Originally posted by Cowpoker
I was thinking the same thing.
Make it real easy, you have a lemonade stand and sell $5,000 worth of lemonade, have no debt on $500 worth of assets and only $2500 in cost of sales.
StarLemons sells 5 million worth of lemonade, has 2 million in debt on 3 million in assets and cost of sales is 4.4 million.
Which company will survive if Congress creates a law requiring federal inspections with a fee of $15-30,000 the way they did with other areas of food production ? That would describe the hiccup that Cat was describing.
Here is a hint, it isn't the company with zero debt and the higher margin and you really don't need a business degree from an Ivy league school to figure that out and apparently, having a degree doesn't mean you can figure it out either.
Super cute.
I was thinking the same thing.
Make it real easy, you have a lemonade stand and sell $5,000 worth of lemonade, have no debt on $500 worth of assets and only $2500 in cost of sales.
StarLemons sells 5 million worth of lemonade, has 2 million in debt on 3 million in assets and cost of sales is 4.4 million.
Which company will survive if Congress creates a law requiring federal inspections with a fee of $15-30,000 the way they did with other areas of food production ? That would describe the hiccup that Cat was describing.
Here is a hint, it isn't the company with zero debt and the higher margin and you really don't need a business degree from an Ivy league school to figure that out and apparently, having a degree doesn't mean you can figure it out either.
Super cute.
