Apparently it really is the case that anyone who isn't white is somehow unqualified.
I mean DEI literally exists to remedy the problem of institutional white supremacy (amongst other related issues).
When someone is against DEI, that leaves the objective conclusion they're either ignorant, and will change their mind when presented with reality, or they're pro-white-supremacy—i.e. a Neo-Nazi fascist, with zero room for leeway.
The fight for equality is always the same no matter what new labels the fuckos put on their current theft of freedom.
Tbh, I was more thinking about the $2600/m guy at the end when I posted that, rather than the comparatively more economical situations.
Assuming he also needs to pay a not-insignificant amount on insurance, (maybe) road tax and definitely fuel on top of that—surely that can't be economical unless he's driving many hours a day, every day.
I know if you're rural it's probably not an option but at those prices, surely you could even get around by taxi for cheaper, if their area is anywhere close to populated.
It can't be about ownership because I'd be surprised if anyone is actually paying these cards off before trading up
I wonder if the website did the thing where it lists their big customers like a trophy cabinet on the main landing page.
It would probably make a good list of places to sell snake oil
Also love that this is all evidence to back up the premise that building the happy path of an application is generally easy, one of the main skills in software engineering is ensuring the unhappy paths are covered sufficiently. I can say I've started a bank and keep people's money in my wardrobe, I'll be providing the service of holding their money—I'll also probably get robbed sharpish because I'm not skilled in the kind of security needed to avoid that.
Ticketmaster only exists to reduce the income of musicians.
The musicians would exist without Ticketmaster
The venues would exist without Ticketmaster
The crowd would exist without Ticketmaster
They only extract value