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frodeem t1_jeclny2 wrote
Reply to comment by girlglock in Bearded man smashes women’s weightlighting record held by trans lifter by TempWeightliftingAcc
Read what?
frodeem t1_jdsemsb wrote
If your parents hate the music you listen to, you are doing it right.
frodeem t1_jce85im wrote
Reply to comment by RotisserieChicken007 in [OC] Canadian Province Population percentages visualized as U.S. States by Bladedbro5
Agree, this visualization is confusing.
frodeem t1_j5mwakm wrote
Reply to comment by Worm_word in Songs with dates in them by MxAxRxIxAxNxA
First song that came to mind
frodeem t1_j3hel4y wrote
Austin 3:16 - I just whipped your ass!
frodeem t1_j2coh3s wrote
Economy of scale. Let's say I make and sell bottled tea. I need a factory, machinery, labor, and raw materials. Factory rent, and machinery are both good for 100 million bottles a year. Factory rent is $10,000 a month and buy the machinery for $12,000. These costs are fixed. What that means is I would have to pay that if I make one bottle of tea or a hundred million bottles of tea. Labor and raw materials depend on the number of bottles I make - the more bottles the more tea leaves I buy and the more employees I hire.
Now if I produce only 1 bottle a month I still need to pay the fixed costs and minimum amount for raw materials and labor. So I would price that bottle at $11,000 (factory rent + machine cost per month)+ whatever I paid for labor ($1000), and raw materials ($1,00)+ a little bit of profit($100). So I sell one bottle for $12,200 if I want to stay in business.
If I produce 100,000 bottles the pricing changes. Now my expenses are $11,000 (factory rent + machine cost per month)+ whatever I paid for labor ($25,000), and raw materials ($25,000)+ a little bit of profit. So now my expense per bottle is $0.61. I can add $0.39 as a profit and sell each bottle for $1. My profit would be $39,000.
Hope that explains it.
frodeem t1_iys41ro wrote
Fucking enough with the Kanye posts
frodeem t1_ixt1e2p wrote
Reply to Underated band - Cinderella by [deleted]
I'm Gen X and Cinderella was a band I listened to back in the late 80s and early 90s. They were good but there are so many bands today that have talented musicians who play their own instruments. I am not sure what you are trying to say here.
frodeem t1_ix6r1q8 wrote
Dude, it'll help if you tell us the name of the artist/band
frodeem t1_jeggik3 wrote
Reply to Wimbledon lifts ban on Russian and Belarusian tennis players | Russia-Ukraine war News by SvgCanvas
So the reason they banned Russian and Belarusian players is no longer an issue?