinese payroll. CNN, NBC, politicians, etc. are telling who they work for. They have been doing the work for the Chinese for years and we just didn't know it. The racial division campaign, open borders, fentanyl/drug epidemic etc. were all implemented to destroy the United States from within. Ask yourself who would benefit the most from this and then follow the money.
The Chinese have proxy's who they have made millionaires and billionaires across the United States. Anyone else find it odd how ferociously Bloomberg, Sanders & Biden all defend China. IMO all three are in bed with the Chinese Communist Party amongst many many others. We're in a non-combat war with China and they're kicking our ass.
Do you manage a handsome Canadian with a vastly superior skill set to your own?
Yeah, it sounds like most are highly leveraged and even a small interruption in cash flow is enough to sink them.
OK so I am being serious here. When I find myself wondering why some of the stupid shit the Dems do I try to ask what is their end game. So when you say follow the money, who do you believe would benefit from serving the interests of China? Again I am serious and I cannot fathom how anyone in this system would truly believe their system is better. Especially the media but with that I cannot understand what the hell their ultimate goal is beyond hating Trump.
What nobody is talking about right now is sure it is great that the banks are all deferring payments etc., but the banks are still going to have to collect on those loans. If the economy is severely damaged, the bank failures from 2009-2014 are going to be nothing in comparison. Sure the FDIC backs them but to be able to back them all in another depression is going to result in unbelievable devaluation of our currency and inflation. I am honestly trying to figure out where to put money to protect against this potential. I have never understood gold as it's value is perceived (just like our currency) and not sure that is a great answer in the new normal.
It's not about converting the United States to a communist country it's about chasing the bag. They want their mansions on the hill and their offspring to never hear the word "work" in their lives. If the son of God could be sold out for $30 silver coins what more do you think a moralless politician or business executive would do to America.
Gotcha. That is similar to what I come to but it is so freaking cynical that I try to come up with something else.
Apples to oranges. In the energy world it’s used all the time. Horrible.
Based on the past month, social distancing and flatten the curve can be added to that list.
Can't see the body and she got them crazy eyes. But wood. She can spout all her nationalize crap all she wants, looks lie a crazy nail.
about the same time they stop saying he called nazi white supremacists “fine people”
“Don’t get me wrong”
Had an ex-brother-in-law use that one ad nauseum
No. But I remember managing a guy who thought those things about himself.
My grandparents and father were/are big on investing in commercial real estate. My dad owns a few commercial lots with restaurants/fast foo . I was talking to him about them when this all started because he was worried about not receiving rent. He was telling me the amount they pay in rent plus property tax. You then add in utilities and employee wages (which I'm sure is a pretty penny), good thing Americans are fat because I have no clue how they make enough money every month to afford everything.
I saw where the Cheesecake Factory already told their landlords that they won't be able to pay rent in April. That's a big national chain and they're already out of cash. That shocked me.
I'm guilty for using it is what it is. I say it so much that every time I say it I have an inner monolog thinking to myself I need to stop using it haha.
Just did the math. If people in the US were dying off at the same rate as Italy, we would have around 21,287 deaths. We have 3541 deaths currently.
Opinions wanted as there are some great minds on here, save a select few.
Given that "Andy" won the election thanks to Cali (Louisville) and NY (Lex) what can one expect from him in regards to an economic boost for these cities once things start relaxing? Will his true liberal colors start to appear...more red tape and regulations, especially. He better be careful with how he plans to help those in need...or those that "ask" in a more favorable manner.
Given that "Andy" won the election thanks to Cali (Louisville) and NY (Lex) what can one expect from him in regards to an economic boost for these cities once things start relaxing? Will his true liberal colors start to appear...more red tape and regulations, especially. He better be careful with how he plans to help those in need...or those that "ask" in a more favorable manner.
Yup. I was shocked when he told me how much these companies were paying in rent and property tax. Some of the overhead expenses is just ridiculous to me. I don't know how anyone can get the funding to open up a mom and pop restaurant.
You'll have to explain it to @MychalG
They derailed a joe diffie thread over it bc don lemon or someone told them it was true from an edited video clip. They were too lazy to watch the whole thing themselves
@KRJ1975 just joking. Trying to have a little fun while we're all stuck inside.
Surprised me too but I suspect there's more to it than just cash flow. A situation like this disrupts supply chains in terms of food and will make it almost impossible to reacquire personnel.
Add in the certain closure and at least reduced foot traffic in malls.
It all paints a pretty rough picture but can also be used for negotiating much more favorable lease terms, because these malls will desperately need tenants.
Surprised me too but I suspect there's more to it than just cash flow. A situation like this disrupts supply chains in terms of food and will make it almost impossible to reacquire personnel.
Add in the certain closure and at least reduced foot traffic in malls.
It all paints a pretty rough picture but can also be used for negotiating much more favorable lease terms, because these malls will desperately need tenants.
because most people are not tested for flu. If you have symptoms they just assume you have it and send you home on fluids and rest. There is almost nothing they can do once you have it so why waste money testing for confirmation. The only time you get tested is if you end up in the hospital or have toddlers. So they have to extrapolate the total by modeling out the few confirmed cases. The flu isn't deadly, its just everywhere. Now imagine cov-19 also everywhere that is 10x more deadly and you will finally understand why states are taking this so serious.
Thats me with “at the end of the day.”
Good points BBI. And yeah, solid comeback there. Made me laugh.
Is it really 10 times more deadly? Really? You only know that based on the numbers being reported. If you factored in everybody who’s either got it now but don’t give a shit because it’s just a little cough, or because you already had it back in December before all this came out. I post the rates of death on here occasionally based on the public data, but I’m well aware there’s plenty of people out there who may have it who will never get tested which would bring the rates of death down to where it’s more in line with the flu.
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