Private equity are fucking asshole capitalists

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Private equity companies are evil fuckers destroying people and companies. Soon American workers will rise up and make these evil companies pay for their left and harm. They horde while seriously harming and destroying the worker
 






anonymous said:
Private equity companies are evil fuckers destroying people and companies. Soon American workers will rise up and make these evil companies pay for their left and harm. They horde while seriously harming and destroying the worker
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The world doesn't need all these manufacturers of contact lenses. Producing a supply that drastically outnumbers the demand isn't feasible i.e. lumify. Companies like b+l brought it upon themselves and might be bought by a private equity firm. The private equity firm is going to want to move product and fire deadweight. They will try to cut costs and undercut companies like alcon and they will be able to. That's my best guess. Is that good for capitalism? I say no. Let the deadweight companies like b+l find a way to make their business work or die trying.
 












1. Either a private equity firm or a larger pharmaceutical company will buy Bausch + Lomb. Then what? Bausch + Lomb will now have a little more freedom to buy another company's unneeded technology that will not produce the results anyone was hoping for, and this cycle will continue on and on indefinitely.


2. In 2008, a private equity firm owned Bausch + Lomb. Has Bausch + Lomb made any progress since then? Do you consider Lumify (a repackaged old molecule sold over the counter) to be progress?


3. Does this entire industry need to be consolidated? There are too many unnecessary, hemorrhaging companies chasing the same shrinking dollar. Miebo is over $700 for a 3 ml bottle (GoodRX cash price). How much will a provider reimburse B + L for that same 3 ml bottle?


These are all rhetorical questions. Deep down, it doesn't matter who you work for or where your interests are aligned; you know I am right.
 






Private equity load up the companies they acquire with giant debt. Look around. Some companies have enormous balloon debts at junk bond credit card interest rates. They bring in idiots with titles and totyies. Pay more people with titles who do nothing and are hillbilly r*****s. How many girlies hiding behind a desk and never leave home. Just like a useless government worker. Pay workers shit. Cut good people to fuck up the business more. Google some of companies in business. Many will not survive. How much profit does your company make?
 






anonymous said:
Private equity load up the companies they acquire with giant debt. Look around. Some companies have enormous balloon debts at junk bond credit card interest rates. They bring in idiots with titles and totyies. Pay more people with titles who do nothing and are hillbilly r*****s. How many girlies hiding behind a desk and never leave home. Just like a useless government worker. Pay workers shit. Cut good people to fuck up the business more. Google some of companies in business. Many will not survive. How much profit does your company make?
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You just described valeant / bausch and lomb. I hate this company, but they are correct. I am going to sell one item. I acquired it for approximately $200 (all expenses considered) and it will sell for over $500,000,000.00. I was in the right place at the right time, and the story behind it is perfect.
 


















You work in commodity hell. Eye care is all cash pay. Your drops. Your lenses your iol’s. It’s all Walmart style cash pay.

So Shut up!!!

Of course private equity is involved. That’s what Alcon likes and wants.

Sorry you didn’t get a job in a real therapeutic area.

Alcon = Cash out of pocket pay!
Alcine = Private Equity
 






Be thankful we dont work in distribution. The dirty asshole of the industry Garbage business. Not sure why docs don’t order direct on all brands. Why get screwed and play games. Just order direct like most smart business people doing now.
 












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Be thankful we don't work in distribution. The dirty asshole of the industry Garbage business. Not sure why docs don’t order direct on all brands. Why get screwed and play games. Just order direct like most smart business people doing now.
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...and, you are in distribution. You distribute OTC eye drops. I forgot about that. At some point, we become a dog chasing our tail. At this moment, I feel like that dog. You should too.
 






Really not sure why there are manufacturer and distributor reps. What do these dumb fucks do? Can someone explain how these useless tools actually do anything of value!? Think about the cost savings to get rid of them all.
 












PE companies rip off investors. Load the acquisitions with huge debt. Force DEI and hire all the dummy DEI types who are incompetent and lazy and frauds. Work overtime finding ways not to pay the workers properly. Lie to employees and customers. That’s how PE companies work. Look all around you. Google some of the companies in this industry and see their giant CCC junk bond debts. All on the internet to see.
 






Why not stop focusing on perceived monopolies? Companies can develop better products. The iPhone is a great example. It was the first of its kind. Now, Samsung has a better product (in my opinion). If there is a monopoly, it develops because everyone else's products are inferior. Adapt or die.
 






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Why not stop focusing on perceived monopolies? Companies can develop better products. The iPhone is a great example. It was the first of its kind. Now, Samsung has a better product (in my opinion). If there is a monopoly, it develops because everyone else's products are inferior. Adapt or die.
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""Under no circumstances is nature inferior to art"; in fact, the arts imitate the nature of things. If this is true, human skill and ingenuity can never outdo universal nature, which is the most perfect and comprehensive of all natures."
 
























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