I did about the same sales but offered deeper discounts and free gifts so margins were worse and this is with a substantially larger email and sms list

u/wkern74

Not claiming inflation is 20% though 2022 I would say its probably not that unlikely, my point is when inflation continues running high for 3 years in a row the end result is your paying substantially more for things today than 3 years ago. This year were at 3.3% right, okay last year 8% that right there is 11.3%, then whatever 2021 was. Its not rocket science everyone is struggling, people were check to check, didn’t have $400 for an emergency and all that other jazz the media always reports and that was the case 4 years ago so what result do you think it has on peoples spending capabilities when today they’re paying more for insurance, more for groceries, more for rent, etc, etc, etc

Are you always talking and never taking action and doing anything? Get something started before telling her

An owner of a private company is always gonna care more than a corporation doesn’t mean it has to be crazy like you described but where as a manager may buy everyone 200 dollar office chairs because its not their money an owner mayne will shop for a decent but economical chair and this extends to all areas of the business.

I’ve also worked at several companies where employees were ordering expensive ink cartridges and such and reselling them on eBay.

While surveillance doesn’t need to be intrusive and crazy there is a reason for it