meme company

It’s a “whatever kind of company seems to have the most value to Wall Street at any given moment” company.

Anything that is a great outcome for customers from a legal standpoint is almost always costly to the businesses, so you know they are lying. 

Even if they fired him tomorrow and took all of his stock away, I don’t know if I could consider one of their cars. To this day I still can’t bring myself to get Papa John’s pizza, and I used to love that shit.

words have no meaning anymore for these people and they have zero shame.

That’s the GOP looking out for the average Joe again... and by looking out for them they mean looking to steal as much from their wallets as possible.

“Children should not be guilty of the sins of their parents, let alone their great-grandparents,”

Cringey clickbait titles and thumbnails are the worst all over, and I refuse to click on any of them on principle. That means my choice of videos is getting smaller by the day, but it’s better than feeding the stupid beast.

Please stop posting crap from Xitter.

True but quite a price jump

But you’re still locked in and limited to what they offer, and who knows if you will get software updates, eventually be hit with a monthly subscription fee, etc. 

And giving more money to a psycho fascist nazi probably warms your heart.

Yeah it definitely would never happen, which makes it even more wild that some dumbass wants to even try! Just a lot of Trump ass-kissing and headline distraction going on.

I think it’s an extremely false equivalence to compare commoditization of PCs in that way to cars. PCs to not have the very stringent safety requirements of cars and cars are massively more complex. Even though within automakers themselves they are making common platforms to build multiple EVs from (nothing new to…

$1 EACH!

already tried and failed, but of course he doesn’t know shit about history.

But what exactly is he negotiating?? Other than an illegal bribe, what will Chian give him to not impose a tariff??

Somebody didn’t take Econ 101. Try reading up on supply/demand effects on pricing.

Nope, the inflation was worldwide and mostly driven by the kneecapped world supply chain lower available products that inevitably drove up prices.

the “Home Alone 2” actor