Trickle down health care costs

Both of you need meet at Hooters.

Jillio, you got nice red Obama approved, Lexus car and TXgolfer, you got nice biggest black Dodge RAM truck.

I cannot wait to see your answer to be heard. j/k :lol:

LOL, I don't go to Hooter's. Besides, it is impossible to have a productive conversation with a man who is more interested in a woman's boobs than he is in engaging in intelligent discussion.:P
 
LOL, I don't go to Hooter's. Besides, it is impossible to have a productive conversation with a man who is more interested in a woman's boobs than he is in engaging in intelligent discussion.:P

What, boobs? Where?
 
A Hooters franchise need not purchase the healthcare, go figure.
 
Tell me again how this relates to insurance fee mandates in SF...

Think you can find anything to say that is not derogatory towards non-Conservatives, regardless of whether you can substantiate your claims?

I didn't think so.

You didn't think so because I didn't. And neither did jillio. Beowulf (see post 20) made a comment and then jillio (see post 21) made a comment and then my comment was from Beowulf's post. So unless you are reading between the lines, there was nothing said about SF, althought the original does speak of SF. It was not me who got off topic, but I was just agreeing with Beowulf. So I said nothing derogatory nor do I have any idea who these non-Conservatives are. Don't get your panties in a bunch>
 
:P

Just teasing, of course. Just because we disagree about tons of stuff doesn't mean we can't have fun while doing it, right?



Well, to be blunt, you're not the CEO or CFO of these companies. Assuming they're even somewhat competent at their jobs, they'll look at all of these options. Assuming their company and the people making these decisions are competent (a large leap, I realize, but still...), they may come to the conclusion that any of these decisions might negatively affect their profits more than simply reporting the increased costs as... costs, which simply results in them reporting slightly less growth/profits than they otherwise would have.

Not of these....But I know how I ran mine.


Business economics and the like are extremely complex, and trying to simplify it down occasionally has the detrimental effect of implying that a situation that's somewhat different from the simplified version happens far less than it might actually happen.

Like I said..


You used the phrase "trickle down" which obviously implies "trickle down economics". After the fact saying "Well, I said 'trickle down' but not 'trickle down economics' so that means you can't use that phrase to criticize me either!" just sounds silly

To you perhaps.... *shrug*
 
LOL, I don't go to Hooter's. Besides, it is impossible to have a productive conversation with a man who is more interested in a woman's boobs than he is in engaging in intelligent discussion.:P

You are the one avoiding questions about what YOU believe.....Kind of an important part of an "intelligent discussion". What exactly are you looking at??? :lol:
 
You are the one avoiding questions about what YOU believe.....Kind of an important part of an "intelligent discussion". What exactly are you looking at??? :lol:

People who are capable of reading and comprehending my posts don't have a bit of trouble ascertaining what I believe. :dunno2:
 
People who are capable of reading and comprehending my posts don't have a bit of trouble ascertaining what I believe. :dunno2:

Well sure, but Rumplestiltskin said the same thing. :hmm:
 
People who are capable of reading and comprehending my posts don't have a bit of trouble ascertaining what I believe. :dunno2:

What planet do they live on? We need them for a translation. :lol:

At least you realize costs incurred by a business will be passed down....you were pretty clear on that.
 
What planet do they live on? We need them for a translation. :lol:

At least you realize costs incurred by a business will be passed down....you were pretty clear on that.

There are a whole bunch of them on the AD planet.:cool2:
 
This thread is probably 30 seconds away from getting locked. Anyway. I figured if you say things like "obamacare" and "tax" and "trickle down", then I think you mean to talk about "trickle down economics". The situation in SF is not trickle down economics.

Also, the restaurants can't excise a "tax" so much as a "fee"... like delivery fees, housekeeping fees, landlords' endless fees for everything...it's just a way to make the consumer pay for overhead.
 
This thread is probably 30 seconds away from getting locked. Anyway. I figured if you say things like "obamacare" and "tax" and "trickle down", then I think you mean to talk about "trickle down economics". The situation in SF is not trickle down economics.

Also, the restaurants can't excise a "tax" so much as a "fee"... like delivery fees, housekeeping fees, landlords' endless fees for everything...it's just a way to make the consumer pay for overhead.

Pft, nah, politics doesn't get locked around these parts. Just reli--[redacted].
 
This thread is probably 30 seconds away from getting locked. Anyway. I figured if you say things like "obamacare" and "tax" and "trickle down", then I think you mean to talk about "trickle down economics". The situation in SF is not trickle down economics.

Also, the restaurants can't excise a "tax" so much as a "fee"... like delivery fees, housekeeping fees, landlords' endless fees for everything...it's just a way to make the consumer pay for overhead.

hence the term "surcharge"
 
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