flippers

Arguably a high minimum wage would mean no one would want rubbish burgers any more, so perhaps burger flippers would have to retrain as chefs.

Instead lower middle class black neighborhoods are converting to overpriced condos as fast as house-flippers can do it.

Hopefully not - there's a lot less leverage and a lot less flippers, and house prices are more sane.

It's just not a very interesting case to debate because only 0.000001% of our burger flippers will ever get that lucky.

This tax is likely to punish more than just professional flippers, and even still, won't affect those businesses all that much.

Kids learned Mario and Nintendo, they didn't learn the silver ball and flippers.

I'd wager the guess most $8/hr burger flippers (or $12/hr Uber drivers) might disagree with your self-assessment.

Even McDonalds doesn’t expect its burger flippers to be ready from day one.

If given opportunity we would always hire superstar (even janitors or hamburger flippers) especially if they don't cost any extra.

In fact, you might have drawn some flippers with your free offer.

Because flippers/landlords work at scale (more than one house) they naturally treat the loan as an investment vehicle and therefore need to create positive ROI.

All those stupid burger flippers, why don't they just buy grills...

Games with upper flippers often used ganged leaf switches and later dual optos to allow independent "staged" control of lower and upper flippers on the same side of the machine.

However flippers/landlords need to "cash out" of the loan for the high interest rates to be viable.

My point was that most of his praised "automation and globalization" actually works against the remaining 99.99999% of burger flippers.

The relevant bit: "So these are nine records of “coin-flippers” from Graham-and-Doddsville.

Flippers and 3rd-party Amazon sellers know this, so they buy up all the stock to resell via Amazon FBA.