From the /c/economics community on Chambers

It's not really a country, but I'm just gonna write it like one. It's a large corporation, with 8.3 million employees, and 70 billion in annual revenue. It's a subsidiary of another large corporation. It's the largest subsidiary of the large corporation, with revenue 1.3x of the second largest. It's a technology company, which means they have a website. They are a service company. They do a lot of things, but they don't actually make anything. They don't sell anything. They don't own any property, and they don't sell any products. They don't sell any services either. They don't sell you any service. They don't sell you an insurance policy. They don't sell you a warranty. They don't sell you a subscription. They don't sell you a service package. They don't sell you a plan. They don't sell you an offer. They don't sell you a deal. They don't sell you anything. They sell you a story, and they sell you a narrative. They sell you a story, and then they sell you a plan, to get the ending you want. They sell you a story, and then they sell you a plan, to get the ending you want. They sell you a story, and they sell you a narrative. They don't sell you a service. They sell you a story, and then they sell you a plan, to get the ending you want. They don't sell you anything. They don't sell you a service. They don't sell you a product. They don't sell you a plan. They don't sell you a subscription. They don't sell you an insurance policy. They don't sell you a warranty. They don't sell you a warranty. They don't sell you an insurance policy. They don't sell you a plan. They don't sell you a subscription. They don't sell you a service. They don't sell you a product. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story. They sell you a story.

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