#[26/9/2024] If you could bankrupt any company, which would it be?
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starbucks
Elon Musk
Disney
starbucks
X, take that shit down and bring back the twitter name
Anybody from the food industry
speedwagon foundation (im jk, starbucks)
@spice parcel, your Stand Rank is now 1!
Lmfao
heyyy
ITS MINE IDEA
Snooze lose
cry about it
starbucks, mcdonalds, coca cola, amazon
get rid of them because they're not using any of their money for good
i'm writing about john mcafee so i'd say mcafee antivirus. ever since john left there's really no reason to use mcafee instead of windows defender
Cola?!? 😭
Anyway, it would probably be like eh
None
they support shit i fucking hate 👍
All of them
BlackRock becuase they be buying everything 😍
Threat David Productions to bankrupt them if they won’t start working on SBR rn 
all of them
tesla
Roblox 👅
Tesla
The U.S. Government. If that's not possible then Tesla.
twitter/X, elongated muskrat ruined the app, and bandai namco for killing my sideM games
Peta
Apple
Epic games
Nestle and it's not even close. The sheer amount of known crimes they've committed is so large and their baby formula scheme is just so damn evil
Apple
And i love cola
MrBeast co.
oh well
Lunchly.
pepsi will still be a thing
America
whatever company decided to COMPLETELY FUCKING CANCEL the production of lemon biscuits in my local store
Dollskill
@strange hatch, your Stand Rank is now 1!
Whatever felon musty own
THAT'S SO EVIL WTHHHH
Oh and Nestle too
oh yeah nestle for sure ugh theres so many companies actually
nestle
mappa
no more Gojo
W
hmmm Disney?
If they spit all the other companies they ate back out first of course
and Elon Musk
I never liked the guy
to be honest the reason I started disliking him was because his name sounded weird
(this was before he did most of the shit he’s criticized for)
mrbeast
Tiktok
man like Mr. beast incorporated
amazon
Yeah basically
Apple and Starbucks(both are fraud)
YES YES YESS
working with Phineas and Ferb, we would make Doofenshirtz evil encorparated go out of bussiness
BlackRock