On 2022-02-18 20:18:07 Claudia Gentlemens Delight said:
...Happen to love it in my mouth and the tunnel sideways...

GRRRRRRR..............

On 2022-02-18 19:55:47 Colt Python said:


Economics 101...If a WG hourly rate was 6 months ago R1000, take in consideration that inflation is at 4.9%, she must charge now R1049 per hour, otherwise she is loosing money.Some retailers lift there prices by 10%, so basic 2 bags of groceries last year in June cost R1000, is costing you now R1100.Most companies I hope gave 6 to 10% pay increases to their employees, so to cover inflation and have money to save.So gents, you get a salary increase every year to cover inflation, don't you think the ladies deserve one as well to cover inflation and price increases?

Hahaha you really are semi-retired! Most of us haven't had increases over the last 2 years because Covid gave companies an excuse. And a 10% annual increase was a unicorn, even before Covid.

Has no one on here ever heard of the invisible hand of the market and price mechanism?

The market will sort the prices out itself through supply and demand and SP's will drop/raise their prices accordingly.

End of.

On 2022-02-18 20:18:07 Claudia Gentlemens Delight said:
On 2022-02-18 20:12:10 semensquirter said: On 2022-02-18 20:07:50 Claudia Gentlemens Delight said: ... Fuck me sideways!...

GEE...That will be nice!

Happen to love it in my mouth and the tunnel sideways...

Tunnel sideways Claudia? more details please?

On 2022-02-18 19:55:47 Colt Python said:
On 2022-02-18 17:07:52

Economics 101...If a WG hourly rate was 6 months ago R1000, take in consideration that inflation is at 4.9%, she must charge now R1049 per hour

Hum hum .... Economics 101 ..... if the rate was R 1000.00 to cover a 4.9% inflation, she would need to charge R 1,051.52 and not R 1,049.00

With your calculation she's loosing money anyway ...... by the way, if you are calculating your increases and discount the way you do, you are also loosing money.

On 2022-02-19 04:52:31 Topdeckparty said:
On 2022-02-18 19:55:47 Colt Python said: On 2022-02-18 17:07:52

Economics 101...If a WG hourly rate was 6 months ago R1000, take in consideration that inflation is at 4.9%, she must charge now R1049 per hour

Hum hum .... Economics 101 ..... if the rate was R 1000.00 to cover a 4.9% inflation, she would need to charge R 1,051.52 and not R 1,049.00

With your calculation she's loosing money anyway ...... by the way, if you are calculating your increases and discount the way you do, you are also loosing money.

I don't lose money.I've got shares in Boeing, Amazon and Google.

On 2022-02-19 00:15:34 Jbob084 said:
Has no one on here ever heard of the invisible hand of the market and price mechanism?

The market will sort the prices out itself through supply and demand and SP's will drop/raise their prices accordingly.

End of.

Well said Sir.End of discussion, time to move on.

All i want to say is those guys that did not much attention in Economics 101 classes should rather refrain from quoting it....
When u heard the bell, but have no clue where the clock is, it is tragic and hilarious...

When I first started punting in SA you could get a good punt for R300 which at the time was roughly USD$50. Nowadays it's R800-R1000 which is still roughly USD$50. I appreciate its different if you earn in Rands but comparatively speaking SA is excellent value on the international market. Fifty bucks in Vegas wouldn't get you a hand crank from a junkie in a dirty alley.

@ #ColtPython - You sound like an ideal punter. Please look me up sometime, I believe my rates will suit you just fine