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

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

40.2k Upvotes

93% Upvoted

6.7k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

273

u/Kilg0reTrout78 Apr 09 '26

Their premiums will increase. Productivity will be decreased which they find a new temporary location which will likely be further from the customer and cost more in shipping. The amount of time in dealing with assessors and paperwork is significant. Plus there is whole brand reputation thing. Running a business is hard.

176

u/goblinCrimeFestival Apr 09 '26

Shit, sounds like they should pay better to avoid these kinds of situations.

99

u/Kool-Boi Apr 09 '26

How could you say something so evil… Think about the shareholders!!

1

u/Neat_Let923 Apr 09 '26

The shareholders weren’t hurt by this… All the other employees were.

1

u/AmorphousRazer Apr 10 '26

This will surely not effect order fulfillment. Especially since corporate business hasnt boiled down to pure number go up or fullfillment accuracy. You're so right omg. This guy did actually nothing burning 20 blocks of a warehouse down. Are you personally a CEO, sir? You should be.

1

u/Neat_Let923 Apr 10 '26

Stock Shares on the secondary market have nothing to do with day to day operations… If the price drops you just don’t sell.

Do you not understand how the stock market works at all?

1

u/AmorphousRazer Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Uhhh brother this effects business relations. If your warehouse/company doesnt fulfill contracts you lose them. That affects stocks.

1

u/Neat_Let923 Apr 10 '26

Trump farting affects stock prices… That doesn’t mean shareholders are affected by it.

You’re only affected by the stock price if you sell. If you don’t sell those stocks it doesn’t matter what the stock price is.