I dont blow it all on frivolous things for the most part. I bought my new tires recently on credit, so I can pay that off along with paying down some of my TV and couch purchases even though they are on free credit for the next 2 years. I wont pay it in entirety though as I will save some of my refund and bonus for other items that inevitably come up.
I have had it explained to me that way as well. I personally do not buy it. Most of the super rich pay for their own security of their property via insurance. As far as physical protection, many employ body guards to keep them and their families safe. Often they have personal air vehicles to get them from one point to another and with personal body guards they do not have to worry about the marauder case.
But they do still rely on the government to protect their loads of intellectual assets like patents and copyrights and the like. They also still rely on police more if shit really goes down. And they arguably use the roads more to transfer all their goods and/or services and/or workers.
Hope that's not it for the week, literally everything I could want I've already purchased from that list.
I know the game is good and I do have interest in it but I have the PS3 version from PS PLUS. Wondering if it's worth $10 to play it on PS4? If anyone here knows that is.
Then I hope you like Far Cry: https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/far-cry-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-FARCRYSALE
I don't know. I think some guys here have played both, so they can answer that better than I can.
As far as patents, no not really. The government issues patents, but they do not protect them unless the holder of the patent goes to court to protect it. The responsibility is still on the patent holder to let the government know if someone is infringing. So I think that is a stretch argument at best. Id argue getting rid of patent protection would be worse for the small guy. Without it nobody could protect a new business. The super rich could just do the exact thing and make all the money. They do not really need patent protection even if they do try to use it as an advantage.
In the past, haven't things sometimes appeared in Weekly Sales but remained there at full price the whole week?
Way too many of those are more loaded than even the one I posted. I just looked at the first two pages and there were probably 5 or 6 where there was no way to answer the question adequately with a 1-5 scale.
The $5 certs for preordering movies is pretty interesting. Anyone know if they've been doing that long?
Good points.
this is so weird, I was just thinking this morning that they should extend that sort of promo to movies. tomorrow morning I'm going to think about how they need to add $20 certs to every game I want to buy this year.
That I will agree with completely. If you are talking trademark infringement that is a whole other thing entirely from patents. I think most of that is bull shit. Marketing people have gone
ing nuts with the "consumer confusion" shit. I have more faith in the American people not being idiots than they do I guess.
The memories of shooting your friend over and over and over again with a grenade launcher at exactly the same time just came flooding back to me.
Well shit I may need to get this game and do that. I never got the plat on the Ps3 version.
Jobs exist because there are people spending money at the business in question, or using services from the government organization, thus requiring jobs. So, yes, poor (and rich and everyone in-between) people do create jobs.
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