Doing some last minute shopping at Walmart? Watch this.

Walmart sold $648 billion dollars in 2023 so the profit was 2.3%. How low a percentage do you think they should make and do you think they could stay in business? You make $30-$50K per lecture and tout yourself as an economics expert. You have to be kidding.

Walmart saves the average American household $2,500 per year because of its lower prices. I have read this multiple times in economic books and articles. Your points make absolutely no sense. Profits are good. Buy Backs are fine.

Shop somewhere else if you don’t like Walmart.

Robert Reich sells two things: envy and hate.

Robert Reich picketed $400K in salary & benefits from UCal Berkeley for teaching one class in 2022. That’s maybe 5 hours a week work. Annualized that is $3.2M a year. And he wants his student’s loans forgiven! That’s not greed, it’s grand larceny

Again, where do you invest your pension dollars these guys are working on thin margins and if they operated their head offices like government, they wouldn’t make a dime. Common man get a grip.

We’ve talked about this before Bob and you just won’t leave it alone. WalMart’s revenue was around $675 Billion which means their 15 Billion profits amounts to 2.2% of revenue. Does a profit rate just over 2% seem excessive? You’re just a shit disturber aren’t you?

They beat you every time Robert. America loves Wal-Mart. You can’t escape that.

You should buy more Walmart stock. You’d get more of those dividends

Let’s go profit margin taxation: Income: 1.000.000 Cost: 800.000 Profit 200.000 Profit/income = 20% Above 20% = increased tax. Under 20 % = lower tax. @realDonaldTrump @JDVance @elonmusk