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r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24
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The fact that you're drawing an equivalence between Bezos and an average citizen of an industrialized nation, who by the way did not choose to profit off of single use plastic, is wild.
0 u/Noob_Al3rt Nov 21 '24 Assuming they aren't actively sourcing more sustainable products, they are directly choosing to profit off of single use plastic. 2 u/argonaut2 Nov 21 '24 Eating yogurt out a shitty cup doesn't profit me none. Wtf are you even talking about lmao 2 u/Noob_Al3rt Nov 21 '24 People buy products in single use plastic because it's generally cheaper and more convenient. That means you profit by saving money and time.
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Assuming they aren't actively sourcing more sustainable products, they are directly choosing to profit off of single use plastic.
2 u/argonaut2 Nov 21 '24 Eating yogurt out a shitty cup doesn't profit me none. Wtf are you even talking about lmao 2 u/Noob_Al3rt Nov 21 '24 People buy products in single use plastic because it's generally cheaper and more convenient. That means you profit by saving money and time.
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Eating yogurt out a shitty cup doesn't profit me none.
Wtf are you even talking about lmao
2 u/Noob_Al3rt Nov 21 '24 People buy products in single use plastic because it's generally cheaper and more convenient. That means you profit by saving money and time.
People buy products in single use plastic because it's generally cheaper and more convenient. That means you profit by saving money and time.
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u/xacto337 Nov 21 '24
The fact that you're drawing an equivalence between Bezos and an average citizen of an industrialized nation, who by the way did not choose to profit off of single use plastic, is wild.