Selling coffee too hard? Or .. Selling coffee too hard!!

[RickWA]

The Democrats are racing the Republicans to see who can deregulate fastest, which is the real reason they are supported by a considerable fraction of the big corporations.

This is patently false, preserving your perfect record of untruth.

 

[EatTheRich]

Googled "food riots" for both cities, here's what I found. Minneapolis had one...in 1931. Wanna revise your statement or use this to establish the EatTheRich "fact page"?

Food riots break up in Minneapolis (1931) - Democratic Underground

Food riots break up in Minneapolis (1931)

www.democraticunderground.com

https://www.newspaperadda.com/trending/stores-and-groceries-have-been-looted-in-minneapolis/2998/

 

[EatTheRich]

This is patently false, preserving your perfect record of untruth.

Explain this.

In rare bipartisan vote, Senate eases some post-financial crisis bank regulations

Nearly eight years after Congress dramatically toughened banking regulations after the financial crisis, the Senate took a rare bipartisan step and voted Wednesday to ease some rules on small and midsize banks.

www.latimes.com

Note that the Dodd-Frank Act regulations which the bipartisan Congressional leaders got rid of were themselves a loosening of the stricter compliance requirements under Sarbanes-Oxley.

 

[Number_58]

https://www.newspaperadda.com/trending/stores-and-groceries-have-been-looted-in-minneapolis/2998/

Everything got looted in Minneapolis. It wasn't because there was a lack of food. I have several friends in Minneapolis and their grocery stores never closed down, never ran out of food.

It's actually really funny to me...these rioting dumbasses level their very own neighborhoods, then want people to feel sorry for them because their part of town is trashed. Same happened in South Central Los Angeles in 1992.

You can make up your own opinions, you can't make up your own facts...regardless of what the Nazi Democrats tell you.

 

[PhilFish]

Inflation means insufficient supply of goods and services relative to demand. You applied it specifically to food in the linked-to post.

I did? Nope

 

[EatTheRich]

Everything got looted in Minneapolis. It wasn't because there was a lack of food. I have several friends in Minneapolis and their grocery stores never closed down, never ran out of food.

It's actually really funny to me...these rioting dumbasses level their very own neighborhoods, then want people to feel sorry for them because their part of town is trashed. Same happened in South Central Los Angeles in 1992.

You can make up your own opinions, you can't make up your own facts...regardless of what the Nazi Democrats tell you.

And I bet their neighborhoods coincidentally didn’t have looting either.

 

[EatTheRich]

I did? Nope

Sorry, my mistake. You actually just said “make ends meet” which I translated into affording food because that’s a big concern for most people.

 

[PhilFish]

Sorry, my mistake. You actually just said “make ends meet” which I translated into affording food because that’s a big concern for most people.

People are impacted in many ways. But food is kind of an easy one to manage..

 

[Number_58]

And I bet their neighborhoods coincidentally didn’t have looting either.

And they live less than 5 miles away from the destryed neighborhoods, which had plenty of food until the crybabies, "peaceful protesters" looted and torched it.

They destroyed it, they live (or don't...I couldn't care less) without it.

 

[RickWA]

Explain this.

In rare bipartisan vote, Senate eases some post-financial crisis bank regulations

Nearly eight years after Congress dramatically toughened banking regulations after the financial crisis, the Senate took a rare bipartisan step and voted Wednesday to ease some rules on small and midsize banks.

www.latimes.com

Note that the Dodd-Frank Act regulations which the bipartisan Congressional leaders got rid of were themselves a loosening of the stricter compliance requirements under Sarbanes-Oxley.

Exhaustive evidence that Democrats are anti-regulation indeed. Good grief, dude. Give it a bloody rest.

 

[EatTheRich]

And they live less than 5 miles away from the destryed neighborhoods, which had plenty of food until the crybabies, "peaceful protesters" looted and torched it.

They destroyed it, they live (or don't...I couldn't care less) without it.

“A riot is the language of the unheard.”

 

[EatTheRich]

Exhaustive evidence that Democrats are anti-regulation indeed. Good grief, dude. Give it a bloody rest.

It’s one example. There is also Clinton repealing Glass-Steagall, Carter deregulating the airlines, and the list goes on.

 

[Dawg]

Just another Starbuck 'Nancy'

‘Why are you ordering 7 Bacon Goudas?’: Starbucks worker mocks customers who come in on holidays, sparking debate (msn.com)

Why whine when you take a job knowing you will have to work holidays

 

[Dawg]

If pouring coffee is so tough for them they could always Enlist

2022 Military Pay Tables.pdf (dfas.mil)