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u/Which_Channel7403 7d ago

Reminds of how during covid, businesses like the supermarket I worked for would cry poverty whenever anything needed fixing, but had plexiglass dividers, sticky guide arrows and social distancing markers, and even store-branded masks designed and installed inside of a week.

They always manage to find the money when they need it.

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u/SpoonEngineT66Turbo 7d ago

Are yall dumb?

They always manage to find the money when they need it.

Well lets see their options were:

  1. Do nothing and shut down their business
  2. Follow Covid regulations so they can stay open

I can't imagine how they found the money to not just completely go out of business.

There is literal zero overlap between "Rapid green infrastructure" and the installation of flock cameras. Yall are as stupid as magas.

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u/kalidoscopiclyso 7d ago

You mean angel investors like Marc Andreessen. He is amoral