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BTW since moving from California to S. Carolina one of the biggest differences so far has been a dramatic reduction in the quality of service staff and in the quality of drivers. Also roads like a 3rd world country compared to Cali.

All true. But you also have to pay like half a mil for a cramped townhouse in Cali compared to maybe 150k for a mansion that actually has half an acre or more of a yard in SC. Gas is also like 3x more expensive in Cali v SC, same with most other basic necessities.

mickmoranis

07-09-2017 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Lune (Post 2553333)

That's great. If your business model relies upon jim-crow sharecrop wages, your business deserves to either adapt or go under. There are plenty of other restaurants and retailers that will continue to do just fine paying people a living wage.

BTW since moving from California to S. Carolina one of the biggest differences so far has been a dramatic reduction in the quality of service staff and in the quality of drivers. Also roads like a 3rd world country compared to Cali. I'm also paying more property tax on my house than I did in Cali

I mean what kind of buisness in a free market takes care of roads?

But its funny to hear you say such things after being so stoked to move like 3 weeks ago heh

Pokesan

07-10-2017 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by mickmoranis (Post 2553457)

I mean what kind of buisness in a free market takes care of roads?

But its funny to hear you say such things after being so stoked to move like 3 weeks ago heh

perhaps such a business could require yearly fees from the local population, in exchange for routine road maintenance in the area.

lets reinvent the goddamn wheel yall #disrupt

mickmoranis

07-10-2017 12:54 AM

I have to admit driving in san francisco is like off roading. california highways are eggselent though. LA is like just #whatthefuckman

AzzarTheGod

07-10-2017 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Pokesan (Post 2553481)

perhaps such a business could require yearly fees from the local population, in exchange for routine road maintenance in the area.

lets reinvent the goddamn wheel yall #disrupt

As someone who has worked in industry where a private entity wedges itself between a quasi-state run utility that would exist whether the private business has inserted itself or not, and dictates the cost-- no thanks.

say no to overbilling

Baler

07-10-2017 02:10 AM

http://i.imgur.com/pQ5Rh2D.gif
yeah I know,.. about a week+ late to the party.

mickmoranis

07-10-2017 02:11 AM

I dont know, if roads were private buisness run perhaps we'd see some of those wierd hexigonal roads that like do something that everyone shared on the internet last year that I forget what they do

mickmoranis

07-10-2017 02:13 AM

liberals like, 'no if you open it to private buisness then only nazis and the kkk will start companies!'

AzzarTheGod

07-10-2017 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Baler (Post 2553497)

http://i.imgur.com/pQ5Rh2D.gif
yeah I know,.. about a week+ late to the party.

Several months in fact

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