Hi Delano, I found your choice of business fascinating as I have a distant relative who works in the corporate office for British Petroleum and grew up hearing from my English relatives about it and how the company was doing. I think it is interesting that the US is B.P's biggest customer as the rest of Europe is much closer locationally but I guess they do not use as much gas as we do here in the US. Growing up, my family used B.P gas pretty much exclusively as there was a test done in the early 2000s that showed that B.P gas was the purest and best quality gas for your car and its health. I do not think that it is currently the case, but they still are one of the best. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Sage! I enjoyed reading through your blog post and your thoughts on fiscal policy especially with Walmart and Mexico. It is interesting reading that the fiscal policies in Mexico are helping people and their wellbeing so that they can better use their finances. I think so frequently here in our country, while our wellbeing may be the motive of our government when they make new or change fiscal policies, the laws more frequently than not actually creates uncertainty and concern amongst the american people. Much to think about. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Svyarom, I enjoyed reading through your post as you have written about a topic that I feel is not emphasized or addressed enough in the news or political arena. With Covid-19 and the economy already not in great health, it looks like we are now in a recession just based purely off of the increased percentage of inflation in everything. I think in the midst of Covid-19, money was dished out quite frequently to cover the cost of job loss, school expenses, etc... but very few gave thought to what the costs would be in the long run and how it would effect us. As we can see now, being two years or so since the start of the pandemic, the spending has effected us and will continue to do so for who knows how long. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Jackson, I enjoyed reading through your post and learning a lot I did not know about Volkswagen. I think it is interesting that the company is doing so well that they may beat Tesla's sales by 2024, but like you mentioned I think is because of their promptness to jump on the making of electric cars. I think it is fascinating that some of the companies that have done the best in the business world are ones that are constantly looking to the future and what might be next on the horizon and then creating that product. Volkswagen providing electric cars as the demand continues to go up is setting the company up for a good trajectory in the coming years. Thanks for sharing!