Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.au writes:
I read that they are expected to have 100 billion in cash by the end
of the year, unless they buy a State or two, or pay the wage slaves a
bit more, although apparently these wage slaves would not know what to
do with the extra money, so there is no
I believe that is/was part of it. With all the recent problems with HD
suppliers (mostly being in one place), I think many manufactures are
questioning the wisdom of having most suppliers so close together, in the
event of some natural disaster. With HD shortages, and the consequent
price
I read that they are expected to have 100 billion in cash by the end of
the year, unless they buy a State or two, or pay the wage slaves a bit
more, although apparently these wage slaves would not know what to do
with the extra money, so there is no need to pay them any more than
necessary.
