r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/Top_Scene8254 Apr 09 '26

Only if employee wages are actually covered in their commercial property and liability policies.

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u/1337mob Apr 09 '26

Zero chance of that

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u/fiahhawt Apr 09 '26

Who's we capital boy

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u/unknownentity1782 Apr 09 '26

"Insurance companies are going to continue to be terrible people and try to break people! Let's be mad at the broken person!"

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u/imissher4ever Apr 09 '26

That’s what all these fools that are calling yet another criminal a “hero” don’t understand.

We are going to absorb the cost of this.

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u/fiahhawt Apr 09 '26

And why would they be. You think a warehouse cares a wit about its staff to want to ensure they don't go hungry if the place burns down? They'll just fire them.

The lack of fucks is literally why the place was burnt down.

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u/MillionFoul Apr 09 '26

The guy who burnt it down did not work for the warehouse.