I doubt he has any image of rural Travelodges in red states needing a sympathetic ear. Sitting there with their unwashed sheets and reused cups.
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Where are you guys gathering this concept that Indians own "most" hotels? Motels sure because they are crackhead disaster dumps but the only hotels that Indians own save for some outliers and special circumstances are ones that no real businessman would waste his time dealing with....
The federal government may be dumb and easy to scam but hotel chains absolutely are not, they are not giving out control of their flags to Indians. Getting approval from a hotel chain to take over one of their flags is one of the most stringent things you can do in the business world. They would rather shut the place down then let someone take over who wouldn't run it properly, it's not even a matter of money you could offer to pay it cash and they'll still tell you to go fly a kite. If an Indian did slip through the cracks and ran it like an Indian they would take that flag away before he even had a chance to bobble his head at them....
The federal government may be dumb and easy to scam but hotel chains absolutely are not, they are not giving out control of their flags to Indians. Getting approval from a hotel chain to take over one of their flags is one of the most stringent things you can do in the business world. They would rather shut the place down then let someone take over who wouldn't run it properly, it's not even a matter of money you could offer to pay it cash and they'll still tell you to go fly a kite. If an Indian did slip through the cracks and ran it like an Indian they would take that flag away before he even had a chance to bobble his head at them....
Okay I guess far be it from me to argue with something on the internet but if you read it over I'm correct that they own only dumps because nobody else wants to deal with them "economy and budget segments", the commentary about decent hotels is anecdotal.
A large portion of my family tree is in the hotel business, not motels, and I don't think any of them have ever transacted a hotel with an indian with the exception of one we owned without a flag and was an extenuating circumstance. Believe me I would know if they did not only because my dad is involved but because they would crack jokes about having to deal with an indian the way they do for that one we sold....
Even if they don't actually own them, I think a lot of hotels end up hiring Pajeet and his family to live onsite and run the hotel. The effect on quality is the same.
If you said "motels" I would agree 100% but not hotels, it doesn't work that way with hotels and nobody is hiring Indians but other Indians....who own $40 a night dumps with weekly rates not hotels with real flags.
I don't care for Indians in fact I'm not ashamed to say everything about them disgusts me but if you're going to take a stand on something at least let it have merit. I wouldn't wish motel ownership on my worst enemy, these guys own crack dens because no other business man in his right mind would ever deal with that other than them, they're not rolling in dough by owning a motel they just have much much lower standards for quality of life than you or I do.
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In my experience, the rural motels and small hotels are where the problems lie.
Yes, it's not just dumpy motels and hotels indians will gladly snatch up any business where the labor costs would be prohibitive to run it because they have no concept of quality of life. Indians are more than willing to spend the rest of their lives working open to close seven days a week and they have no qualms about dealing with the lowest tier of humans because they are just as low, that's normal to them.
If I told you leave everything behind and move out to the middle of nowhere to own a motel where you have to deal with the dregs of society all day long and you have to work all the hours yourself to make probably 50-80k a year you would probably laugh in my face and tell me to kick rocks. You tell a guy from india that he would kiss your feet and thank you.
Around here in Michigan the indians have taken over pretty much every low barrier to entry business because nobody else wants them, the pizza place they bought just for the price of equipment and taking over the lease, the smoke shop they bought just for the cost of inventory, the gas station that barely sustains itself and is open 24 hours, the liquor store in the hood that the previous owner just had enough dealing with the ghetto.....etc etc. All the businesses that nobody else wanted to waste their time with they jump in head first, they often fail because an indian guy runs a business like he's catering to indians in india but that doesn't stop them from trying. There is this concept that if you lose one customer a week in a small business in time you have no customers left, this is something they don't understand they will just keep trying to scam and offer garbage service to every customer smiling that they got over on someone. This works in the hood because the hood rats have no choice there is nowhere else to go even if they could get there but it doesn't work in normal neighborhoods, normal people will just stop giving you their business.
You or I would have no interest in any of these businesses.
One of our close family friends pretty much an older brother to me owns a shopping center and an indian guy had a smoke shop in there, it's actually just a couple miles from my warehouse and my dad asked if I wanted to take over just put some employees in there and administer it, it would be easy being so close and we have family with smoke shop warehouses so I could get everything at cost and consignment. I told him "Dad if an indian guy couldn't squeeze a few dollars out of the place how the hell am I going to make any money", I think it was the first time my dad ever agreed with me on anything haha. There is an iconic pizza place here in Michigan I guess they started franchising, there is a shopping center down the street from my house that had a pizza place close and someone opened up one of the franchises in there. I was happy to see it because the original one is far away and they have great old school style pizza, turned out the people who opened it were indian it was probably one of the worst pizzas i've ever had in my life I think they purposely used the cheapest ingredient they could possibly find for everything and it tasted like it, not to mention that the guys in there running it barely spoke english and looked like they hadn't bathed in a month. Even with their iconic name they lasted all of 6 months before closing, people in my neighborhood were not going to put up with that. I've already told the story about the indians that bought our family hotel on the water in a small up north resort town, total disaster really sad story. I could go on and on.....
The only point I'm making here is that this isn't necessarily a "problem", there are more problems with indians than I can even name and if you just want to hate on indians please by all means don't let me stop you! If it was a normie on the street telling me this stuff I would just say "yep indians are a problem" but here where I feel like we have a higher level of thinking to fixate on this issue specifically doesn't really have any validity as a "problem". The issue of indians stealing college degree jobs by simply willing to take them for a lower pay and then turning the whole company into indians is a massive problem because for a very long time Americans were told that college was the only way to be successful, I never agreed with that but many went for it and now they find themselves in a bad spot. That is a massive problem and honestly it's more of a problem with the companies doing it, indians taking over crappy businesses because nobody else wants them is so much lower on the spectrum it doesn't even register, let them keep shooting themselves in the foot.
It's also financially incentivized by the govt with low / zero interest loans, loan forgiveness programs, and outright cash grants for immigrant business owners. Which also cements their legal residency status and allows them to bring over the whole family (for cheap/free labor too). So even a failing business in a podunk town is an objectively great opportunity for them.
I've seen this mentioned a lot here, this is stuff from the SBA targeted specifically to new immigrants? Or is this stuff from NGO's?
Both from federal institutions like the office for refuge resettlement and from a slew of NGOs, which as we saw from the US aids data, largely get their money from the taxpayer anyway.
Devon stack goes into it in this episode - starting around 1:19
I never realized just how big of a scam. These corner stores are, such as 711.
They have thousands or tens of thousands of dollars of food stamps each month, which they use to buy snacks and drinks, then sell those snacks and drinks at high prices at their corner store.
They have thousands or tens of thousands of dollars of food stamps each month, which they use to buy snacks and drinks, then sell those snacks and drinks at high prices at their corner store.
This is 100% true.
People bemoan chain stores like Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, and Dollar General popping up in urban communities that are considered 'food deserts' because they are allegedly putting local grocers out of business. Well, the local grocers are Habibi convenience stores that do exactly what you say - pool household benefits to purchase mass quantities of bulk product from GFS, Costco, Sams, etc and resell them at random and incongruous markups that would make a 1980s car dealer blush. Go into one and find individual for example twin-packs of PopTarts with $2.49 on them, despite being labeled NOT FOR INDIVIDUAL RESALE and clearly purchased for $2.99 6-to-a BOX.
The corporate chains at least bring consistent and honest national pricing and a level of integrity when it comes to freshness and vendors regularly change out product.
I don't know anything about people using benefits to buy inventory for a business and I don't think you guys do either you just read about it online, 7/11 would raise hell once they saw that the inventory receipts were off they are ruthless when it comes to inventory control their income model is based on it they operate on a 50/50 profit split which is also why their prices are so high among other factors. I actually think a lot of food providers do that not necessarily real businesses, think of the lady selling some weird foreign food on facebook or that offers small catering the guy who will come to your backyard party and make everyone tacos or the lady who will set up your desert table that's all EBT money for sure I actually have seen that first hand. The guy up there buying all that milk probably owns a bakery or dunkin donuts that stuff is pretty common he's trying to save money, the price at walmart is cheaper than the price he can buy it for from a distributor.....that's a whole other issue which is unrelated to what you guys are driving at. You think he wants to actually do that? You think he wouldn't rather have a giant truck roll up with his milk delivery if he could get it anywhere near the same price as a large company can?
That being said ALL small businesses buy inventory from GFS, Sams and Costco. They specifically have business memberships, they open early for business only hours, they cater to businesses and you can provide them your reseller tax ID, GFS specifically was formed FOR restaurants and businesses NOT consumers, hell many of the giant restaurant chains get their food from GFS. A small business can't compete with the prices at big stores they don't work on volume they have to have higher markup, that store probably sells 3 packs of pop tarts a week if they bought the giant box made for retail half of them would be expired before they ever sold. Believe me every small businesses wishes they could have a giant truck from a distributor roll up and just fill up all their inventory like the big box stores but if they did that then they would have to raise all their prices and probably would be out of businesses pretty fast.....then you don't have a store to go to anymore, those mega corporations would absolutely love that. It's like the idiots in the hood at the store that has bullet proof glass up and the guy behind the counter has to wear kevlar complaining that their prices are higher than walmart.
I buy my office supplies from Sams club, am I also gaming the system because I didn't pay triple to have them delivered by uline on a pallet?
I didn't know you guys were such huge supporters of giant jew publicly traded corporations. I feel like you guys are just letting yourselves get riled up by clickbait and it's drawing you away from the real problems.
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I have two electric pallet jacks for sale on fagbook, both need work I don't need them and not going to waste my time fixing them just selling them as is cheap. They have good scrap value even if not being fixed.
A guy named singh is messaging me his first message was "boss price is too high but I want to see" I replied with "yea I'll pass buddy". He has been blowing me up all weekend asking why I won't reply, he has "good trade and cash"....
This is after earlier this week I was helping a friend shop for a car for her kid, I asked for the vin on a GX470 and looked it up to find the miles have been turned back confirmed on the carfax and the Lexus service history. I asked the guy what the deal was and he said "sir you are the boss whatever you say".
Insufferable people with no shame
A guy named singh is messaging me his first message was "boss price is too high but I want to see" I replied with "yea I'll pass buddy". He has been blowing me up all weekend asking why I won't reply, he has "good trade and cash"....
This is after earlier this week I was helping a friend shop for a car for her kid, I asked for the vin on a GX470 and looked it up to find the miles have been turned back confirmed on the carfax and the Lexus service history. I asked the guy what the deal was and he said "sir you are the boss whatever you say".
Insufferable people with no shame
Food stamp fraud seems to be the main raison d'etre of all those convenience stores in "poor" immigrant hoods. No sound man would spend money paying their extortion level prices for stuff obtainable at a nearby walmart or other large store within minutes of driving. In states where alcohol can't be sold on Sundays, I saw one selling large Heineken bottles from under the table for $5 almost 20 years ago, and cigs for a dollar each.
Boston bodega owners charged in $7 million food stamp fraud scheme
U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Leah Foley said the two men exchanged cash for SNAP benefits meant to buy food at their bodegas, often redeeming several times what a legitimate grocery store does in a month.
www.wbur.org
2 charged with stealing $20 million in SNAP benefits from NYC bodega
Dawood Kassim, 31, and Dia Alqalisi, 26, allegedly allowed SNAP recipients to exchange their benefits for cash or noneligible goods like beer at Throop Farm Market in Brooklyn.
www.nbcnews.com
Food stamps for cash: Store owners, staff charged in $4M fraud scheme
Eleven defendants face criminal charges for allegedly cashing out food benefits cards in schemes totaling more than $4 million, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced Thursday.
sfstandard.com
N.J. husband and wife admit $4.5M food stamps fraud scheme
They exchanged federal food benefits for cash, keeping some of the money for themselves.
ravenswire-eu.usatoday.com
edit: Ahmed yells phuck America in court:
NY deli owner Ahmed Alshami charged with food stamps fraud, wife yells
Ahmed Alshami, owner of a Buffalo, New York deli, is being held on $2 million bail after being arraigned last week on food stamp fraud and burglary charges. Alshami, who owns the IGA Community Express Mart along with his wife, Nadia Alhaj, was arrested on August 19 and arraigned on August 23 on...
redice.tv
Waterbury Store Operators Charged with Food Stamp Fraud: Report
Two Waterbury men are suspects in an alleged multi-million dollar food stamp fraud case.
patch.com
Jersey City man pleads guilty to food stamp fraud in Connecticut
A Jersey City man is facing up to five years in prison after he pleaded guilty a federal court in Connecticut on June 17 to allowing food stamp recipients to sell their benefits for cash and buy restricted items.
www.nj.com
Former Small Grocery Store Owner Sentenced In $1.2 Million Food Stamp Fraud Scheme: U.S. Attorney
Kaher Abdullah previously admitted to stealing money from the SNAP Food Stamp program.
patch.com
I wasn’t sure where to share this, but this is a very good nutshell assessment of a color revolution.
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