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re: Help with riddle - How Much Money Did The Store Lose?
Posted on 12/13/23 at 11:00 am to Corinthians420
Posted on 12/13/23 at 11:00 am to Corinthians420
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The other $5K would be unrealized gains
Fancy words for admitting that you lost your own argument
Everything on the planet is unrealized gains until you sell them. Since the store doesnt have those items any longer, they can never 'realize' those gains. Plus, to re-order the exact same items only adds debt
So even using your logic, they lost 2X the costs of the goods, plus the $30 change. Once because those items can never be sold, and twice because those items need to be replaced. Re-supply is the only way for the store to be restored to the they were prior to the fraudulent purchase
Posted on 12/13/23 at 11:06 am to RobbBobb
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Everything on the planet is unrealized gains until you sell them. Since the store doesnt have those items any longer, they can never 'realize' those gains. Plus, to re-order the exact same items only adds debt
What? They sold the item. The $100 was already stolen. Why would selling it to the thief make them never realize those gains if selling to a regular customer would.
The only reason the store didn't lose the full $100 is because the thief used it at their store to buy something so they got a percentage back based on how much the items he bought were marked up
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So even using your logic, they lost 2X the costs of the goods, plus the $30 change. Once because those items can never be sold, and twice because those items need to be replaced. Re-supply is the only way for the store to be restored to the they were prior to the fraudulent purchase
You aren't making any sense.
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Once because those items can never be sold
The item was sold at its normal price.
The thief stole the money and bought the item. If they wouldve stole the money and then stole the item you would've lost $100+cost of item. Instead you lost $30+cost of item
This post was edited on 12/13/23 at 11:18 am
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