[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 57 points 1 year ago

And updoot! Quick n easy

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 29 points 1 year ago

The only problem with pissing on Trump's grave is... eventually you run out of piss.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 25 points 1 year ago

Nah, MY body MY choice. Choose for yourself. No debate bro

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 30 points 1 year ago

my body, my choice is all the logic we need. Don't try to argue or draw debates. It will only divide it will only give them some sort of sense that their argument holds water. There is nothing but 'my body, my choice.'

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 28 points 1 year ago

There is certainly a right answer, my body, my choice. Get out of here trying to reason with the pro life side. There is no discussion. There is no compromise, there is no trying to understand those fools. My body, my choice no more discussion. That's all the discussion we need

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 41 points 1 year ago

when I sold to Amazon, they refused to do a deal at anybody else's cost structure. They demand an extra discount, but they also buy two of everything you have and everything you sell. It's a big trade off. Even getting the shipment organized because it's not correct exactly, you can be fined. So I'm sure they make a little bit off of that, plus it is direct company strategy to undercut, so they eliminate competition. They have had no problem losing money while establishing their business structure. Also, their used books are procured by local people for pennies on the dollar and typically make the seller less than a dollar in profit . They are operating on very thin margins, and making their money elsewhere with the expectation of diminished competition.

Yhey also keep some of their overhead low. The retailer that wants to sell tonAmazon has to build their own sku's into the system. It's very tedious work, and takes a very long time, and you have to fill out all of their fields, even though most of them are very repetitive. It's a large undertaking and not having to do it saves them a lot of money.

They also charge book sellers warehouse fees, so they don't have to keep the books around their house waiting to sell. Again, all of these little things add up to pennies on the dollar but when you multiply it out by Amazon numbers it adds up.

They already have the infrastructure in place, having an extra line item doesn't really affect Amazon as much as you think it might.

sometimes a company will do some thing called loss-leaders. Perhaps a new book comes out, and they want to sell it to $15 less than everybody else. They are willing to lose that money to get your business so that you do future business with them. They would like to sign up new accounts which is harder than getting existing accounts to double their spending. either way, engagement and purchases are up when you offer steep discounts.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 26 points 1 year ago

in fairness, it took a guy with a gun to stop that guy with a gun. Granted ,it was his own gun in his own hand. Just imagine if he hadn't been there though./s

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 29 points 1 year ago

just a goofy song

tell me, you have no empathy for minorities without telling me you have no empathy for minorities. Get the fuck out of here. this is Lemmy and we don't tolerate dog whistles.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 27 points 1 year ago

started playing cat music at night. There is one called 528 Hz or some thing. It lasts like 10 hours. It has completely changed my local cat pride. The matriarch is old and was crying a lot at night, she sleeps better, we all sleep better. I hope maybe that helps?

Quick warning, use private, browsing, or your entire YouTube algorithm will be cat music. After all, you just watched 10 hours a day.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 37 points 1 year ago

we will all still be here when their hyperactivity wears off.

with the old Reddit simulator, personally I'm not going anywhere anytime soon. This place has a great user base and it feels so old-school.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 63 points 1 year ago

I hated music without lyrics.

Now most of the music I prefer has no vocalist, or is extremely limited.

[-] leapingleopard@lemmy.world 41 points 1 year ago

I can't believe the people that allow commercials to blare in their living rooms without diving for the remote control like the house is on fire. Is it just me? and they just continue normal conversation like it's somehow possible to hear them.

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