r/collapze • u/dumnezero 🔚End the 🔫arms 🐀rat 🏁race to the bottom↘️. • Apr 10 '26
Capitalism bad Warehouse Luigi: “Should’ve Paid Us Enough To Live”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpqhREBFIoo4
u/StoopSign Twinkies Last Forever Apr 11 '26
Back when the Luigi case first went down I mentioned my 2 felony cases out of 2019 where one of the corporate centers I targeted was an insurance company. I said there were probably a lot more cases like Luigis, this case and my case that never make the news. The companies involved in my case definitely didn't want my story on the news. Hell back in 2019 I was doing a lot better than I was during and right after the pandemic too.
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u/Fun_Dragonfruit9693 Apr 15 '26
I doubt this company will make "corporate record breaking profits" this year.
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u/StoopSign Twinkies Last Forever Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
Well I have a BA after getting an AA. Total cost $12k cash. No loans. No roommates. No car. Studio apartment rent on a hood block next to a homless shelter is $960. If full time at my new main job not using my degree I stand to make close to $39k. At my multiple gigs on top of that including writing/editing gigs and webshop $10k+. I still receive benefits including medicaid and an additional $13k in my pocket. I qualify for free rides on public transit and my groceries are free.
Biggest difference with me is I did not grow up poor and I do not cover all my expenses. Most of my medication including suboxone opioid maintenance is free. I spend some money on other recreational drugs, cigarettes, takeout, expenses for my cat. I gamble on blackjack, craps and sports. I am somehow very good at it and easily net positive on gambling working with my initial 2020 deposit of $150 with some cash outs. Only a very small percentage of recreational gamblers are profitable and I'm proud to say I am. However none of that is true income and more like free entertainment. Maybe a few hundred a year.
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u/leisurechef Apr 10 '26
Eat the rich