“Influence” numbers of Andrew Tate & Musk says otherwise. I’m also assuming a large following of those two are unhappy single men.
“Influence” numbers of Andrew Tate & Musk says otherwise. I’m also assuming a large following of those two are unhappy single men.
Well, it is a “sin” to emphasize with others.
That’s the odd thing about the stock market. Its value of a company is not on how much money it makes. That seems like something an efficient market would be able to determine.
I hope this lives to see 1.0. That assuming it doesn’t get killed by legal fees.
Ditto, even though I’m in the market to replace my smartwatch since the buttons fell off.
Yeah, this is how businesses work. They provide what you are looking for at that moment. But to get you to come back, they “provide” other items and services for free to get that future business. This is a way businesses can be “long term” greedy. They’ll still make a profit because those additional costs are in the price of your original purchase.
However, you aren’t guaranteed that future business. So, businesses have moved to “short term” greedy by charging for everything else while keeping the original purchase price “competitive” or just as pricey.
He can be if you don’t know what a dictionary is and you get revenue by being divisive. The more charged the language, the higher the revenue gets.
HYPE
Waterworld becoming a prophecy.
Diagrams without scales are not helpful.
Yeah, I was one of the backers. I got it about the same week the company went under.
I just want a watch that can read text messages and has a long battery life. The Pebble and Pebble 2 fit that bill for me.
Until the buttons fell of the Pebble 2.
What did he expect to happen?
That’s like complaining about someone punching back after you sucker-punched them.