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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts
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To: Kirk © who wrote (19958)8/19/2024 2:08:35 PM
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<< I guess your dealerships will offer minimum wages to your workers then as part of the complex paperwork they have buyers sign to get a favorable loan, they will agree 20% of the price they are paying is a TIP to the workers at the dealership that helped them select the car. It is far more work than taking a food order, delivering it to the table and asking if you need more water or tea. The dealerships will save their share of taxes by not having that TIP count as revenue and thus lower their income and requirements to pay Payroll Taxes on it.>>

I think we just had a Vulcan mind meld....

"My mind to your mind - your thoughts to my thoughts...our minds are becoming one"
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