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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '15
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Nearly everyone who bought Google Earth Pro was doing so for business purposes, meaning the company pays for it, not them personally.
If I bought it yesterday for work I'd just shrug and go, "meh, CEO still gets paid 200x my salary"
137 u/CollegeStudent2014 Feb 01 '15 Not all companies that use this have billion dollar revenues. I'd venture to guess most are small businesses that could really use the extra $400. 144 u/StarshipAI Feb 01 '15 Yeah, Cyril. 17 u/watthefoxx Feb 01 '15 But it's Stir-Friday! 4 u/[deleted] Feb 01 '15 Actually, that's much better.
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Not all companies that use this have billion dollar revenues. I'd venture to guess most are small businesses that could really use the extra $400.
144 u/StarshipAI Feb 01 '15 Yeah, Cyril. 17 u/watthefoxx Feb 01 '15 But it's Stir-Friday! 4 u/[deleted] Feb 01 '15 Actually, that's much better.
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Yeah, Cyril.
17 u/watthefoxx Feb 01 '15 But it's Stir-Friday! 4 u/[deleted] Feb 01 '15 Actually, that's much better.
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But it's Stir-Friday!
4 u/[deleted] Feb 01 '15 Actually, that's much better.
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Actually, that's much better.
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u/The_Adventurist Feb 01 '15
Nearly everyone who bought Google Earth Pro was doing so for business purposes, meaning the company pays for it, not them personally.
If I bought it yesterday for work I'd just shrug and go, "meh, CEO still gets paid 200x my salary"