A CEO Tried to Give a Senator a Math Lesson. Eliz Warren Calmly Explain How Math Actually Works.

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A CEO Tried to Give a Senator a Math Lesson. Eliz Warren Calmly Explain How Math Actually Works.

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Economy • October 2013 • Views: 2,069

from earlier this year, but worth repeating …

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In a hearing earlier this year, a businessman decided to make excuses about why he couldn’t afford to pay his waitstaff a living wage. Unfortunately for him, math ruins everything. Especially if you are making stuff up. At 4:20, Senator Warren just goes ahead and lets him know what’s what.

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7 comments

freetoken Sat, Oct 5, 2013 10:27:18pm

You title has one too many pronouns. “She” needs a clearer antecedent.

ibob Sun, Oct 6, 2013 6:02:38am

I would give anything if Elizabeth Warren was my senator. Instead, we are stuck with Jefferson Beauregard Sessions lll. It just pains me to realize that he will probably be reelected to the Senate in 2014 by very wide majority of Alabama voters.

PeterWolf Sun, Oct 6, 2013 6:32:38am

Warren is awesome.

HappyWarrior Sun, Oct 6, 2013 7:53:04am

I like Elizabeth Warren. She stands up for what she believes in without being shrill and she’s someone who is proud of the liberal label. It took a Scott Brown hiccup but she’s the heir of liberalism that the Kennedy seat needed to have after the Senator’s passing.

Cardio (formerly JRCMYP) Sun, Oct 6, 2013 12:05:52pm

Senator Warren is my Senator and I love her. But in this instance I’m a bit confused. The video clip is edited so there must be something I’m missing. I don’t know what the second guy’s restaurant business is. But McDonalds is a volume business with efficiencies that factor in margins by the penny. A restaurant that serves on average 50 seats a night can’t be compared—operationally or strategically—to McDonalds. But, I don’t know what’s being compared here.

Does anyone know where the full hearing on this is?

Cardio (formerly JRCMYP) Sun, Oct 6, 2013 12:06:10pm

Oh wait. Maybe I should click on the link :)

jaunte Sun, Oct 6, 2013 8:15:23pm

re: #5 Cardio (formerly JRCMYP)

He is a part-owner of the Southport Brewing Company, which has five restaurants in Connecticut, and will soon open a sixth, called Nola, in Norwalk.
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