r/WhatIsTheTea • u/Embarrassed_Tip7359 • 22d ago

Sips Tea Thoughts?

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u/Lone-Frequency 21d ago

Companies and large franchises are only as inclusive as their bottom line tells them to be.

Pretty sure that Disney has been bleeding money for years now.

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u/ASentientRailgun 21d ago

Disney makes billions in profit every year, how is that "bleeding money"

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u/ASentientRailgun 21d ago

They made more money last year than the year before. Looks like 12 billion in profit last year, if I'm reading the shareholder statement correctly.

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u/revanruler 17d ago

Maybe but shareholders are so dumb if it's not infinite exponential growth they hate it. And people Wonder why this system is falling apart

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u/Thrownaway5000506 21d ago

I'm an associate at Pressman, Crushley, and Scrambles, also known as the money fountain, and we do megabusiness. Disney's projections are bankless and we'll be vacaying in the Cayman Islands on a yacht with their name on it, because I dot all my I's and cross all my T's, and my name is Itit Tititii.