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14-03-2020 12:32 AM - edited 14-03-2020 12:32 AM
This support package might fail in the short term. Millions of people with $750 in their bank accounts who'll be too nervous to visit shopping malls etc,fearing they might contract the virus.
I bought some albums from OS before this virus hit the fan. I'm now waiting to see if they arrive in the usual amount of time before I make more purchases.
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on 14-03-2020 10:25 AM
@myoclon1cjerk wrote:This support package might fail in the short term. Millions of people with $750 in their bank accounts who'll be too nervous to visit shopping malls etc,fearing they might contract the virus.
I bought some albums from OS before this virus hit the fan. I'm now waiting to see if they arrive in the usual amount of time before I make more purchases.
you must remember buying online is not a human free zone
after you press the 'buy' button you start a long process of your item being handled by many hands.
if just 1 of those steps is affected by the virus your item could be delayed by several weeks.
the only actual way to buy right now and be sure you get what you want 'now' is to actually go out and get it yourself.
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on 14-03-2020 12:00 PM
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on 14-03-2020 05:38 PM
@myoclon1cjerk wrote:This support package might fail in the short term. Millions of people with $750 in their bank accounts who'll be too nervous to visit shopping malls etc,fearing they might contract the virus.
I bought some albums from OS before this virus hit the fan. I'm now waiting to see if they arrive in the usual amount of time before I make more purchases.
A boom for home delivery couriers
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on 14-03-2020 05:40 PM
@brerrabbit585 wrote:
His business would certainly have a much better chance of success if he spent his time on it instead of on looking for obscure information on a virus and then trying to show how knowledgeable he is.
Obviously intelligent dialogue offends - should not be surprised , is a national cultural trait
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on 14-03-2020 05:41 PM
@martinw-48 wrote:
Might go to the Dentist, haven't been for nine years
Time to reduce the pathogen loading ?
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on 14-03-2020 05:54 PM
@rogevibe wrote:
@brerrabbit585 wrote:
His business would certainly have a much better chance of success if he spent his time on it instead of on looking for obscure information on a virus and then trying to show how knowledgeable he is.Obviously intelligent dialogue offends - should not be surprised , is a national cultural trait
Intelligent dialogue does not offend.
Stringed over verbose - perhaps does so - and generally unecessary.
' Cultural trait ' could be deemed ' offensive '.
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on 14-03-2020 06:07 PM
@brerrabbit585 wrote:
Call it what you will but double dipping is double dipping. You were prepared to start up a business before the package was announced so nothing has changed, you're no worse off than you were. If the govt gave your business a handout and the business failed, what good has the money done? If it's a sound business it'll survive without a handout.
You seem to have a real obsession about this virus. I'd say it's going to become a self-fulfilling prophecy, ie. you'll get it.
Financially a business is a separate entity to a private person , therefore a legal representitive or owner can on behalf of the entity apply for funding - not that it will be always granted , but ethically can apply
AS for me , the private individual , one must be careful in commenting about issues that may be soley relavent to another country as this can create a backlash from those that may feel intruded upon
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on 14-03-2020 07:18 PM
@rogevibe wrote:
@brerrabbit585 wrote:
Call it what you will but double dipping is double dipping. You were prepared to start up a business before the package was announced so nothing has changed, you're no worse off than you were. If the govt gave your business a handout and the business failed, what good has the money done? If it's a sound business it'll survive without a handout.
You seem to have a real obsession about this virus. I'd say it's going to become a self-fulfilling prophecy, ie. you'll get it.Financially a business is a separate entity to a private person , therefore a legal representitive or owner can on behalf of the entity apply for funding - not that it will be always granted , but ethically can apply
AS for me , the private individual , one must be careful in commenting about issues that may be soley relavent to another country as this can create a backlash from those that may feel intruded upon
Geez - keep it together - a ' sole trader ' (as you mentioned) is the entity - you.
And just to keep it together - relavent is relevant.
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on 14-03-2020 07:40 PM