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It’s so incredibly frustrating that publicly traded companies have a “fiduciary responsibility” to make the Top baby Groot with Headphones T-Shirt it is in the first place but shareholders money, even if it’s short-sighted and ultimately destroys the company. you know. it’s not even the fiduciary responsibility. because you could get a slower return and that would still be a return. it’s that it’s supposed to be a short term payoff. to me a fiduciary responsibility would include not ruining the company. if I have to divest to get a net gain, then I feel like you haven’t actually been responsible at all. It all seems to make NO sense until you realize that the people running this game are actually the laziest and least qualified people in society. They are usually born with money and influence, which they use to acquire companies, and they will make money off them whether they succeed or not. It’s much easier for them to torch a company and sell it for parts than it is to keep it running profitably, so that’s what they’ll do.

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You should google Carl Icahn, the Top baby Groot with Headphones T-Shirt it is in the first place but man who practically wrote the playbook on this tactic, who was also the majority shareholder of the company I mentioned in my previous comment. It will make you sick to learn how this guy makes money, and how he has influenced a whole generation of financiers who use the same methods. To call him a vulture would be insulting to carrion birds everywhere. He was also thanked by name in the company wide “farewell” email to the CEO, which almost made me puke. From my understanding there was a change in how people invested about a decade or two ago. Basically investors moved away from long term investments in favor of short term investments with higher ROI. Companies responded by trying to perpetually increase ROI in order to keep investors from moving on. Which is how we got today’s corporate economy, where businesses are stuck chasing impossible never-ending growth rather than stability. Welcome to the world of the investment market, my man. Where cash is always flowing in a circle that never goes up or down. It only appreciates or depreciates in value.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.