Row 76720

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We’re in an election year in the US. Candidates should be asked what they propose to prevent PE from strip mining companies.

I honestly don’t blame PE. They are just playing a board game according to the rule book that our government has written.

I mean, the pension funds and insurance companies that funded the PE fund are happy with this Red Lobster outcome. They tell the PE folks, “Great job! Can you do it again? Could you do two at once if we gave you more money?”

It’s really up to our government to change the rule book. We have plenty of protectionist laws….so let’s try some. Like….maybe a pension fund that puts money into PE is not longer eligible to be bailed out? Maybe a company that operates in the US must spend at least X% of its payroll and have Y% of its employees have valid SSNs and addresses?

I dunno. I’m just pulling it out of my butt, but the presidential candidates and all candidates for Congress should face these questions….and stop talking about the dumb shit we let them get away with.

Personally, Red Lobster was a shitty and overpriced place. I make good money and when we’d go, I’d always get the check and be like, “How much?!? For this shitty food and bad service?!?” The ambiance is awful for the price. I’m sure that’s how some PE Dude got the idea: “Let’s strip mine this stupid restaurant chain!”

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text We’re in an election year in the US. Candidates should be asked what they propose to prevent PE from strip mining companies. I honestly don’t blame PE. They are just playing a board game according to the rule book that our government has written. I mean, the pension funds and insurance companies that funded the PE fund are happy with this Red Lobster outcome. They tell the PE folks, “Great job! Can you do it again? Could you do two at once if we gave you more money?” It’s really up to …
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