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>>13994452
Oh, I figured since you were skipping the entire point of my post I would skip the no point in yours since it is obvious and you didn't ask a question. Do you suppose there's a gun pointed at him off camera? You should call the fruit punch police.

Considering Walmart is known for paying its employees extremely generously, if one of the zoomers wanted to be in on a stupid meme for Hawaiian Punch then I really don't think it matters. Just because you'd be embarrassed to do it doesn't mean it's intrinsically embarrassing. Jobs ask you to do something for a set amount of money, if you don't want to do that thing then you leave the job at any time you want and are free to be hired somewhere else.

As for the 2.2 million jobs being lost over Hawaiian Punch specifically, yes that would be hyperbole. Except it is your idea stretched to its logical conclusion. Advertisement sells products, if you stop advertising you stop selling products and every product not sold decreases the parent companies wealth bit by bit, at points in the parent companies wealth loss they need to make up for this loss, generally resulting in jobs at the company being lost. I did not know I needed to explain the absolute basics of consumerism to you on the business subforum, but here we are.

>>13994452
Oh, I figured since you were skipping the entire point of my post I would skip the no point in yours since it is obvious and you didn't ask a question. Do you think suppose there's a gun pointed at him off camera? You should call the fruit punch police.

Considering Walmart is known for paying its employees extremely generously, if one of the zoomers wanted to be in on a stupid meme for Hawaiian Punch then I really don't think it matters. Just because you'd be embarrassed to do it doesn't mean it's intrinsically embarrassing. Jobs ask you to do something for a set amount of money, if you don't want to do that thing then you leave the job at any time you want and are free to be hired somewhere else.

As for the 2.2 million jobs being lost over Hawaiian Punch specifically, yes that would be hyperbole. Except it is your idea stretched to its logical conclusion. Advertisement sells products, if you stop advertising you stop selling products and every product not sold decreases the parent companies wealth bit by bit, at points in the parent companies wealth loss they need to make up for this loss, generally resulting in jobs at the company being lost. I did not know I needed to explain the absolute basics of consumerism to you on the business subforum, but here we are.