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He probably wouldn't even be ideologically opposed to that, given his family's emerald mines and the fact that most of the remaining employees are on a work visa.
I am very interested in the amount of people that are still working there solely because of an H1B or something equity related. >

I’m interested on how much that pizza oven is >

10K for a restaurant pizza oven with 2 doors with 18% fee on top of your taxes.
I think you can buy one new for less, no? >

10k?  Not sure what kind of oven you are buying but they are not 10k for a refurbished one.  My family’s small pizza shop bought a new 2 door oven for 25k with tax.  The original oven was 18k refurbished and that thing broke down a ton over the years. >

What can I get for 2k ? >

the fuck out, apparently. >

I like your style internet stranger. >

Q: how do you make a small fortune when buying a popular online communication service?
A: you start with a large fortune. >

That’s akin to the (very) old joke I first heard in the 80s. 
How do you make a million dollars? Start with a billion and buy an airline. >

is that specifically a trump joke or just in general, i know he had an airline that was a huge failure >

I've seen this joke attributed to Richard Branson as a self-deprecating quip but I strongly suspect that's apocryphal.
(He did get into the airline business in the 80s though.) >

This. It was his quote, regarding his airline Virgin Atlantic. >

Which airline is one of the better flying experiences I've had.  I actually paid attention to the safety message. >

The garage sale with continue until morale improves >

He's gonna start auctioning employees soon