Will Storr

But if you really want to try to fix everything everywhere, say, I'm not buying anything from anybody who doesn't get paid what you're supposed to get paid here.

Okay, then let's balance it out for the economies in those places.

Yeah, yeah, I think that's a good rule.

Do they do that, though?

They might actually...

I mean, what is the economy?

If you're in Mexico, what are you allowed to pay people in Mexico?

And how much does it cost?

Like, let's say, let's pick a place, Juarez.

That's kind of a border town.

If you own a factory in Juarez, how much do you have to pay those people?

we just have this real weird desire to never stop making more.

Like real weird desire to like,

maximize profit, expand, expand, make it big.

Nobody ever has a company and goes, we're good.

Just leave it like this.

Well, I was going to say about the McDonald's thing, it's also a function of being a part of a public company.

You have an obligation to your shareholders to make more money.

Like the whole idea is let's make more money.

Hey, I'm looking at the money and it's not more.