Stupid arguments about the Ground business model

[floridays]

So "I just do" is your full explanation?

Another "creation."

 

[It will be fine]

Could they all be wrong ?

Who is they? The IRS? My bank? My employees? My attorneys?

 

[burrheadd]

Who is they? The IRS? My bank? My employees? My attorneys?

The folks commenting on the thread you created

 

[It will be fine]

The folks commenting on the thread you created

There are basically 2 idiots that don’t understand how business works. They are wrong. The rest of the world doesn’t debate reality.

 

[AB831]

There are basically 2 idiots that don’t understand how business works. They are wrong. The rest of the world doesn’t debate reality.

Tell us how it works then.

 

[floridays]

Who is they? The IRS? My bank? My employees? My attorneys?

Your accounts if Ground dissolves your contract.
Most likely if dissolved you'll lose your "business" and the house you "own."

 

[burrheadd]

There are basically 2 idiots that don’t understand how business works. They are wrong. The rest of the world doesn’t debate reality.

Lol

 

[It will be fine]

Tell us how it works then.

I own a business. It’s not very complicated. Explain what part you’re confused about.

 

[AB831]

I own a business. It’s not very complicated. Explain what part you’re confused about.

How is what you do owning a business? I don’t understand why you won’t answer the question and set the record straight.

 

[floridays]

I own a business. It’s not very complicated. Explain what part you’re confused about.

The part where if your sole client divorces you, how does your "business" survive?

 

[floridays]

How is what you do owning a business? I don’t understand why you won’t answer the question and set the record straight.

As a legal entity a business does exist, as a practical matter if fedex ground dissolves the contract all that is left are business liabilities.
Only one way to save the business in that event.

 

[AB831]

As a legal entity a business does exist, as a practical matter if fedex ground dissolves the contract all that is left are business liabilities.
Only one way to save the business in that event.

Yet he claims total autonomy and starts name calling when challenged

 

[59 Dano]

He created a special thread so he could pound his chest and now the whole board is mocking him. Do you really think he's actually going to give everyone the satisfaction of seeing him admit what they already know?

With "the whole board" being you and bacha. Too bad MF isn't piling on, but then he'd just parrot your points.

 

[59 Dano]

Okay. Then please explain how you own your own business. The floor is yours. Set everyone straight

Explain how he doesn't.

 

[59 Dano]

There are basically 2 idiots that don’t understand how business works. They are wrong. The rest of the world doesn’t debate reality.

Three. MF had the same arguments as the other guy.

It's like the arguments about how the world's largest cargo airline, which transports more air cargo than anyone else in the world with the world's largest air cargo fleet, isn't an airline.

 

[It will be fine]

How is what you do owning a business? I don’t understand why you won’t answer the question and set the record straight.

The burden is on you to explain how it isn’t. I own a company. I have one customer that my company provides a service for. The manner and means to provide that service is up to me. I can’t clear up your confusion when you argument is “lol bidnez, hurr durr.”

 

[AB831]

The burden is on you to explain how it isn’t. I own a company. I have one customer that my company provides a service for. The manner and means to provide that service is up to me. I can’t clear up your confusion when you argument is “lol bidnez, hurr durr.”

Not making an argument. Asking a question. Is your business completely autonomous and able to stand on its own without the existence of FedEx?

 

[falcon back]

Not making an argument. Asking a question. Is your business is completely autonomous and able to stand on its own without the existence of FedEx?

Isn't it past your bedtime little boy?

 

[floridays]

Not making an argument. Asking a question. Is your business is completely autonomous and able to stand on its own without the existence of FedEx?

Excellent question, force the no.
I sense a second question if the first is answered.

 

[MAKAVELI]

I own a business. It’s not very complicated. Explain what part you’re confused about.

You own trucks and that's it. It's really not that complicated.