Or Ukraine joining NATO for that matter.
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I thought the capital of meth was Australia
You're probably right, I'm in Sydney right now and I can attest to that.
Cali is the opioid capital of the world. Last Vegas is a close number two.
He clearly isn't from California. I laughed when I saw the video of Palo Alto. You know that the "downtown" there is literally just one street that goes for three blocks, right? And that there are homeless regularly sleep there?
Both Palo Alto and Irvine They don't qualify as towns, much less cities.
Personally, the only actual urban environment in the US is NYC. Not even LA really qualifies.
LMAO again? They aren't the first low cost indian airline to try this. The issue is that the airline industry margins are so freaking thin that failures of any kind (be it logistical, route planning, maintenance, etc....) will ensure bankruptcy. Does nobody remember Go Airlines? They were one of the largest private low cost indian airline that filed for bankruptcy in 2019.
Hahaha, many of those is from the same economic collapse channel. Only that, he is right……. In regards to the collapse of the USA but in regards to china, damn has he more or less been wrong about literally everything.
From what I understand Bay area is survivable for those who already have family there or who have a 200k+ tech job.
Otherwise it has ludicrous prices that make Hong Kong, Singapore and Vancouver look cheap.
'India will operate more western-built airlines than China, India one China zero'. Meanwhile China has its own airline in service in the C919 and manufactures a large number of said western airlines.
This is in the same vein of 'there are more Indian CEOs of Fortune 500 western companies than Chinese CEOs, India one China zero'. Meanwhile China has its own companies in the Fortune 500 whereas Indian companies are nowhere to be seen.
Gotta take wins where you can get them, I suppose.
When you can't beat them, become the butler of their enemies who are just a little bit behind them.
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I was wondering how IndiGo, a company that lost $40 million last year and has $7.4 billion of assets, financed their $55 billion purchase of Airbus airliners. Could they go bankrupt before all 500 airliners are delivered? I'm not an expert in this field so if somebody could explain, that would be nice.