The Reaganomics Fraud:

[mrplunkey]

triggered by all natural pot smoke and inducing o ane into unproductive fog that only vibram grounded accupunture will alleviate

But it has to be all-natural pot smoke run through an ecosustainable, locally-produced, 400% efficient turbine.

 

[PICK3]

Exactly.

One wants to make a profit so as to satisfy its shareholders.

The other wants to retain power forever and had the authority to implement its will through violent means.

I think I'll stick with the corporation.

butt the root of capitalism is exploiting labor

if someone has skills that the market value deems to be $50/hr and you can sub his services out at $100/hr either by directly sub-contracting him or marketing his widgets ... you're a successful capitalist!

 

[mrplunkey]

butt the root of capitalism is exploiting labor

if someone has skills that the market value deems to be $50/hr and you can sub his services out at $100/hr either by directly sub-contracting him or marketing his widgets ... you're a successful capitalist!

But if the market is willing to pay you $100 for his services, then it didn't deems them to be $50. It deems them worth $100.

If he wasn't getting $100 for his services alone, then whoever is sub-contracting him is providing some service that the market deems worth of that difference.

That's why it's incredibly dangerous to tamper with the price discovery function in capitalism. Everything gets really messed-up if you do.

 

[PICK3]

But if the market is willing to pay you $100 for his services, then it didn't deems them to be $50. It deems them worth $100.

If he wasn't getting $100 for his services alone, then whoever is sub-contracting him is providing some service that the market deems worth of that difference.

That's why it's incredibly dangerous to tamper with the price discovery function in capitalism. Everything gets really messed-up if you do.

know how the "price discovery function" is determined in a dark alley adjacent to Cutter's?

 

[mrplunkey]

know how the "price discovery function" is determined in a dark alley adjacent to Cutter's?

I would assume your indoor bathroom stall rates would still apply.

Or do you offer a street discount?'

 

[-SD-]

Price discovery function is whatever the anal market will bear.

 

[mrplunkey]

Price discovery function is whatever the anal market will bear.

Exactly. That's the hidden genius in the system.

 

[mrplunkey]

It's been 17 hours and no one has answered my question.

Do we close the plant, move it overseas, or start the mean-spirited draconian measures?

It seems like the libtards scatter like rats when it's time to make a real financial decision...

 

[PICK3]

T
BC: "Well, FDA came through and want us to redo the entire lighting system. Even though the fluorescent lights are 25 feet high, CFR 389823-F says that every flourescent light must have a plastic cover that meets ASTM standard 938823-L-8*.

*ASTM D4587 - 05

ASTM D4587 - 05 Standard Practice for Fluorescent UV Condensation Exposures of Paint and Related Coatings

 

[mrplunkey]

*ASTM D4587 - 05

ASTM D4587 - 05 Standard Practice for Fluorescent UV Condensation Exposures of Paint and Related Coatings

That example was rooted in a recent experience.

We converted an older plant into a clean assembly area for wound care kits. It had really high ceilings (probably close to 25') and fluorescent lighting.

The work involved taking a soft plastic tray, adding a wound dressing (basically a large band-aid), a piece of foam, a couple of soft plastic fittings and a piece of cotton gauze. The entire thing was then wrapped in a plastic sheet (CSR wrap) and bagged.

So FDA comes in and tells us those florescent lights are unsafe, because they aren't covered. They ask what would happen if something flew up, hit the lights and broke them in the room.

How far can you throw a plastic sheet? How far can you throw a piece of cotton gauze? What about a small piece of low-density foam? I tried. I could throw the foam about four feet horizontally.

Then explain to me how it's going to fly 25 feet upward with enough force to break a florescent light.

We did, of course, redo all the lights. Hello higher health care costs!