Nope - that’s not what I was saying.
Nope - that’s not what I was saying.
Correct. I wasn’t saying the media shouldn’t comment. I’m saying instead of making the headline that gets the most clicks - they should parse the truth very carefully. Or it makes the Fox News types seem right.
Agree that a press conference isn’t the time or place for his freeform musings, and I also agree he is a dumb motherfucker. But the media sort of gleefully jumping on his idiotic ramblings and writing headlines like “TRUMP WANTS PEOPLE TO INJECT LYSOL” doesn’t really do much for my life or anyone else’s.
Yeah, if only any of the books that followed had been any good. They seriously went off the rails story-wise. Allegories and all, sure. But it just got weird.
This thing is so overpriced.
Honestly these are great laptops and I would totally own one. Except for this Windows thing. AND the chargers for windows laptops are all inexplicably huge. Tiny laptop, and a charger that adds 50% to size/weight, every time you have to you know, carry it.
Hi Bose,
Your argument might make sense if it were based on any kind of reality. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gm-bought-back-10-billion-in-stock-since-2015-double-what-job-cuts-will-save/
Labor is ~15% of gross for auto manufacturers, even if you cut that by half, you’re making minimal inroads. But, sure, keep selling your…
I think it more likely has to do with big money players wanting easy returns and incentivizing executives for Q/Q profits. + a market driven by stock prices.
The Audi is also kind of boring. So is pretty much everything else in the segment, so it’s a really low bar to clear.
Chelsea Manning has made a principled stance again and again and repeatedly paid the price with grace. Calling her a hero feels trite. But that’s what she is.
I don’t sit in the General’s board room. But if I did, I’d question that perspective. The thing is, in isolation, you’re right. But Toyota and Honda are selling and are profitable in a lot of these markets, and a lot of times, they build in-market, like in the US. The task seems insurmountable because they’ve built up…
There’s a problem of long term vs short term thinking. Short term, pulling out of unprofitable markets is the way to go. Long term, they need to be thinking about what pulling out of markets and effectively, shrinking really means. It’s one thing to trim down product lines, and another to begin abandoning things. If…
I’ll spend money where it’s worth paying money. 100+ dollar jeans seem like masturbation to me.
I’ll spend money where it’s worth paying money. 100+ dollar jeans seem like masturbation to me.
I’m here for 30 dollar jeans.
I’m here for 30 dollar jeans.
The vibe I get for all the reviews of this car is that it’s damned by faint praise. I honestly don’t like it as much as the C7 Grand Sport - and if I’m spending that money on a mid-engined car, it’s a Cayman or an Evora.
Came here to say this. Wasn’t that Senna’s like.. M.O.?
^cop out
Lol. At least I’m using sources. What you’re saying is pure generalities and conjecture. Looking forward to the next chapter you write though. Do go on.