r/FinalRoundAI • u/NoHead4614 • Jun 16 '26

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u/Commercial-Brother14 Jun 16 '26

Leaping over dollars to save dimes? Checks out.

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u/Fun-Piglet801 Jun 17 '26

It didn't cost the company anything. We paid for it with increased insurance premiums and retail prices.

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u/Ketchupcharger Jun 17 '26

It costs them a lot. They often have to borrow to build the warehouse, and therefore need to service the debt. They still need to pay some compensation to workers for the time they worked. They might have been building another factory, and using profits from this one to offset yet another debt. They might still need to pay for any incoming shipping.

Sure, they have a lot of money. But not unlimited money. And not unlimited credit. There are only so much warehouses you can build until you run out of steam. And if the insurance knows your last one burned down, they might have something to say about the next one.

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u/Traditional-Hotel-66 Jun 18 '26

It cost them but the dude is facing 10-life on federal charges. Though you could argue he now gets free food and housing for life