The US Air Force Spent $326,000 Replacing Broken Coffee Cups in the Last 2 Years
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Still, for $1200 a pop, one would think they'd be more durable.
But I can totally get behind the thought pattern of making things that shatter gently into big, dull shards. There's so much thought that goes into these little things.
Although why does a sub need an ashtray. It's not like there should be cigarettes on it.
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/04/09/navy.smoking.subs/index...
Apparently there were "smoking rooms" on (at least some) subs.
https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/styles/inline_...
Imagine cutting the black budget in half and more than doubling the education budget with that money. Suddenly free community college for all is doable. And you still have 25B for your hidden activities!
Think of what we could do with the $526.5bln that would be saved if US healthcare costs were brought back inline with other advanced economies.
The government is not smart enough to have a housing dollar pot that locks in place and then use cheap cups.
Dumb.