The 1% accounts for 60% of spending. But they are all over leveraged or waiting for the inevitable crash so they can buy everything cheap and increase their hoard.
But billionaires aren’t the main consumer base for these brands. They buy boutique appliances and health foods more than they buy sodium laced chipped meat products and mom-and-pop’s favorite dishwasher.
Absolutely - you’re right. I just mean that these brands are complaining that they don’t benefit from their own CEOs having all the money, which is kind of amusing
Oh the money is there. But its all tied up with billionaires
The 1% accounts for 60% of spending. But they are all over leveraged or waiting for the inevitable crash so they can buy everything cheap and increase their hoard.
Compared to the ruling class, the 1%s are practically destitute
But won’t that new ballroom be something?
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But billionaires aren’t the main consumer base for these brands. They buy boutique appliances and health foods more than they buy sodium laced chipped meat products and mom-and-pop’s favorite dishwasher.
For sure, I was just saying that the people who buy this stuff’s money is tied up with the billionaires
Absolutely - you’re right. I just mean that these brands are complaining that they don’t benefit from their own CEOs having all the money, which is kind of amusing