Do you not depend on corporations for your livelihood?
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So the republican bill helps employers and employees? What’s wrong with that?
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There is nothing in to ensure the corporations dont use the money for stock buybacks and bonuses like they did in 2008. This has been explained to you multiple times now, it really isnt that hard
Southwest airline has 539mil shares
$0.18 dividend.
That’s about $100mil annual in dividend payouts.
$20bil operating expenses
6 months $10bil
The company was established in 1967. Their dividend started in 1976.
So, they’ve had their almost 50 years to build up a $5billion cash cushion and to slow their growth/operating expenses to get at least a 3-6 month rainy day fund.
You lose.
That’s almost 55 years to build up a responsible cushion.
Maybe they shouldn’t have created so many liabilities over their 60+ year existence and planned for the future a bit better.
You know, like workers have to do over their 50 year working careers.
You lose.
16 billion in profit. Yep they can afford it.
Oh. And southwest airlines last year had a free cash flow of about $3billion. 5 years of saving that gives them almost an annual rainy day fund
That’s not true.
And puts them out of business.
Yes it is
That’s enough to almost fund southwest airlines for a year. How many more airlines are there? Let’s add up the years.
Too bad they have been so irresponsible not having a rainy day fund these last 50 years
No, it isn’t.
Yes. Saving free cash flow, even 50% of it puts them out of business lol - do you know what FCF is?
Yes it is
Yep. You have no idea what you’re talking about.
No, it really isn’t. You are a victim.
Yes they really did
You fail. Simple baseless assertions
Did. Last time. President Trump addressed it. Stop living in the past.
Your faith in excel is child-like.
