OCR Output (chars: 569)
@ExperimentV
(Couldn't find a language with the name 'i', falling back to eng.)
lr: Veggietales Facts
y @Veggiefact
isn't it weird that people living
paycheck to paycheck are supposed
to have months worth of savings
for emergencies while billion dollar
corporations are so poorly managed
they're on the brink of bankruptcy
after a week of reduced profits
1:55 PM - 22 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android
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Rylyn @RylynT - 20h .
yg Replying to @Veggiefact
; This might be the most serious thing you've
ever posted
covid19 ; capitalism
@McKenna @OCRbot Actually, the economy of many companies is very fragile; sort of like a house of cards. It's bad PR to let everyone know that, so they just don't advertise it.
I like to think of systems like this as a small warehouse with a constant flow of packages entering and leaving. When both flows are in balance, everything works beautifully. However, if one flow is ever so slightly greater than the other, you'll have a catastrophe in a month.
OCR Output (chars: 574)
@PunaisetPimpulat
(Couldn't find a language with the name 'actually', falling back to eng.)
lr: Veggietales Facts
y @Veggiefact
isn't it weird that people living
paycheck to paycheck are supposed
to have months worth of savings
for emergencies while billion dollar
corporations are so poorly managed
they're on the brink of bankruptcy
after a week of reduced profits
1:55 PM - 22 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android
26.6K Reitweets 91K Likes
OD fan) ~ of
Rylyn @RylynT - 20h .
yg Replying to @Veggiefact
; This might be the most serious thing you've
ever posted
OCR Output (chars: 493)
@Mopsi
lr: Veggietales Facts
y @Veggiefact
isn't it weird that people living
paycheck to paycheck are supposed
to have months worth of savings
for emergencies while billion dollar
corporations are so poorly managed
they're on the brink of bankruptcy
after a week of reduced profits
1:55 PM - 22 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android
26.6K Reitweets 91K Likes
OD fan) ~ of
Rylyn @RylynT - 20h .
yg Replying to @Veggiefact
; This might be the most serious thing you've
ever posted
covid19 ; capitalism
I've been thinking about this for awhile.
If you run your company safely/conservatively (that is, prepared for downturns), then during good economic periods, other companies willing to be riskier can offer lower prices, and drive you out of business.
When the inevitable downturn comes, the only companies left are the risky ones with no reserves, crying for handouts.
This trend seems baked into the nature of capitalism.
OCR Output (chars: 495)
@nattiegoogie
lr: Veggietales Facts
y @Veggiefact
isn't it weird that people living
paycheck to paycheck are supposed
to have months worth of savings
for emergencies while billion dollar
corporations are so poorly managed
they're on the brink of bankruptcy
after a week of reduced profits
1:55 PM - 22 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android
26.6K Reitweets 91K Likes
OD fan) ~ of
Rylyn @RylynT - 20h .
yg Replying to @Veggiefact
; This might be the most serious thing you've
ever posted
OCR Output (chars: 494)
@McKenna
lr: Veggietales Facts
y @Veggiefact
isn't it weird that people living
paycheck to paycheck are supposed
to have months worth of savings
for emergencies while billion dollar
corporations are so poorly managed
they're on the brink of bankruptcy
after a week of reduced profits
1:55 PM - 22 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android
26.6K Reitweets 91K Likes
OD fan) ~ of
Rylyn @RylynT - 20h .
yg Replying to @Veggiefact
; This might be the most serious thing you've
ever posted