Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "Technology Connections"
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@vidard9863 "To give customers lower prices cutting labor costs is the obvious solution:"
proving it was the corporation.
"Customers want instant service"
that's a blanket statement. but also very subjective. how long do you expect customers to wait? If you take far too long, of course they will go elsewhere.
"Tradesmen used to not have to sell because you need their services, they will talk you out of buying things as likely as into buying things."
you're not very bright.
"If someone can't explain something in fairly simple terms they either haven't mastered the subject, or they don't want you to know what's going on."
well you clearly don't know what you're talking about with this long-winded rambling response.
"If they are baffling you with BS, they are trying to sell you something."
like you're doing right now?
"Inflation is making all the numbers look bad to working men."
again, consumers aren't causing inflation. you just keep jumping from one random thing to another. Most of this has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
"However businesses do need to make money. "
wow, you just figured that out?
"This is because a proper install is significantly more complicated, and expensive than a poor/cheap install, and has the highest risk of unexpected expense, "
BS nonsense, spoken like a true sleezy salesman.
"Affordable quality services without emphasis on sales are loss leaders. "
not true at all. you're describing sleezy business, not good business. you're clearly not very good at this stuff. Seems you had a business, did crappy work and charged too much, had no business sense, went out of business, and blamed your customers.
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@logitech4873 When I was growing up, only the rich and upper class had Air Conditioning, either in their cars or their homes.
People SLOWLY added air conditioners over time, it was also not Forced nor gov mandated. People added them if and when they could afford it, and there was no resistance to building new power plants back then either. It took Decades for AC to become so commonplace. And AC units consume FAR less energy than an EV does, ridiculously less. So adding grid energy for low power AC units spread out over many decades was no issue.
the Politicians and woke anti-science crowd are the ones passing legislation demanding conversion to EVs by 2030. Yet they are also against Hybrids, against Hydrogen, and against nuclear power plants. When gov started doing this, electrical and other engineers ran the math ans started trying to tell the gov that it's physically impossible to scale up teh grid to support that many EVs in less than 30yrs, and that we lacked the mining, processing and manufacturing to build that many EVs, and that was without any consideration for how many applications which EVs still cannot do the job of an ICE at all.
I am an engineer, and other engineers and scientists have been trying to get the idiots to do simple math and know that they can't simply FORCE this into existence. reality doesn't work like that. Utopia is a children's fantasy and will Never happen.
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