Bamby
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You'd think this companyhttps://www.dallasnews.com/news/watchdog/2020/04/03/if-you-imagine-that-a-local-business-making-surgical-face-masks-is-working-247-guess-again/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Grass-roots+groups+helping+undocumented+workers%2C+why+county+judges+call+the+shots%3A+Your+Friday+evening+roundup&utm_campaign=eveningRoundup_04032020 would be having a boom year, and many to come.
Nope.
When there's an outbreak -- like last time, with Swine Flu -- he gets orders. He ramps up to fill them.
Then the outbreak passes, and guess where the hospitals go? Back to China.
This leaves him with capital equipment leases and people. If he doesn't lay them off he goes out of business. If he does lay them off he get's hammered with much higher unemployment insurance premiums, the leases on the equipment he has no use for, and he goes out of business.
The last time he nearly did.
This time, he's demanding long-term contracts. Good for him.
Guess how many he's gotten?
I'll bet you can figure that out.
We deserve what's coming folks. Oh sure, there's much bluster now about moving production back to the US and the risk China -- and non-US supply chains -- pose to us. How many minutes do you think after this is over will pass before everyone goes back to the turd-world nations that incubate and expel these viruses for all their supplies because they use effective slave labor and poison the land, air and water?
Maybe five.
Minutes, that is.
That's why I won't bother standing up another company. Good luck competing with a bunch of slaves for a labor base.
This virus isn't really all that bad, when you go down the list of nasty bugs.
The next one might be.
But you don't really care, other than being a scolding Karen, do you?
Nope.
When there's an outbreak -- like last time, with Swine Flu -- he gets orders. He ramps up to fill them.
Then the outbreak passes, and guess where the hospitals go? Back to China.
This leaves him with capital equipment leases and people. If he doesn't lay them off he goes out of business. If he does lay them off he get's hammered with much higher unemployment insurance premiums, the leases on the equipment he has no use for, and he goes out of business.
The last time he nearly did.
This time, he's demanding long-term contracts. Good for him.
Guess how many he's gotten?
I'll bet you can figure that out.
We deserve what's coming folks. Oh sure, there's much bluster now about moving production back to the US and the risk China -- and non-US supply chains -- pose to us. How many minutes do you think after this is over will pass before everyone goes back to the turd-world nations that incubate and expel these viruses for all their supplies because they use effective slave labor and poison the land, air and water?
Maybe five.
Minutes, that is.
That's why I won't bother standing up another company. Good luck competing with a bunch of slaves for a labor base.
This virus isn't really all that bad, when you go down the list of nasty bugs.
The next one might be.
But you don't really care, other than being a scolding Karen, do you?