but in the case interview guide the only determinant of whether it was a good idea to buy it or not was profitability

"Will people like the lion? Will the lion like living in the zoo? Etc, I don't remember all of them" but they were all very qualitative

they kept asking all these great questions

it was about like, whether this zoo should buy a lion

so I was doing a business case with high school students and their counselors

bro it's funny we had a volunteer day yesterday for the first half

if providing value was prioritized over making money

the more I work in this job the more I wonder what the world would be like (or at least the US)

icl

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not gouging enough $$ from their customers

Capitalism

It makes you want to play it because you know you can actually play your way into a good team opposed to playing your way into a "decent" team and then getting smoked by people spending $100s on packs

not gouging enough $$ from their customers

sounds like the worst one

I haven't even played that shit and I have 5 90+ overall pitchers just from playing the game

The Show really has the best card trading game set-up in sports games

lol

Now man slap them 10 pretzels on your lap like "Here, damn. Greedy ass"

Also off-topic, but there used to be a law in the US that required airlines to provide passengers with an entree, two vegetables, a salad, a dessert and a drink

Ah. I see I see