It should be a cost-plus model. They should definitely be able to make back money invested, plus some, to encourage further development.
I fucking love my frs. I can't stand seeing the interiors on even just fancy ICE cars now, much less electrics. My wife's traverse has a horrifically unintuitive touchscreen interface for the radio and rear A/C. My car is like the last of a dying breed. Have almost 150k miles now. It's a dream.
I thought it was about the Ford Taurus. Lol
There's a cream called Corona cream, with lanolin as the main ingredient. It's geared to veterinary rather than human use, but it's fantastic and can be bought in gigantic tubs.
And the funny part, is that coffee makers usually deem a cup of coffee as 5oz rather than the normal 8. Not sure if that plays into this, but it's why you can get 12 or 14 cups out of such a small carafe.
Great example. Wherefore doesn't mean where. Lol
**Don't mean this snarky. Do find it funny tho.
Or incentivize it. When it goes to auto pilot, budgets increase with CPI automatically.
Or, when on auto pilot, the "entitlements" budget triples or something.
Bruh, I had one property, and I still did more thorough work than this. The credit unions offer it as a service. It's like 0 work to do. These people, lol.
Property taxes do generally work this way. Maybe they should increase property taxes 2-3x, but also raise the homestead exemption so that owning and living in the home is no more expensive.
This sounds great, but when people start moving, pricing goes up. There's too much investing and too little self-ownership of housing.
Reminds me of a bar that did this. It was wall Street themed. Of course we talked about it in B school. Lol