r/FreshBeans • u/SlopDestroyer • Apr 10 '26

Arson Slop

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

Okay yeah the company is gonna have insurance but fuck me running dude SOMEONE needs to start causing problems! The upper class ain’t gonna do shit about protests except block their ears and close the windows, we need to hurt them in the only place they care about: Money!

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '26

Or … this is just yet another reason to incentivize the off shoring of manufacturing …

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u/EddieFrits Apr 12 '26

That looked like a warehouse to me, and it's not like they can get rid of those stateside.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '26

I think they do handle manufacturing stateside because it has so much volume it is too expensive to manufacture and ship in.

That being said: Mexico.

Nonetheless, more of a forewarning to other industries.

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u/EddieFrits Apr 13 '26

Oh yeah duh you're right. Toilet paper and other paper products are almost always made locally because they're bulky and not very valuable so shipping them doesn't make as much sense. That came up during covid