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I currently have an iPhone 5 personal phone, an iPhone 4S work phone, and a Nokia flip phone work phone. I have some extra scratch and my Nokia workphone is so old and beat up I'm considering buying a new phone from AT&Ts selection of prepaid smart phones, but I'm having second thoughts. Even in today's world, as a member of the app generations elite, is three smart phones crossing the line? At what point do I go from being a counterculture trendsetter to a corporate lackey and slave to consumer society?

In short, how many smartphones can one own before its necessary to admit you've sacrificed all you Marxist values, that you're no longer a revolutionary, that you've sold out?

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how does it feel to have become only the second worst and stupidest poster on the forum drew
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It feels good Tom.
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i have a droid 4 it has a keyboard
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the question is irrelevant, the relevant point is that you clearly have too many close thread
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fuck that shit
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HOW MANY FART PHONES IS TOO MANY

HOME RUN TOM
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seriously how does trader joes sell $3 wine thats not totally disgusting
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i call them traitor jews in polite company
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it's a loss leader
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To the OP: Kill your self
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slumlord posted:

it's a loss leader



i don't know what that means but i know about this song

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Aaron Schnore 1 year ago
CODEINE REUNION TOUR ANNOUNCED!!!
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binsbein 1 year ago
???????????????
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it is a very old retail gambit where you heavily promote an item that is priced to sell at a loss in order to lure people into your store. once there, people also tend to buy other, more profitable things that more than make up for the loss leader

(this may sound like a crazy huckster trick but it is an essential element of modern retail strategery. big retailers all have computer models that monitor supply chains and consumer buying patterns to predict theoretically-optimal pricing strategies &c)
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cool
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like walmart still sells a toaster for five bucks sometimes, and it's not a bad toaster, there's no way it costs them under five bucks to manufacture. but walmart's sentient quantum-computed AI slave-god knows that enough people will also buy a bag of wonderbread and two jars of jam to make up for the loss and then some
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of course the point of having a computer do it is that most of those associations aren't something any human could reasonably predict, like five-dollar toasters sell more tires under a full moon in june and december or something

it's all fucking voodoo and they have no idea what they're actually doing, just trusting the models. the big secret of management is that most huge corporations are run entirely by algorithm now
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my stupid white man's brain is like all i have to do is buy nothing but loss leaders for the rest of my life and i win
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my apartment is furnished entirely with ikea loss leaders
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white power
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My favorite dub step of 2013 is in blood on the leaves by K. West when you get a fully sick trumpet drop @ around 1:10
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My stupid white mans brain makes me 1 of the most powerful ppl on earth. Oh you hadn't heard? This is "Big" Keven AKA "JEFF" AKA Black Angus AKA the Million Dollar Dude's world and Everyone else just exists in it.
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babyfinland posted:

white power


sale price $14.88 today only (limit 1 per customer)

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babyfinland posted:

my stupid white man's brain is like all i have to do is buy nothing but loss leaders for the rest of my life and i win



hello dad

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slumlord posted:

it is a very old retail gambit where you heavily promote an item that is priced to sell at a loss in order to lure people into your store. once there, people also tend to buy other, more profitable things that more than make up for the loss leader

(this may sound like a crazy huckster trick but it is an essential element of modern retail strategery. big retailers all have computer models that monitor supply chains and consumer buying patterns to predict theoretically-optimal pricing strategies &c)



In 19XX, the Console Wars was just beginning....

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gyrofry posted:



no lloyd grant, chart invalidated

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Keven posted:

My favorite dub step of 2013 is in blood on the leaves by K. West when you get a fully sick trumpet drop @ around 1:10

Im In It features a well-placed "Air Horn" jus after the 1 minute mark

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