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Originally Posted by vharlow  I suppose you think the people who ship the sandwich ingredients and the people who assemble the sandwiches don't deserve to be paid for their labor? I'm not trying to "justify" anything. I'm just pointing out a few facts left out when people are shocked and in horror at the price of delivering those sandwiches to Iraq. I'll grant, here at home, it wouldn't cost that much money to produce a few peanut butter sandwiches. | If that Company operates so poorly that they have to charge $100 for a P&J, in order to pay those people, it shouldn't be used by our government.
To put it into prospective- If they serve 100,000 P&Js, for lunch, at say, a cost of 10 cents a piece, for the actual food(which is probably high at a bulk rate), thats only a cost of $10,000. They make back $ 10,000,000!!!!
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04-16-2007, 03:46 PM
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