Midwesterner here. Is this because of bad construction mixed with climate change causing stronger storms? I’ve been seeing much lower quality new construction up here and I’m curious if houses are just becoming total losses during storms instead of repairable.
They mention construction costs are partially to blame but I can’t believe that and shareholders are the only thing boosting it by that much.
Couldn’t find one more to make it an even million huh?
This dude probably has so many skeletons in his closet. He probably got a few texts and noped the hell out.
Budweiser gonna sue them for stealing their recipe
That’ll fix it 👍
Nah once they're CEOs they're good. They just go sit on various boards making millions for doing relatively nothing.
People were scared. Layoffs were happening. Threats of layoffs were happening. At the beginning people were thankful to have steady income and some financial security.
Then corporations sold us on the “we’re all in this together” which bought some time until the yearly profits started coming out showing how much we weren’t all in it together.
People are finally at a breaking point. Either financially or socially. It’s not easy to risk it all. Especially when the corporations are willing to throw hundreds of millions of dollars at making sure you don’t succeed.
His sacrifice will not go in vain 🫡
But when we pay the workers more the stock price doesn’t go up! Won’t anyone think of the stock price!
/s just in case anyone wasn’t sure.
Well. Did it work?
I used to do some coding in high school and early college. I’ve since moved on to other things but it’s fun to have ChatGPT write me a little python script or something and debug my way through it.
We got hit by a pretty big hail storm a couple weeks ago. The leaves on the bottom started to die off. It seems like there’s some healthy leaves toward the top but I’m worried the bottom won’t survive. Is there anything I can do?
T-Mobile owned companies and data breaches. Can you name a better duo?