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I imagine it has a similar level of legality as setting up a robot to mass call a longer list of specific people, perhaps for business purposes, is I think the larger point being made. John's presumably using the exact same loopholes that actual scam companies use to get away with robocalling.
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Is op cross posting posts in this thread to cspam too? That'd actually be kind of funny
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Orange Devil posted:You could do that, but you'd still have a highly variable and unpredictable workload that needs doing immediately meaning you'd still end up sending people home after only 2 hours or misguesstimate the other way and have days where only a few people need to bust rear end to get everything done. A lot of these jobs would still be nightshifts and involve people being on call all day not knowing if they'll be working that evening/night until the last moment or not. Surely if every Amazon employee can be paid six figures a year and the company still turns a profit, they could pay people to come in and sit around on their phones when there isn't work to be done
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