Didn't see another thread for this, but the g403 (wired) is currently at £25 on the British amazon. It's honestly an incredible mouse and at this price is insane. Link in spoiler because it's long.
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Didn't see another thread for this, but the g403 (wired) is currently at £25 on the British amazon. It's honestly an incredible mouse and at this price is insane. Link in spoiler because it's long.
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Optical-Gaming-Million-Colours/dp/B01KT8D7FM/ref=pd_sim_147_2/259-5946246-8566904?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01KT8D7FM&pd_rd_r=a7982955-a72b-11e9-a4c7-e1568a480461&pd_rd_w=ZmaTZ&pd_rd_wg=bDLqV&pf_rd_p=1b8636ae-4f21-4403-a813-e8849dd46de4&pf_rd_r=158ENPSQ3CYVSN7PVFK8&psc=1&refRID=158ENPSQ3CYVSN7PVFK8[/spoiler]
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Optical-Gaming-Million-Colours/dp/B01KT8D7FM/ref=pd_sim_147_2/259-5946246-8566904?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01KT8D7FM&pd_rd_r=a7982955-a72b-11e9-a4c7-e1568a480461&pd_rd_w=ZmaTZ&pd_rd_wg=bDLqV&pf_rd_p=1b8636ae-4f21-4403-a813-e8849dd46de4&pf_rd_r=158ENPSQ3CYVSN7PVFK8&psc=1&refRID=158ENPSQ3CYVSN7PVFK8[/spoiler]
This gamer is not crossing the picket line
This gamer is not crossing the picket line
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got a Samsung 970 evo 1TB m.2 for £130 https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07CGJNLBB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
also a vacuum cleaner from ~£200 to ~£100 cause i kinda forgot to hoover in my flat for 9 months
got a Samsung 970 evo 1TB m.2 for £130 https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07CGJNLBB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
also a vacuum cleaner from ~£200 to ~£100 cause i kinda forgot to hoover in my flat for 9 months
also a vacuum cleaner from ~£200 to ~£100 cause i kinda forgot to hoover in my flat for 9 months
i bought alot of things cause i wanted to make wearhouse workers die >:D
i bought alot of things cause i wanted to make wearhouse workers die >:D
these strikes are really funny considering amazon is working really fast to automate these warehouse jobs...
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions
these strikes are really funny considering amazon is working really fast to automate these warehouse jobs...
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions
Reerothese strikes are really funny considering amazon is working really fast to automate these warehouse jobs...
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions
This is a complete misunderstanding of how corporate decisionmaking works
If Amazon could have gotten away with firing all their fulfillment center workers they would’ve done so already, the only potential reasons they haven’t are a) they haven’t developed the technology to do it fully yet, b) doing so would cost too much money up front, or c) they want to be able to keep being able to use the job creation narrative to justify the massive government subsidies and 0 taxes that they have
More labor power, regulations, and potentially even breaking up companies as large as Amazon will always be a net positive, they aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart
[quote=Reero]these strikes are really funny considering amazon is working really fast to automate these warehouse jobs...
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions[/quote]
This is a complete misunderstanding of how corporate decisionmaking works
If Amazon could have gotten away with firing all their fulfillment center workers they would’ve done so already, the only potential reasons they haven’t are a) they haven’t developed the technology to do it fully yet, b) doing so would cost too much money up front, or c) they want to be able to keep being able to use the job creation narrative to justify the massive government subsidies and 0 taxes that they have
More labor power, regulations, and potentially even breaking up companies as large as Amazon will always be a net positive, they aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart
but hey at least now that these people will be out of jobs they won't have to suffer through the terrible working conditions[/quote]
This is a complete misunderstanding of how corporate decisionmaking works
If Amazon could have gotten away with firing all their fulfillment center workers they would’ve done so already, the only potential reasons they haven’t are a) they haven’t developed the technology to do it fully yet, b) doing so would cost too much money up front, or c) they want to be able to keep being able to use the job creation narrative to justify the massive government subsidies and 0 taxes that they have
More labor power, regulations, and potentially even breaking up companies as large as Amazon will always be a net positive, they aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart
Late Stage Capitalism is the reason so many people are miserable nowadays. I learned this the hard way with my last job.
Late Stage Capitalism is the reason so many people are miserable nowadays. I learned this the hard way with my last job.
neo federative marx carlinism is the only way in which we can allocate this colloquial fascist new age demonastrative economy
neo federative marx carlinism is the only way in which we can allocate this colloquial fascist new age demonastrative economy
https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales I sort by new and refresh ever few minutes
https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales I sort by new and refresh ever few minutes
Moisthttps://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales I sort by new and refresh ever few minutes
old.reddit.com/r/bapcsalescanada for the canadian version
[quote=Moist]https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales I sort by new and refresh ever few minutes[/quote]
old.reddit.com/r/bapcsalescanada for the canadian version
old.reddit.com/r/bapcsalescanada for the canadian version
sry these amazon workers just need to get thru these 5 min breaks until the deals cool down
sry these amazon workers just need to get thru these 5 min breaks until the deals cool down
So spending $30 on E-girl water filtered through an ass crack is okay, but when I spend $99 on headphones it's "weird"?
So spending $30 on E-girl water filtered through an ass crack is okay, but when I spend $99 on headphones it's "weird"?
As if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america
As if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america
MakAs if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america
debate me
[quote=Mak]As if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america[/quote]
debate me
debate me
Collaidedebate me
What's your opinion of pineapple on Pizza?
mustardoverlordthey aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart
This is some good advice to remember. If you are working hard at a job but you aren't making enough money for the company they will often try to find a way to fire you. Remember that in any big business you are completely expendable and they only care about how much money you can bring in. If someone else can bring in more money for a lower wage and is prepared to work longer and more difficult hours, they will always choose that guy over you.
[quote=Collaide]
debate me[/quote]
What's your opinion of pineapple on Pizza?
[quote=mustardoverlord]
they aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart[/quote]
This is some good advice to remember. If you are working hard at a job but you aren't making enough money for the company they will often try to find a way to fire you. Remember that in any big business you are completely expendable and they only care about how much money you can bring in. If someone else can bring in more money for a lower wage and is prepared to work longer and more difficult hours, they will always choose that guy over you.
debate me[/quote]
What's your opinion of pineapple on Pizza?
[quote=mustardoverlord]
they aren’t keeping those jobs going purely out of the kindness of their heart[/quote]
This is some good advice to remember. If you are working hard at a job but you aren't making enough money for the company they will often try to find a way to fire you. Remember that in any big business you are completely expendable and they only care about how much money you can bring in. If someone else can bring in more money for a lower wage and is prepared to work longer and more difficult hours, they will always choose that guy over you.
MakAs if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america
People are more upset that their 11.50/hr unskilled labor job has them working under "inhuman conditions" and how apparently 11.50/hr starting pay for an unskilled labor job with benefits is such low and terrible pay because the American lifestyle of mindless consumerism coupled with the current rent:income ratio is inherently unsustainable.
[quote=Mak]As if people r actually upset about buying cheap shit lmaooo absolute state of america[/quote]
People are more upset that their 11.50/hr unskilled labor job has them working under "inhuman conditions" and how apparently 11.50/hr starting pay for an unskilled labor job with benefits is such low and terrible pay because the American lifestyle of mindless consumerism coupled with the current rent:income ratio is inherently unsustainable.
People are more upset that their 11.50/hr unskilled labor job has them working under "inhuman conditions" and how apparently 11.50/hr starting pay for an unskilled labor job with benefits is such low and terrible pay because the American lifestyle of mindless consumerism coupled with the current rent:income ratio is inherently unsustainable.
with every purchase made on amazon, rent in south lake union goes up $50
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies
with every purchase made on amazon, rent in south lake union goes up $50
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies
mustardoverlordhttps://www.currentaffairs.org/2019/06/a-citys-shopping-list
and this doesn’t even include adding bill gates and paul allen’s estates to the total, if applied to the seattle area
[quote=mustardoverlord]https://www.currentaffairs.org/2019/06/a-citys-shopping-list[/quote]
and this doesn’t even include adding bill gates and paul allen’s estates to the total, if applied to the seattle area
and this doesn’t even include adding bill gates and paul allen’s estates to the total, if applied to the seattle area
warriordragon12with every purchase made on amazon, rent in south lake union goes up $50
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies
The cost of living in Seattle is also 50% higher than the national average. Paying someone 18/hr in Seattle may as well be the equivalent of paying them 15/hr anywhere else in the country outside of the other high cost of living metropolises.
[quote=warriordragon12]with every purchase made on amazon, rent in south lake union goes up $50
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies[/quote]
The cost of living in Seattle is also 50% higher than the national average. Paying someone 18/hr in Seattle may as well be the equivalent of paying them 15/hr anywhere else in the country outside of the other high cost of living metropolises.
also $15 an hour for warehouse workers sounds good until you realize random small ice cream shops in seattle pay their employees $18/hr+ and they definitely aren’t trillion dollar companies[/quote]
The cost of living in Seattle is also 50% higher than the national average. Paying someone 18/hr in Seattle may as well be the equivalent of paying them 15/hr anywhere else in the country outside of the other high cost of living metropolises.
"Several Whole Foods workers told how one of the Amazon-related changes is that understaffing has become the norm. Full-time workers said their hours have regularly been reduced from 40 a week to 35 to 37 in the wake of Amazon enacting a $15 minimum wage for all its employees – thus rendering any rises in pay almost non-existent."
"Amazon now produced record revenue totals in four consecutive quarters, bringing in about $12 billion in earnings in that time."
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/jul/16/whole-foods-amazon-prime-working-conditions?CMP=share_btn_tw
"Several Whole Foods workers told how one of the Amazon-related changes is that understaffing has become the norm. Full-time workers said their hours have regularly been reduced from 40 a week to 35 to 37 in the wake of Amazon enacting a $15 minimum wage for all its employees – thus rendering any rises in pay almost non-existent."
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/amazon-profit-doubles-to-set-a-record-high-for-a-fourth-consecutive-quarter-2019-04-25
"Amazon now produced record revenue totals in four consecutive quarters, [b]bringing in about $12 billion in earnings in that time.[/b]"
"Several Whole Foods workers told how one of the Amazon-related changes is that understaffing has become the norm. Full-time workers said their hours have regularly been reduced from 40 a week to 35 to 37 in the wake of Amazon enacting a $15 minimum wage for all its employees – thus rendering any rises in pay almost non-existent."
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/amazon-profit-doubles-to-set-a-record-high-for-a-fourth-consecutive-quarter-2019-04-25
"Amazon now produced record revenue totals in four consecutive quarters, [b]bringing in about $12 billion in earnings in that time.[/b]"
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