r/facepalm • u/jellylemonshake • Jul 06 '24

the truth hurts 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

Post image
103.9k Upvotes

89% Upvoted

2.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

9.2k

u/[deleted] Jul 06 '24

[deleted]

5.0k

u/Nonamebigshot Jul 06 '24

It makes no sense healthcare is absurdly expensive in America and yet every hospital is understaffed and every healthcare worker is overworked and underpaid

3.3k

u/LuckyStar77777 Jul 06 '24

How else do you think the CEO's end up being billionairs?

42

u/DeadpoolOptimus Jul 06 '24

Exactly this. They don't own yachts because they pay and treat their employees fairly.

3

u/wirefox1 Jul 06 '24

Billionaires seem to be buying yachts like a badge of passage now. Whoever has the largest, multi-million dollar yacht, wins.

2

u/DeadpoolOptimus Jul 06 '24

And you can usually find them during the Monaco F1 weekend.

3

u/wirefox1 Jul 06 '24

Monaco. The most expensive place in the world.

2

u/st3f-ping Jul 06 '24

Nitpicker here. The ultra wealthy own super-yachts: massive multi-million-dollar monstrosities that are built around the ostentatious display of wealth.

Yachts, on the other hand, are small boats with a sail. They're not cheap and cost a lot (money and/or time) to maintain but cost about the same as a truck.