Moving Forward
01-20-2021, 03:53 PM
#152
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It’s amazing how some of you don’t understand how a business operates. They can’t just pay everyone and keep everyone on staff when the need is not there.
It’s not just air wisconsin. It’s every business. Try running one and then when customers stop showing up try to keep paying your staff to sit around and do nothing. Good luck.
It’s not just air wisconsin. It’s every business. Try running one and then when customers stop showing up try to keep paying your staff to sit around and do nothing. Good luck.
And watch the value of the dollar fall and hiper inflation take over. Then the same people who took the money will say. .what does a loaf of bread cost nine dollars?
01-20-2021, 03:59 PM
#153
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It's easy if you can just do it the Democratic way...print money with nothing to back it up. Then hand it out with no plans to ever pay it back.
And watch the value of the dollar fall and hiper inflation take over. Then the same people who took the money will say. .what does a loaf of bread cost nine dollars?
And watch the value of the dollar fall and hiper inflation take over. Then the same people who took the money will say. .what does a loaf of bread cost nine dollars?
01-20-2021, 08:52 PM
#155
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It's easy if you can just do it the Democratic way...print money with nothing to back it up. Then hand it out with no plans to ever pay it back.
And watch the value of the dollar fall and hiper inflation take over. Then the same people who took the money will say. .what does a loaf of bread cost nine dollars?
And watch the value of the dollar fall and hiper inflation take over. Then the same people who took the money will say. .what does a loaf of bread cost nine dollars?
01-20-2021, 09:56 PM
#156
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01-20-2021, 10:57 PM
#157
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It shows on airline profiles the furlough being almost 30% of the company. Normally that would go way back but with how hiring picked up substantially in the last couple of years I was curious to how far back it really goes.
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