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3 years ago

There are these Karens at my house putting their trash in front of MY HOUSE and what can i do?

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2 answers:

Artemon [7]3 years ago

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Call the cops or leave them be Karen’s

Lelechka [254]3 years ago

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Answer:

call the cops

Explanation:

First have a conversation with them and if they do not understand simply be a Karen yourself and call the cops. I am pretty sure they will know what to do because that is YOUR property (or at least your own space that you pay for).

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Weighted average:

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COGS: 9, 160

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COGS: 9,050

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COGS: 8,450

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beginning 75 units at $ 18 = $ 1,350

Mar. 15 200 units at $21 = $ 4,200

Sept. 4 175 units at $24 = $ 1,800

July 20 125 units at $22 = $ 2,750

Dec. 2 50 units at $27 = $ 1,350

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average cost: 11,450/625 = $ 18.32 per unit

inventory units: 625 - 500 = 125 units

Weighted average:

EI: 125 x $18.32 = 2,290

COGS: 500 x $18.32 = 9, 160

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LIFO:

last units are sold while frist are inventory

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beginning 75 units at $ 18 = $ 1,350

Mar. 15 50 units at $21 = $ 1,050

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COGS: available - ending inventory

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FIFO

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Purchases Budget for February 233,131 units

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Dollar Purchases Budget for February $ 466,264

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There are these Karens at my house putting their trash in front of MY HOUSE and what can i do?​

There are these Karens at my house putting their trash in front of MY HOUSE and what can i do?