kevin o leary says 3.5 billion living in poverty is fantastic
- Thread starter gbmack
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What are you talking about? Do not twist words like that audience brownie point collecting chick.
He did not say fantastic to that statement. Same goes for OP twisting the reality. Thats how tabloids work..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rMPea0lm9U
folks, the fact that this video has a high dislike to like ratio is great news. those are the same people who get all emotional while reading your landing page and buy your stupid berries, or if you're all ethical and girly like me, a product.
edit: fuck it. how do you embed?
:music06: Good news!
Actually, to think of it, that's fantastic in the sense that all those "poor" people will now watch this video and come for his ass!
Jokes apart, a capitalistic economy leads to poverty. But then again, a capitalistic economy gives rise to some of the best entrepreneurs in the country.
So, you need to take your pick which side you are on, regardless of your background.
Africa is a generalized term. What country are you talking about in specific?
Hustle your ass off for a while
Save a bit of money
Pay a bunch of local thugs to politically persecute you
Apply to a socialist, refugee happy country
Instant riches
It's definitely not "fantastic" that 3.5 billion people are poor.
If less people were poor and more in the middle/comfortably-off, they'd be able to afford to buy such things as plane tickets (unthinkable luxury for the poor) and companies like RyanAir wouldn't have had to issue two profit warnings last year.
Ironically O'Leary blamed "lower fares" for his problems. Them poor people can't afford higher fares and won't buy when they rise! Who'd have thunk it?
Poverty is seriously bad for business. I can never understand "business people" who positively revel in people being poor. They of all people should know that the bigger the pool of comfortably off people, the more opportunity to sell them stuff.
If less people were poor and more in the middle/comfortably-off, they'd be able to afford to buy such things as plane tickets (unthinkable luxury for the poor) and companies like RyanAir wouldn't have had to issue two profit warnings last year.
Ironically O'Leary blamed "lower fares" for his problems. Them poor people can't afford higher fares and won't buy when they rise! Who'd have thunk it?
Poverty is seriously bad for business. I can never understand "business people" who positively revel in people being poor. They of all people should know that the bigger the pool of comfortably off people, the more opportunity to sell them stuff.
Agreed.
A long time ago I worked at a grocery store part time and I cannot count the amount of times I heard people complain that they weren't paid enough to do the work. For some reason people think that taking an item from a pallet and putting it on a shelf deserves to be paid at least double what minimum wage is. Not only does the work require no fucking brains what so ever but most of the people weren't even good at that. Minimum wage is "the gift" to some of these people because, without it, they'd easily be paid half of what their getting now.
