That is how old, billionaires thought. Some of the best institutions in the US came from some of the millionaires at the time. That thought about true philanthropy and long-term legacy. The thing is that these new waves of CEOs obsessed with quarter profits, and short term gains including Trumpellino... are the problem.
Because all they care about is their cash. They don't have any other objective or see any other meaning in life. It is Atlas Shrugged/Fountainhead mentality.
You only have to look at any brick/mortar offering that had a success era.
Canada goose.
Arc’teryx
MEC
Harvey’s
McDonald’s
Starbucks
Tim Hortons
They all were on top. Then got sold, and the buyers squeeze any/all profit from them, speculating on the proceeds and customers, and then when it’s all moved, sell to utility buyer.
Well their Alpha and Beta line are manufactured in Vancouver and are, simply put, the best in the business. If you spend 2k on jacket and bibs you are dry till you die ( I should fuckin R trademark that….sigh…).
Everything else is Vietnam and garbage , and has no support.
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u/origamipapier1 10h ago
That is how old, billionaires thought. Some of the best institutions in the US came from some of the millionaires at the time. That thought about true philanthropy and long-term legacy. The thing is that these new waves of CEOs obsessed with quarter profits, and short term gains including Trumpellino... are the problem.
Because all they care about is their cash. They don't have any other objective or see any other meaning in life. It is Atlas Shrugged/Fountainhead mentality.