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@Nickiquote if they have a private jet they can afford to pay taxes
@terribletowelie @Nickiquote How Dare You? They are so very burdened!!! The rich are not like us (they’re coddled, entitled shits who won’t afford a penny to help, but expect the world to support their desires). 🤪
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@Nickiquote Oh my, the poor dears.
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@Nickiquote "Don't make me fly first class. It's so horribly...common! (shudder)"
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Also wtf is Fortune doing offering a $1 subscription, unless it’s actually mainly read by people who are not that well-off but fantastise about being rich and therefore endlessly and self-sabotagingly defend the privileges of the wealthy oh wait I forgot it was American never mind.
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@terribletowelie @Nickiquote How Dare You? They are so very burdened!!! The rich are not like us (they’re coddled, entitled shits who won’t afford a penny to help, but expect the world to support their desires). 🤪
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@Nickiquote Oh, if only. A world without billionaires would be nice.
Agreed!
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They keep their jets out in Westchester County.@stevewfolds I believe that’s what Professor X did.
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2: Go to Mars
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@stevewfolds I believe that’s what Professor X did.
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@Nickiquote Their advertisers probably pay plenty and likely subscription renewal is much more.
@wendinoakland @Nickiquote Exactly that.
You subscribe. But it's only $1.
And then you either forget to cancel in time, or get lost in the dark patterns they've put up around their cancellation process and give up.
Or, best of all for them, you just forget about it and don't check your bank statements regularly.
Then it automatically renews, and you pay the next month's subscription out of your account.
Ideally for them, it's many months before you notice. By then, you've been paying the automatically renewing subscription for months or years.
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@wendinoakland @Nickiquote Exactly that.
You subscribe. But it's only $1.
And then you either forget to cancel in time, or get lost in the dark patterns they've put up around their cancellation process and give up.
Or, best of all for them, you just forget about it and don't check your bank statements regularly.
Then it automatically renews, and you pay the next month's subscription out of your account.
Ideally for them, it's many months before you notice. By then, you've been paying the automatically renewing subscription for months or years.
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@Nickiquote preferably in a nuclear test zone
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@Nickiquote well, i did stop buying coffee and avotoast a coupleyears back, so i must be able to buy a private jet by now. how much can it cost? $10?
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2. Wait for your Indiana Jones 4 moment?
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@Nickiquote practical advice for the average Joe. Thanks, Fortune!
