

The fact that even with the fees charged to the restaurant and to the customer, the majority of these apps still aren’t even profitable, lol.
The fact that even with the fees charged to the restaurant and to the customer, the majority of these apps still aren’t even profitable, lol.
Yes. Those people consider things like this part of the “cost of living”, not the luxury that it is.
On average, people have more of an issue overspending than they do underearning. That’s why even among people making six figures, 1 in 4 of them live “paycheck to paycheck”, which people assume to mean ‘barely make enough to make ends meet’, but what more commonly means ‘deliberately chooses not to save/spends every dollar earned’.
Okay, now it’s $74. Now what?
This seems reasonable, honestly.
He’s not the president.
Doesn’t make sense to compare a rate of an outcome (without even knowing how often that outcome was sought) with an individual attempt whose outcome is not even known yet.
When Mangione IS actually given the death penalty, this ‘argument’ will actually amount to something. Dumb until then.
I mean, I really don’t want to bike in the rain, but that’s no big deal for someone in a car, lol.