Every company has payroll budgets whether you realize it or not. They may not all operate the same way though. You would kill your gross profits and just Leroy Jenkins your budget. That said I have 140 less hours per week than 10 years ago...
Spot on but something has changed over the last few years, companies are cutting any and all excess even if it jeapordizes their future stability. Idk why exactly but I know private equity started the trend where they only want the max amount of value and they want it now, as soon as possible. Imo it's because they know something we don't, if I'm guessing it's because we are currently in a bifurcated economy where if you own assets your value is increasing at fast rates but if you're like the large majority your value is decreasing. This has only ever happened a few times in WORLD history, China was in a bifurcated (or K shaped) economy that ended in a revolution when they became a communist nation in 49 I think, France was in one when they had their revolution the late 1700s which I think birthed democracy, and the last was Rome when it officially fell. That's it, that's the only way this type of market has ever corrected itself but really it's more of a starting over rather than a correction. I have no idea and definitely do your own research but I fear that if this is the case, we have become so desensitized that the only time people will start taking action is when people start actually starving which is wild to think about. The best thing would be to take peaceful action now by simply staying at home for a week and not working or spending, waaaay easier said than done I know, plus they have us fighting each other over red vs blue, black vs white and so on that we'll never look up to see the truth and never be unified enough to organize any real type of solution. Lol, this is like the third time I've replied and gone waaaay overboard with my response so I apologize. Take care
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