Dan Price @DanPriceSeattle

Payments Guy, Founder of Gravity Payments instagram.com/danpriceseattle Seattle, WA Joined November 2013

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Dan Price @DanPriceSeattle

6 days ago

@JacksonOnRadio seems like most of the injuries have been during games yeah? I wonder if having the nice grass at long acres now and then contrasting that with the terrible playing surfaces they are subjected to for matches is part of the issue.

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7 days ago

@ryangrim 😅🤣

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7 days ago

@unusual_whales Who would’ve thought that doubling the cost of ownership for people buying now compared to current owners would have slowed down home sales so much?

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2 weeks ago

Workers’ share of America’s income is at a record low, per FORTUNE

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4 months ago

@unusual_whales 🧅 The Onion!

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4 months ago

@FT @ramprasad_c The Onion

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5 months ago

@Ric_RTP @paulg "We're not competitor-obsessed, we're customer-obsessed. We start with what the customer needs and work backwards" - Amazon founder Jeff Bezos

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5 months ago

@edgaralandough Livable & dignified wages for employees

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5 months ago

@MarkAEaton1 @MrPitbull07 I like it – been thinking about it quite a bit

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5 months ago

@philipbelanger3 @MrPitbull07 @RETTIWTGMM here:

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10 months ago

@ORC4A I’ll DM you now

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10 months ago

It’s been 10 years since I took a million dollar pay cut to pay all staff at Gravity Payments a $70,000 minimum wage. People have wondered: How did it go? We conducted a comprehensive study of everything that has happened since our 2015 announcement. We are proof that paying living wages is good for both employees and businesses. Since raising wages, our revenue and profits have soared, employees have started families while continuing to provide excellent customer service, and clients have become happier and stayed longer. It worked so well that we raised the minimum to $80,000 and added an employee profit-sharing program. Yet outside our company, it made no impact: no businesses followed suit, and the pay gap between workers and CEOs remains massive.

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10 months ago

@Mr_Salmonid thanks! ☺️

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10 months ago

Our Mission We exist to stand with those who believe in the American dream and are willing to work to achieve it.

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10 months ago

A key reason we are different: We are 100% privately owned with no need to appease stockholders or outside investors like private equity. Simply put: If our leadership decides to do something, we can do it. At most big companies, raising wages is seen purely as a cost increase, with no thought given to potential long-term gains. When public companies announce layoffs, their stock typically rises in the short term—and executives’ pay rises with it. This short-term mindset views wage increases as an overwhelming net negative. Even at locally owned businesses, cash reserves are often so limited that a wage bump isn’t fiscally feasible in the short term, even if owners believe in the long-term benefits. We were unique in that Gravity (A) had nearly a decade to build a solid, growing business before raising wages, and (B) had a major expense to cut—the CEO’s pay dropping 91%—to offset increases elsewhere. The underlying truth remains: most businesses simply don’t want to try this, believing it will bankrupt them. We’re here to prove otherwise.