I find is so fascinating that this guy would rather pointlessly launch rockets and blow them up instead of paying his wagies decent wages. lets say for example 41 dollars an hour he would only have to raise prices by like 6.8%
>>62293128Lol bump
They are actually decent wages, you don't deserve 75th percentile wages for working in an amazon warehouse, I'm sorry
>>62294864You’re not Jeff Bezos and he wouldn’t piss on you if you were on fireYou’re a pathetic low class person to the Epstein class and you’re a traitor to the rest of us
>>62294864Lol yes they do. No you not see how many employees they burn through . U make less than 41 so it would help you
Amazon warehouses will be fully automated in a few more years. He doesn't need to retain his workers.
>>62295284How brainwashed do you have to be to support views that go against your own interest. It's amazing. Doesn't Amazon make like 6 figures a year in revenue per employee
>>62293128Wow another bezos thread about his rocket blowing up on the business & finance board. And its complaining about wages again lmao. Tick tock tick tock less than 24 hours until Monday!
>>62294864>75th percentile wages$41/hour is 64th percentile.
>>62295410The wagie makes his own lease and puts it on himself lol
>>62293128>instead of paying his wagies decent wagesWhat would that accomplish in the world?
>>62295456People become happy? What do rockets accomplish?
>>62295468>People become happy?Paying significantly above market rates is not how Amazon got successful.>What do rockets accomplish?If you believe it might one day be possible to have a Star Trek or rather The Expanse style colonization of space, you have to start somewhere.Or do you want to wait until literally every problem on Earth is solved first?
goyim in the real world
>>62295474now that they're successful, they can start paying decently? it's better than chasing some science fiction
>>62295500What you're talking about is not exciting or electrifying. It does not attract even more successful people who say "Let me in!". If you have a science fiction project, you get a lot of 130+ IQ engineers wanting to work on it. Success breeds more success. You bundle the best and brightest in the rocket company. And almost certainly one day you can monetize that, since you care about it "making sense". There absolutely will be gain of it in the future, just not now. Meanwhile, your better pay for lowly workers has no payoff profile. There is no future potential reward for it.
>>62295512you literally need science fiction amounts of energy/material to accomplish this. also it can never fail
>>62295520>energy/materialSo Bezos' sci-fi dreams lead to there needing to be new gas or wind power plants needing to be constructed?Giving blue collar workers jobs?
>>62295520Weird because there are multiple countries and companies competing to do it. I guess they all seemingly have science fiction levels of energy and materials. Or you are a dumb retard?
>>62295532so you really believe we will colonize mars and the moon?
>>62293128all wages are decent by definitionif a wage wasn't decent, it'd be refused, and therefore wouldn't be paid, and wouldn't be a wage
>>62295538what do you feel about this
>>62293128It’s crazy you blame one of the largest employers in the world for the cost of living crisis created by the governments and banks. Whatever you consider a “fair wage” today you’ll call unfair in three years. Also, remember poor in the US is middle class in the rest of the world.
>>62293128>he would only have to raise prices by like 6.8%6.8% would literally put amazon retail underwater their profit margins are literally 1-2%
>>62295584how do you feel about this
>>62295593doesn't include other types of compensation, im sure that's just a rounding error tho
>>62295624lol this is supported by so many studies but whatever
I feel like the whole rockets' thing (for him and Elon) is just the physical manifestation of their defiance against paying decent wages. like even after I'd achieved success and scale I wanted, I'd still rather blow the surplus away with rockets then finally pay decent wages
>>62295593Women entering the workforce, offshoring, etc
>>62295780the rockets you can profit from. paying higher wages to factory slaves does nothing but increase inflation. competing firms will have to raise wages. real wages remain the same or fall due to inflation.
how do you retards not realize that sats are a goldmine because of glowie government money? not even the satellite internet is a good investment. how many customers do they have compared to some random ISP?the whole "travel to the moon" and "mars colony" talks are pure bullshit to make goyim forger about the huge subsidies.
>>62295593That's when computers became capable. Ask AI why it's such a game changer.(The existence of AI itself should give you a hint)
>>62293128>paying his wagies decent wageswhat's the point? it will not make anything betterrockets are at least cool af
>>62295780>I feel like the whole rockets' thing (for him and Elon) is just the physical manifestation of their defiance against paying decent wages.Sorry to say but on the scale of "Tony Stark" vs "giving food stamps to groids", rocketry is clearly something that embodies one end of this spectrum better.
>>62293128jewish exploitation makes wealth somehow
>>62295538the trick with "unskilled" labor is that if every place offers a mediocre wage, the wagies don't have much of a choice. what are they gonna do? 98% of people can't make money without a job, so they have to accept it.
If I had to live the goycattle wagie life of caring about wages, I don't think I could do it. I would rather be dead.
>>62296172you literally make less than 41. meaning you would benefit. are you that much of a hater
>>62293128If he raises wages his competitors will destroy himhis competitors are going to destroy him anyways, since they operate in countries where people will work for FAR less than amazon paysmeaning he's already paying far too much in wages, and will predictably be run out of business by companies that pay 1/1000th as much and don't hire americans.
>>62296623like temu?
>>62296708no, it's temu
>>62296712lol all those companies dont have the infrastructure amazon built for 20+ years to make shipping fast
>>62294864But factory workers use to be able to buy a one and support a family. How come we must use accept a lower quality of ice as time goes on but the rich class continues to get richer? Seems like cuckholdry to me to accept such a state of affairs
>>62296728>yetand so far they've been literally using amazon's infrastructure.
>>62296744Traditionalists are only traditional when it comes to having melties about others doing anything except gooning and crying.Not when it comes to conserving or restoring beneficial circumstances.
>>62296744he's not familiar with the golden age of capitalism or the wage to productivity gap. he's been brainwashed to support views that go against his own interest
>>62296788>he's been brainwashed to support views that go against his own interestor maybe just your interests
>>62296800wages not following productivity effects the bottom 90ish percent wtf. do you want the 1% to have more?
>>62296809>wtf. do you want the 1% to have more?are you lost?
>>62295468>What do rockets accomplish?https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/infographics/20-inventions-we-wouldnt-have-without-space-travel/>>62295398go back to your d*cord, tranny.
>>62295284>You’re not Jeff Bezos and he wouldn’t piss on you if you were on fireYou’re a pathetic low class person to the Epstein class and you’re a traitor to the rest of us>>62295398>How brainwashed do you have to be to support views that go against your own interest. It's amazing. Doesn't Amazon make like 6 figures a year in revenue per employee100%crazy how bootlickers show up for their oppressors
History will record the acts of the pioneers of space travel and human interplanetary migration. History never has and never will give a shit about what a bunch of no-skill meathead laborers got paid.And paying people more than they are worth in the labor market takes resources away from more productive endeavors.
>>62295584> largestsingle handedly destroyed main streets as well as mom & pop stores worldwide
>>62293128>How many employees does Amazon have?Amazon employs 1.576 million people globally>How much does Amazon pay it's employees on average?The median pay across their global workforce stands at $40,206.>How many hours does an Amazon employee work on average?On average, Amazon employees work 40 hours per week>$40,206 / (52 * 40)$19.33 / Hr. - Average pay> $41.00 - $19.33$21.67 / Hr.> $21.67 * (52 * 40)$45,073.60 - Additional pay per employee to reach OP's target hourly wage>$45,073.60 * 1.576 million employees$71,035,993,600 - Total additional income required to reach OP's target hourly wage>How much money does Amazon earn every year through sales?Over the twelve months leading up to early 2026, their trailing twelve-month revenue reached $742.8 billion>How much tax does Amazon pay on its revenue?Amazon effectively pays around 19% to 20% of its U.S. income in corporate income taxes.>$71,035,993,600 * 1.2 (20% tax)$85,243,192,320>$85,243,192,320 / $742,800,000,0000.114759279 (11.4%)Well OP, you're not that far off, but you were underselling it almost by a factor of 2. >Pre-Sales Tax Price Increases>$10 with 11.4% increase$11.14>$30 with 11.4% increase$33.42>$60 with 11.4% increase$66.84>$100 with 11.4% increase$111.40
>>62299857what percent of America makes less than 41? it would help them. do you make less than 41?
>>62296744poor people used to starve now they die from eating too much
>>62299748that billionaire gave me 2 day delivery of any man-made object, while minwagies, bleeding heart hobo cock suckers and their consequences do nothing but annoy me every daythis is why I invest in tesla, we MUST replace their menial labor with robots so that we never need them for anything
>>62300360you're literally a wagie
>>62295284You can criticize him, sure, but calling him a traitor doesn't make sense. He never made any promises to "the rest of us", so how can he be a traitor to "the rest of us"?
>>62295538I can tell you think this is an intelligent take. But believe it or not, your assessment is wrong.
>>62300244They eat too much stuff that isn't food
>>62293128>launch rockets and blow them up>$0>paying his wagies decent wages>raise prices by like 6.8%Why ask questions with the answers built in?
its funny how, i don't know how to call it, naive some adults are, no wonder you aren't a businessman if you think raising salaries is ever a good thing for a business, i mean why is negotiation even a thing ir raising salaries was so easy