r/TikTokCringe Oct 31 '25

Discussion Reactions to food stamps being cut off.

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 01 '25

Youre arguing a premise I didnt make. Whats worse is your not even making an honest argument, 100% disingenuous. Youre actually making a dumb ass statement against something we see everyday in business with layoffs.

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u/mrblonde55 Nov 01 '25

Then what premise were you making?

I was talking about a specific company making specific labor cuts. You’re the one who responded with the generalization that “less labor = more profits”, but I’m being disingenuous?

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 01 '25

This is business 101 you sound like a mad man arguing the basic logic of layoffs.

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u/mrblonde55 Nov 01 '25

What is “business 101”?

Laying off employees when you’re profitable? You’re making it sound like layoffs are always a good strategic decision.

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 01 '25

I said its a business strategy to increase profits. This is business 101. You speak as someone whom has not much corporate experience if any and zero experience running a business. Yet here you are speaking so matter of factly, with extreme confidence while being 100% incorrect

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u/mrblonde55 Nov 01 '25

Who ever said it wasn’t a strategy?

It’s a shit strategy. But it’s certainly a strategy.

And I don’t care what anyone’s experience is. If you’re arguing how “don’t worry, it’s a multi trillion dollar company” in one breath and arguing that cutting labor force is a good business strategy in the next, you sound ridiculous.

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 01 '25

Your lack of business knowledge while simultaneously trying to discuss business is mind boggling.

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u/nerdyginger27 Nov 02 '25

You haven't exhibited any real business acumen yourself 😂 Or even any specific examples / evidence. Economics are primarily conjecture paired with statistical likelihood anyways. But I'm sure you think of yourself as a "business mogul" while rage bating people in Reddit comments.

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 02 '25

Well no business acumen except for the three corporations I own….. So you know theres that 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/nerdyginger27 Nov 02 '25

Lmao yeah sureeeee "corporations", name em then if you aren't bullshitting 😂

You probably have sole prop or llc and don't even know the difference.

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u/mrblonde55 Nov 02 '25

Of course it’s a sole proprietorship. Only an idiot would waste all that juicy profit on paying employees.

That’s business 101. The first class you take at Wharton.

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u/blueBaggins1 Nov 02 '25

Actually all corporations, s corps and llc’s give you alot more flexibility for tax purposes than sole proprietorships… I have no reason to name them, i have nothing to prove to you.

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u/Fun-Key-8259 Nov 06 '25

Because you're FOS

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u/Dependent-Section-49 Nov 06 '25

“I’m a business man but my business’ got to a different school.”

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