Moses_Snake

What information would you present to investors that would convince them to invest in the film? Would it simply be how the film will bring profit and if so how would you "prove" that?

I read an article recently on how NASA over worked their employees 16 hours a day until they did a small mutiny to change that (they've been all let go after it), my question is: Are there times when it you guys feel like you're not being paid enough or that you're being over worked? If so, how do you think NASA can accomodate to it in the near future?

Thanks again for showing up, I love all the work you science nerds do!

I saw this conspiracy a while back, any thoughts on it?:

The Mattress Mafia.

How often do you have to buy mattresses? Maybe every 5-7 years, but how come there are so many mattress stores? Sit 'n' Sleep, Mattress Firm, Banner Mattress, and so many more of these stores compete with each other. That's fair enough, but how can they have so many stores AND stay in business? Look at this: San Marcos, within 10 miles of each other, there are 12 mattress only stores. That's not including stores that also sell furniture. Still don't believe me? Well, you should! Even Mattress Firm's top two executives and chairman resigned after postponing their financial accounts in 2017 due to some "accounting failures".

Source:

Well now that you are obviously on my side (otherwise you're just supporting literal crime), now I can share with you who is running the mattress mafia: the mafia. They're still very much an active organization Source:. They started up and ran Las Vegas and still do today, so they have to launder their money somewhere. As a legitimate business, they knew that they had to diversify their money laundering lest they get found out. So, they looked to mattresses. People buy them, people need them, so why not. But they slipped up and I, among others, am onto them. Each store would need to bring in a considerable amount of money to stay in business. According to this Source, a Mattress Firm's 4k-6k Square footage at $430-$650, brings the lowball amount to $1.72M per store (no rent involved). Add in the rent (which the lease says will increase every five years), and this can reach $3M. Put this to how much a mattress costs Source and you see that to even break even, they would have to sell roughly 2,660 mattresses per store. Put this against how many Mattress Firms alone there are in the United States. According to Mattress Firm themselves, they own 3,500 stores. That equals 9.308M mattresses needed to be sold to pay off their stores. That doesn't include rent, employees, or the fact that this would require them to have a consistent flow of sales, or the mafia could lend a helping hand. All I'm saying is that none of this adds up to a successful business. Mattress Firm (the most successful one) in addition to dozens of companies like them, they're all money launderers.

Credit to /u/Get_a_username

Penochet as terrible as he was kinda saved the economic state in many areas.

I personal family friend of mine from Colombia had her entire family apply for it. The application took too long so she decided to enter ilegaly while her family waited. Her whole family is killed now but thankfully at least she received citizenship.

It works in the sense of background checks and process but it takes too much time, time that many people can't afford to give.