It’s a deer. There’s a few million more where that one came from.

OK, I get it. You’re just trolling. Well done.

I’m of the opinion that if you’re going to fucking dillydally with the puck behind the net, you should be as much of a target as if it was any other player. He had plenty of time to clear the puck and he didn’t. This way, that way, diddle daddle... BANG.

Seriously? Because if they don’t, they will die like a dinosaur staring at an incoming asteroid. And then the workers get nothing. Why do you think the workers today aren’t working like they did in 1950, 1850 or 1750? Because companies invested in New Stuff(tm).

Then you’re back to my point. Innovation are all those items I laid out: investment opportunities.

It’s not the union per se, it’s the increased cost. What you’re asking is like asking whether getting solar panels is a better investment if the price of electricity is going to go up 100%.

Again, you clearly have never managed a business in your life. I’d suggest trying to do so.

I won’t say it was 0% chance of him winning but it was 0%.

You need a citation on IRR?

But now business has different math: I have a workforce that wants to make x*1.5. The return on equity for further increasing automation is significantly higher when labor is at x*1.5 vs x.

Based on what? If you were the CEO of GM, why would spend on autoworkers instead of a litany of other opportunities (R&D, robotics, upgraded plants)?

Counterpoint: relative equality is a terrible goal that hits every anti-capitalist/communist hot button. Minimum quality is what to strive for.

2.5% of the US adult population is >6'2". Suck it up, 2%er.

The corporate veil disappears for fraud and gross negligence and a few other things. This is one of them.

In the US, the executive of the company can be held *personally* liable if he is having you work without pay (as an employee, not really as a 1099 I don’t believe). That’s right: you go after his personal property. It’s a big fucking no-no.

TSA Precheck, bitches!

If you’re in First, you’re in your double wide seat sipping Maker’s Mark while everyone is shuffling by, gazing longingly at overhead space and running into each other. It’s not exactly suffering.

Might I recommend trying Amaro with your hot chocolate? Stupendous.

Except he didn’t play with a broken stick. Play was whistled dead immediately.

Bieber shouldn’t have received a penalty because play had stopped immediately after the slash. The call is for playing with a broken stick and there was no play.