They were very active in the case of MG. What about the rest? Can’t they ask any type of questions or is the whole bureaucracy in the hands of PAMA? Are they the ones who dictate/decided everything?

This situation is like a house of cards. It will fall someday. The companies, the scalpers, they are all in on it. Someday it will all come crashing down. The worse part is, when that happens, the ones who will suffer, as usual, will be the people. When such things happen, people will lose a lot of money, that means a whole sector of the economy will be in a very bad way. That will mean a lot of lots jobs due to fall in car demand or business closures etc. Again, the awam, who mostly are not even the car buyers, will end up in the firing line.

Read up on the financial crisis of 2008. The going rhetoric is that “no one saw it coming”. The sad fact is, a lot of people saw what was going on and gave a lot of warnings. The banks and the mortgage companies just refused to listen. And the government refused to listen to anyone else because those same companies had the government convinced they were riding the gravy train to profit town and the ride will never stop. Well we all know what happened, the unstoppable greed/gravy train met the immovable (reality) wall. It all came crashing down. The world paid for it. Well, the same is happening here. Greed is over powering all other considerations.

Its like a ticking time bomb. Its a scary scenario, and I hope someone in the leadership does wake up to the reality before it really damages our already very compromised economy.

corrected 🙂

Works both ways…

In this market you can’t get your cake in peace because of own money or wait times or price fluctuations or price increases during delivery delays. The problems are endless. Any way you look at it, there is no peace in getting your “cake”.

In the same vain, you can’t have your piece of cake with out all the problems I have listed above. Its very problematic.

You just can’t have a piece in peace. 🤣