While you wait for responses, there is a lot of coverage on this already. Just search:

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That era of mini touch pads always upset me. Here it does kinda make sense for the size, though.

He could have chosen to stop (or not start) at any point.

KdOME is best!

/s

Your comments that are solely insults are annoying. Please stop.

Why are you being so rude?

Hello, can your comments please add to the discussion?

Why do you continue to demean in your comments?

I don’t care about your personal mailbox.

Please stop being so rude and demeaning with your replies.

But if the Washington Post owners still limit the topics, what good will having more authors do?

Readers who like these Substack authors would go directly to the authors’ unfiltered Substack.

Oh, wow!

These are available to a much wider audience. And the placement at the checkout is very manipulative.

I have not seen that so far. I don’t click further on this for a payment option, though.

Why you keep trying to demean and personally attack people in these comments.

I’m wondering the same.

As a vaccine hater, and putting anti-vaccine policies into place, it seems like there would be little work to do.

So maybe these people getting a job as payback for donating to a political campaign.

Or maybe the jobs are for colluding for market / stock manipulation, which could go in either direction.

These are unsecured loans. Your business only works as long as people are paying off their loan. When the economy tanks, when unemployment goes up, when inflation makes food and rent super expensive…, you can only go for so long when enough people stop paying you back.

What did you think I meant?

You ever sort articles by title, and see that a whole colostomy bag full of titles start with “Trump Fails?”

Like when Rick Perry got to run the department he was going to close, but couldn’t even remember the name of the department.

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I do keep wondering how these buy now pay later companies see this playing out over a long time.

Klarna was founded in 2005, and Affirm in 2012.

Maybe it’s just the same old tech-startup playbook; Live a good life for 10 years of funding until you get acquired, or hired to another good life fin/tech-startup.