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I would also consider if the business can run without the current owner, if you buy the business can it keep running with minimal input from you or will you have to go all in running it from day 1

Truck drivers make way more than $20 per hour, according to UPS part timers make $20+ per hour plus benefits after 30 days. Loading truck etc, entry level work. $17.50 at target to unload truck vs $20+ at UPS Truck drivers have little to gain from the strike

like asking ford vs chevy. Overall wont be a huge difference between the 2

publicly traded, their profit is down 22% year over year and the rest of the numbers are not on the best trend like many other big companies this year. Most companies are in cost cutting mode right now, not the best time for the union to push for more expenses 8% profit margin, not alot of...

I can see this in the fedex truck that comes to our building, it's a rental truck and takes the driver a while to dig though the back to find a package because there is no where to step

https://www.retaildive.com/news/amazon-warehouse-closures-cancellations-delays-2023-mwpvl/643845/ Amazon has canceled, closed or delayed 99 U.S. facilities, impacting nearly 32.3 million square feet of active or planned ground-level space in 30 states, Marc Wulfraat, president and founder of...

I was talking to another UPS employee that is very pro strike, I asked him who will pay for the union demands, he said UPS!. I asked where does UPS get money? He said from people that ship packages and then stopped himself mid sentence as he made my point that he is really demanding the extra...

Amazon is cutting back, there are a few unfinished fulfilment centers in my area that they decided to not open. Amazon over estimated covid demand and went way too big. Amazon is also doing incentives and really asking 3rd party sellers to increase FBA use. Amazon is doing everything possible...

My UPS driver said they are getting AC either way and it is in the works. Trucks have been getting ACs installed. He doesn't care too much for getting AC as the trucks get turned off every 2 minutes at stops and opening/closing doors will be a big slow down. Maybe if they did not have to turn...

I think chances of the strike actually happening are low but never know, would make a great distraction from other high profile events

There physically won't be enough room on the FedEx trucks even if they had the manpower to handle it, which they don't

no i think just looks like that in the photo, I'll double check tomorrow lol. I did lose the side panel somehow

It is pretty expensive, those LTT ads aren't cheap. I think in their undercover purchase of prebuilt PCs, origin was decent overall with some issues they were willing to address. Still much better than dell/alienware and HP indian tech support trying to sell you 5 year warranty

I also have Adobe CS6 on this computer ,don't know where my install disks are or where the key is so gotta keep it running as long as possible to avoid another Adobe license. my newest computer has the latest Adobe subscription

The day after I buy the new power supply without any research, LTT releases a video bashing this PSU, although it is a best seller. Found out old PSU was dead on Sunday and had no choice but to grab something off the shelf at bestbuy 10 minutes before closing. I'm sure it'll be fine for a few...

Those small dealerships have flags of every brand you can think of. One side of the street big name official GMC dealership, look the other way and see a GMC flags, banners etc next to beat up cars, maybe no gmc even on the lot. Feather flags, banners etc that are I'm sure printed locally at a...

I don't think any wide format printer will survive long riding in a trailer inked up

There are dozens of used car dealerships, cash type places in my area and all have banners and flags of every car brand logo you can think of. One is even called beemers and benzes or something like that. Some of these are right across the street from big names like GMC, VW, Toyota official...

I remember 10 years ago I was shipping 36" x 12" x 12", 20lb box for $7 (retail rate) across the country. Now this would cost $20 with negotiated rates and probably $40 retail

One thing that is for sure is that prices will go up