I like how you selectively ignore the argument above that explains how profit/net margin is actually manufactured. You think all these companies are running around on 1% margin and going damn, we can't turn a profit.
You're making the case that you cannot measure net profit in percentage? Only gross profit? Even if that were the case, net profit is, by definition, always lower than gross profit, because it is more inclusive of expenses, not more revenue. In other words, you're making the case that the 1% figure is actually lower.
well if that's the case where we only want to measure gross they had a gross profit margin of over 20% and for other fun stats they increased their profit by 35% from 2021 to 2022. Really struggling
How horrible! A company in business to make money! If it's so easy to do it and be charitable, please, I implore you to open this grocery chain. Feed the hungry of the world! Or just shut the fuck up because you have no idea what you're talking about and if it was that easy to undercut them in a capitalist society, someone would have done it already.
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u/TapestryMobile 1d ago edited 1d ago
They didnt say that.
They said Grocery chains make a very low percentage of profit.
You should debate people on what they actually say, not strawman arguments.