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Doggles posted:In the beginning of April, Mr. Fain announced that he was forgoing six months (through the end of September) of his $1,100,000 base salary which turns out to be around $550,000. What a brave hero, I will keep him in my thoughts and prayers
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Shame Boy posted:What a brave hero, I will keep him in my thoughts and prayers hes a patriot and should be respected above all others
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lol @ how cartoonishly evil these people are also lol @ our capitalist society that has normalized stuff like this to the point where you see news like this and shrug e: also lol somebody changed my obama avatar whyyy
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Grevling posted:What Guardian article is this from? Close but it's the Times 
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Peanut President posted:he could've also charged people 5 bucks to u-pick, and he probably would've made a profit!! Californians are the stupidest mother fuckers on earth Sure, but the farm is probably hundreds of miles from the bulk of people who would want it ?
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AceClown posted:Close but it's the Times I don't think you understand, I'm a career woman, I need these Lesser Women to handle the stupid things for little people that I can't be bothered with.
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true liberty is when the overclass has the same color palette as the untermenschen
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Reminds me of this thing in the NYTimes a few days ago about how to handwash clothes, because apparently that's not something people knew how to do through like, basic common sense: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/16/style/how-to-handwash-your-clothes.html The true tragedy of this coronavirus is rich people having to do domestic work outside of like, hobby cooking once a week. On the other hand though, if it leads to more people realising their lifestyles are lovely and exploitative maybe that's a win?
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bike tory posted:On the other hand though, if it leads to more people realising their lifestyles are lovely and exploitative maybe that's a win? lol
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yeah I haven't totally dealt with people, even on these same forums, whining about using gig economy poo poo for everything now
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lancemantis posted:yeah I haven't totally dealt with people, even on these same forums, whining about using gig economy poo poo for everything now They are just patriots supporting the economy.
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Every time I order taco bell while high and bored I'm respecting America
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T-man posted:Every time I order taco bell while high and bored I'm
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I miss Taco Bell so much. I want a taco twelve pack
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I remember a low point in my history of getting 6 pack & a pounds from Taco Johns for individual consumption its the secret combo meal for fat people
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lancemantis posted:
lmao a POUND of tater tots TACO JOHN SAYS EAT EM ALL YOU FAT SHITS
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owl_pellet posted:lmao a POUND of tater tots Really, on 4/20? The holiest day for stoners. A pound of tatertots and a few grams is a right of passage.
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owl_pellet posted:lmao a POUND of tater tots Yes a pound of fried tater tots will indeed give you the fat shits
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owl_pellet posted:lmao a POUND of tater tots lancemantis posted:Yes a pound of fried tater tots will indeed give you the fat shits the only better way to die on the toilet making GBS threads myself inside out would be from garlic bread 
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https://twitter.com/pangmeli/status/1252409741608796160 throw it on the pile of 'reasons to abolish landlords' this is not some secret video either, you can find it on ReMax page. They just don't give a poo poo
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Like for 69 cents I would totally buy a barrel of crude oil just for funsies. I assume you'd have to pay for the actual barrel though so that might suck, I wonder if I can just show up at the oil well with a bucket...
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Because we care about our employees, we built an advanced system to track OSHA violations around our company, keep on top of employee complaints, and to see how we're doing on racial diversity! Wow, thank you Jeff Bezos!
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Shame Boy posted:Like for 69 cents I would totally buy a barrel of crude oil just for funsies. I assume you'd have to pay for the actual barrel though so that might suck, I wonder if I can just show up at the oil well with a bucket... The minimum is 1000 barrels so you'd need a lot of buckets. You also need to show up in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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My wife has a teleconference on one of her screens as she works from home that's the executives of her company saying the usual bullshit, and I noticed that one of the execs is very clearly on a yacht  e: On a yacht, talking about how they don't have to cut jobs yet, but they might when this is over because some branches "might not be useful anymore after this crisis", and they promise they'll be very generous like they always have been if they have to do layoffs.
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Shame Boy posted:My wife has a teleconference on one of her screens as she works from home that's the executives of her company saying the usual bullshit, and I noticed that one of the execs is very clearly on a yacht incredible lol
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Shame Boy posted:To be clear it's a company that makes software that handles insurance company payments, so the only thing that could possibly make it less useful would be if Bernie had won. Hrm. That's what my company does and our business is booming. We don't really handle payments, though. We tell our customers (health systems and doctors offices) if an invoice is underpaid by insurance. We also offer collection services, but many of our customers do it themselves. We get a yearly support fee, plus some sort of fee for collecting, if we do it. In the future we will offer a new product to display master charge prices to patients based on their coverage and the facility's agreement with the patient's insurance company. My point is, though, anyone ensuring that insurance companies pay what they agree should be recession proof. Openly contemplating layoffs after this is over is a bad sign.
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anonumos posted:Hrm. That's what my company does and our business is booming. We don't really handle payments, though. We tell our customers (health systems and doctors offices) if an invoice is underpaid by insurance. We also offer collection services, but many of our customers do it themselves. We get a yearly support fee, plus some sort of fee for collecting, if we do it. Yeah I think the dude was speaking to the entire health like, subdivision (?) of the parent company, and not the specific sub-company my wife works at. Plus he was being very wishy-washy about the whole thing in a way I think he thought instilled a sense of security because he kept reiterating that they were doing fine during this crisis and if there's layoffs they won't be until later and we'll be VERY NICE about them, so who knows what they're actually talking about. Her job sucks anyway and she needs to get a new one
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A friend of mine just agreed to a week of furlough because between unemployment plus the extra $600 on top of normal unemployment the government is supposed to be throwing in he's going to make more than he would at work. Of course after he agreed to just a week off they laid off all level 1 tech support and the upcoming tech support trainees. They previously lowered the salaries of every salaried person, lowered commission bonuses for the people on commission, stop 401k matching, and fired hourly folks who had been there since the company started. He's a little worried about his decision now because it's looking like "just a week" is going to turn into longer
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