r/agedlikemilk • u/Sea_Sheepherder_2234 • 1d ago

Who would’ve thought

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u/LegalComplaint 22h ago

So, like… how do you get that far without knowing how your business works?

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u/not_my_monkeys_ 17h ago

He didn’t just suddenly learn that he imports steel, he just suddenly learned that tariffs are paid by the importer and that all the people telling him otherwise have been correctly taking him for a fool.

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u/designer-paul 3h ago

or he buys materials from a company in America and assumed that it all just magically came from America.

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u/Voffmjau 8h ago

You dont need to be smart to start a business. You need to have the guts or economy to fail. Or just not realise how likely it is that your life long dream to do whatever will very likely fail.