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This is a discussion on Michael O'Leary - Ireland's Economic Saviour ? within the Economy forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by Pabilito That's how Ryanair make their profit.. nothing wrong with that. If you don't like it then ...
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| Heard it. One thing that did stand out was when he said "we work them.....we work hard at it". Translated from self-interruption: "we work them hard." I wonder why he always intersperses profanities in his vocabulary? To appear as "the common man"? To shock people? "look at me, I'm rich so I can swear as I want in a public forum"? I don't find it shocking, I find it off-putting to hear anyone in the public fora use profanities. It wastes my time to listen to irrevelant additions to speech.
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Throw in some swear words of choice.
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| Heard the interview as well today. Impressive without the usual amount of sniping comments. The problem for the government when it comes to O'Leary is that he's so damn successful (and in the notoriously difficult airline industry at that). His success also has massive knock-on benefits to the overall economy from tourism etc. A lot of people are dependant on him. Consequently, when he criticises them, its from someone who knows what he's talking about, thus making them hard to deflect. His opinions have serious clout. The image of the bumbling brians and their recent handling of the financial crisis doesn't help their case and plays directly into his hands. |
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| His statement about getting rid of all quangos and saving an immediate 8 billion made sense. A bit like how it would make sense to get rid of all expenses. Imagine if you scrapped the whole lot and then told them to come with an expenses system that worked and quangos you actually need and the staffing numbers they actually require. How long do you think it would take? My guess, about a fortnight. Self preservation is an amazing motivating tool especially when applied to leeches. |
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