What's weird is that I work at a used book store and we are busier than we've ever been in our fifty years of operation. From my perspective, print media is a very hot commodity... so long as the selection is carefully curated and the prices are carefully tuned to respond to the market on a day-to-day basis. If retail sellers can't manage that, maybe they need to look at their own business practices and figure out what they're doing wrong.
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memes @lemmy.world In hindsight it doesn't seem that bad, overall.
No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world What is the optimal handle to chain length for a flail?
Dogs @lemmy.world Mlop
cats @lemmy.world Mlep
Fuck AI @lemmy.world I was trying to look up the punchline to an old SNL Weekend Update joke
Fuck Cars @lemmy.world Use of sidewalk
Political Memes @lemmy.world Me watching my health insurance premiums quadruple for next year.
Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world Jeopardy wall calendar pretending that the coastline paradox doesn't exist
196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone Hungry Houserule
memes @lemmy.world mrw I donated blood, then took my gift card and bought some bullets
196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone Happy Rulester
No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world Does it make sense to buy a lifetime supply of honey?
memes @lemmy.world Choose, Neo
Asklemmy @lemmy.ml What is something the previous owner of your house did that you're grateful for?
NonCredibleDefense @sh.itjust.works Classics are classics
196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone Ultra-Lounge Christmas Rule
Political Memes @lemmy.world They're philanthropists!
memes @lemmy.world 9 to 5 business hours were made to fence in the power of night people
Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world Blue
Political Memes @lemmy.world There Were A Number Of Players On The Field
America only ever has one healthcare bill. It is the total amount spent on healthcare, including harm done to people who don't seek healthcare because it is too expensive, plus all the costs of people going to the emergency room when they have no other option, plus all the people who go into bankruptcy from medical debt. It's all one total bill, no matter how you spread the math around, and the only question is how much of that money is being wasted on inefficiency and lost to corporate profits. We might as well all keep paying that bill, but figure out ways to reclaim those corporate profits for the people.