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Posts by The Self Taught Man

  1. A pom? Like a Pomeranian?
  2. Originally posted by Speedy Parker Kennedy did the same thing but forgot to turn his head at the last second.

    Probably drunk. Typical lazy Irish.
  3. Originally posted by CandyRein No one has ever spoken on my behalf because they know I’m strong and can handle anything

    But just because I can doesn’t mean I should have to ..thank you

    No one? Damn
  4. Hey guys Republicans are trying to kill women

    Hey guys if the Republicans are put in power all women should kill themselves

    Teamwork makes the dream work
  5. Originally posted by Kingoftoes ChatGPT?

    Yes.
  6. Certainly! Here’s the formatted response using BB code for forum posting:

    ```bbcode
    Considerations Affecting Demand Elasticity

    1. Total Cost of Ownership (TCO):
    When consumers are informed about the total cost of ownership, which includes initial purchase price, maintenance, repair expenses, and other ongoing costs, they might make purchasing decisions based on this comprehensive financial picture rather than just the initial expense. For luxury goods, where the total cost of ownership can be substantial, this is particularly relevant.

    2. Informed Consumers:
    If consumers are aware of the differences in maintenance and repair costs between two products, they are likely to factor these costs into their purchasing decision. In the scenario you provided:
    - Good A: $10/year maintenance
    - Good B: $15/year maintenance
    Given both goods have the same initial purchase price, consumers would prefer Good A due to lower ongoing costs, assuming all other factors are equal.

    Impact on Demand Elasticity

    1. Good A (Lower Maintenance Costs):
    - Demand for Good A would be relatively more inelastic compared to Good B because it is cheaper to maintain over time. Consumers are likely to stick with Good A even if its price rises slightly since the overall cost of ownership remains lower than Good B.

    2. Good B (Higher Maintenance Costs):
    - Demand for Good B would be more elastic because the higher ongoing costs make it less attractive. Consumers might be more sensitive to changes in the price of Good B and switch to alternatives more readily.

    Influence of Monopolistic Competition

    In a monopolistically competitive market, firms sell differentiated products, and consumers perceive these products as distinct from one another. The differentiation can be based on quality, brand, features, and indeed, the total cost of ownership. If consumers are well-informed:
    - Perceived Value: Consumers will evaluate the overall value of a product, including initial and ongoing costs.
    - Brand Loyalty and Differentiation: Strong brand loyalty and perceived product differentiation can reduce price sensitivity, leading to more inelastic demand even if ongoing costs are higher.

    Consumer Knowledge and Behavior

    - Awareness: If consumers lack knowledge about maintenance and repair costs, they might base their decisions primarily on the initial purchase price, potentially underestimating the total cost of ownership.
    - Education and Information Availability: Efforts by consumer advocacy groups, product reviews, and transparency from firms about the total cost of ownership can influence consumer behavior. Well-informed consumers make decisions that reflect both initial and ongoing costs, affecting the elasticity of demand.

    Conclusion

    The elasticity of demand is influenced not just by the initial purchase price but also by other expenses such as maintenance and repair costs. In the case of luxury goods in a monopolistically competitive market, informed consumers will consider these ongoing expenses, leading to more inelastic demand for products with lower total costs of ownership. Hence, consumer knowledge and the availability of information about these costs play a crucial role in shaping demand elasticity.
    ```

    You can copy and paste this formatted response into your forum post.
  7. Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood If Trump wins I will design a program that counts all the sentences Donald Trump says in a day and prints DONALD TRUMP LIED ______ TIMES TODAY!!!" every day for the entire 4 years he is president and I will be faxxing this list of lies daily to every major presser in the USA like the NYT and WaPo

    That'll be easy since I've never lied and never will, so it just needs to say zero every day, bitch.
  8. No1curr!
  9. Beauty comes in different forms. Physical beauty is subjective and fades.
  10. Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson wow

    Sorry I am feeling bossy today.
  11. Nobody cares about you having any cocoa. You’re making it for the lady.


  12. Just imagine how bad things could be if you didn't invest in expensive malware protection and got hacked.
  13. I've pooped on the beach before. Hasn't everyone?
  14. BitLocker is Microsoft's encryption tool, and it makes a device's storage inaccessible without a recovery key. As such, trying to work through some of the current recovery options on a modern device will likely require the use of that recovery key. Pity the administrators who dutifully kept a list of those keys on a secure server share, only to find that the server is also now showing a screen of baleful blue.

    Another Redditor posted: "They sent us a patch but it required we boot into safe mode.

    "We can't boot into safe mode because our BitLocker keys are stored inside of a service that we can't login to because our AD is down.
    https://www.theregister.com/2024/07/19/admin_crowdstrike_update_mess/

    LMAO some organisations have encrypted themselves out of their own systems.


  15. No idea why they'd all be different. How could that even be possible?

    It'll be interesting when the autopsy videos come out.

    Cloudstrike customers are busy today, billions of machines having to be individually fixed.

    Serves them right, they trusted a malware vendor.
  16. Originally posted by Instigator Interview with a guy explaining the social services taking the kid away.

    If you take their kids away, they blame you for interfering in their affairs.

    If you don't, they blame you for neglecting them.

    Either way you lose.
  17. Omfg make her some hot cocoa you fucking bitch.
  18. Donald Trump is a tyrant!
  19. Originally posted by Netflxchillr Oh hey there Jboo! How is you?😘

    Oh & Say, I’m a wondering if’n you yet to have reached the:
    you’re going to whisk my fat-ass off into paradise & luv’um me, forever “stage”? YET??!

    *can’t be a waiting forever, ya know!

    I love that you still love him lol.

    Just let it happen Steve. You know you want that 4th wife.
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