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<blockquote data-quote="JohnBlayz142" data-source="post: 2643901" data-attributes="member: 564752">Your understanding of economics is utterly horrible.You&#039;re not &quot;making $97&quot; every day. When you start a business your first sales are not profitable. You also have to sell these products before you can even use this number.Tell me this, how did you &quot;buy&quot; this new facility you are now working in? Did you just save profit until you had enough to make the purchase of the new building and then buy it outright? No, because you had expenses initially and you had to break even before it was even considered profit! In fact, you probably took out a huge loan to start this business in the first place.Add in things like health plans for the employees, furniture for the new building, pay raises, inflation, and ultimately.......extra RESEARCH AND DESIGN!You will find the increased services the company is providing is going to cost you, the consumer, more money. I don&#039;t think Fi plans to keep the same lines of subs for the next several years, I imagine they will need to engineer new ones.That is going to be an addtional cost not factored in the general manufacturing process that you so exquisitely presented to me.I guess JL Audio would be where they are today if they never increased their costs right? Making stealthboxes in house, driver testing each driver, setting industry benchmarks people are using as a base of comparison 4 years after the release....they got where they are keeping costs the exact same right?Go back to your macroeconomics 101 class and study a little harder next time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnBlayz142, post: 2643901, member: 564752"] Your understanding of economics is utterly horrible. You're not "making $97" every day. When you start a business your first sales are not profitable. You also have to sell these products before you can even use this number. Tell me this, how did you "buy" this new facility you are now working in? Did you just save profit until you had enough to make the purchase of the new building and then buy it outright? No, because you had expenses initially and you had to break even before it was even considered profit! In fact, you probably took out a huge loan to start this business in the first place. Add in things like health plans for the employees, furniture for the new building, pay raises, inflation, and ultimately.......extra RESEARCH AND DESIGN! You will find the increased services the company is providing is going to cost you, the consumer, more money. I don't think Fi plans to keep the same lines of subs for the next several years, I imagine they will need to engineer new ones. That is going to be an addtional cost not factored in the general manufacturing process that you so exquisitely presented to me. I guess JL Audio would be where they are today if they never increased their costs right? Making stealthboxes in house, driver testing each driver, setting industry benchmarks people are using as a base of comparison 4 years after the release....they got where they are keeping costs the exact same right? Go back to your macroeconomics 101 class and study a little harder next time. [/QUOTE]

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