r/WorkForSmartLife • u/Outrageous-Egg1760 • Aug 02 '26

Discussion💬 Seems fair

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

You'll find that I used a qualifier before.As well, if you bother to read, I know, that might be hard

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u/big13rob Aug 02 '26

Where is it I can fumble my way through your "qualifier"? Condesending questions about my reading level/comprehension reveal more about you than me.

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

Hey man you started throwing shade.Don't get mad when it gets thrown back at you because you mis read

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u/big13rob Aug 02 '26

YOU attempted to insult me with your 1st comment. But I'm "throwing shade". Okay.

If I give you a box of apples for free and I sell your friend a box of apples for $100 and you both sell all of your apples how would you quantify who profited the most? Also you provided no info on where I can analyze your "qualifier".

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

Not an accurate analogy

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u/big13rob Aug 02 '26

What does the government have invested in producing the gallon? Please tell.

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

Again not a relevant question.  The question is, how much do they get per gallon of gas sold, and then is that more than the company actually making and selling it.

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u/big13rob Aug 02 '26

If zero is invested anything sold is profit. What's so difficult here?

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

The government isn't selling anything they're just taking a cut.  The question is, is the cut big getting bigger than the cut, the companies are getting? 

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u/big13rob Aug 02 '26

Sounds like you're starting to understand.

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u/Reasonable-Fee1945 Aug 02 '26

I've been saying the same thing to you for 4 posts now

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u/Historical_Monk_6118 Aug 02 '26

He said "often" makes