The Economy

Or

 

The TP Crisis is 2024 is averted!

 

More bad news for Biden-Harris-Walz

September jobs report crushes expectations as US economy adds 254,000 jobs, unemployment rate falls to 4.1%

 

Well, now what you need to understand is words words words words words 45K words free exchange of goods words words words words words.

 

I heard that's how The Cools do it. No thanks.

 

Weirdly, that's what I miss about the "old" conservative movement. Didn't agree with them but they sure put their intellectual backs into their arguments. Now it's just gibberish.

 

Maybe the people you are talking about aren't conservatives?

 

One more jobs report to come out before the election (Friday 11/1).

 

Granted, I don't run multi-billion dollar corporations, and most people probably spend $5 in a shot anyway, so what do I know? But it seems like jacking up the price of a lottery ticket from $2 to $5 would be bad for business. To me, a lottery ticket is a fun throwaway impulse purchase that lets you dream for a little while. But that's a $1 or $2 purchase, and if you spend $5 or more it's to get multiple chances. At $5 a shot it starts to get to where you really feel the twinge of "Why am I doing this again?"

Mega Millions to increase ticket price next year amid overhaul

 

$30 scratch ticket

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ma...h-ticket-claimed-thursday.html?outputType=amp

 

Batman, you're right they'll lose some customers, but those will be among the occasional players who buy tickets when the jackpot gets really big and not at other times, the ones who buy scratch tickets as Christmas stocking stuffer presents. Those are a small percentage of the lotteries' total take. The bulk comes from the habitual, not to say addicted, players, the ones who clog up the purchase line at the liquor store on a daily basis.

 

Ohio has a fifty dollar scratchoff in a vending machine.