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Bar Ran Dun posted:that’s almost certainly cut down salvaged old product. delicious
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can someone confirm whether this strike doesn't impact the northeast corridor? something about that rail being privately owned if i read right?
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triple sulk posted:can someone confirm whether this strike doesn't impact the northeast corridor? something about that rail being privately owned if i read right? from Bloomberg yesterday: "[Amtrak] said most service within its own Northeast Corridor linking Boston, New York and Washington -- including its Acela trains -- will continue to operate on a full schedule, but that nearly all of the 21,000 route miles it operates outside of that area uses railway track “owned, maintained and dispatched by freight railroads.”"
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https://twitter.com/LaurenKGurley/status/1569700643186565125 It never was about good faith negotiations, they want to break the union and Dark Joe Brandon is gonna do it for them.
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Union caving already? They aint striking. Food wins again.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:https://twitter.com/LaurenKGurley/status/1569700643186565125 Another short term action. Doesn't matter how much you crush unions when you don't pay enough to get people in there and then don't even bother making people literate enough to be imprisoned and trained. Anyone wanna bet inflation is locked in until it overcomes America's ability to shield it's companies and they finally find a boundary they can't ignore?
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https://twitter.com/fxmatt4/status/1569686074871398401 Capitalism is so silly. I want a loan. My collateral? Oh these 80's pop songs.
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only missing one part of the Trinity- soon the temple walls will sunder and the seventh seal will be undone
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:https://twitter.com/LaurenKGurley/status/1569700643186565125 If they don't actually strike then, yeah, that's another union that's going to ride off into irrelevancy before long.
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FizFashizzle posted:Ftr the one time in my life I’ve called a plumber a polish dude in a tinted Miata rolled up. The divorce was pretty rough, give him a break.
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https://www.atlantafed.org/research...se%20in%20June.
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webcams for christ posted:from Bloomberg yesterday: ok that makes sense obviously bad if the other railway gets hosed but a massive amount of their revenue and ridership is the northeast corridor. every time i'm on one of the northeast/keystone/acela lines they're always pretty packed
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th... those prices aren't sticky at all!!
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So, my wife is still overemployed! We're more than two months in now and she just got a glowing performance review from the old WFH job, and continued good feedback at the new in-person job. She's able to knock out the WFH job in 1-2 hours each night. For the record, it's $60k (WFH job for poo poo company) and $50k (cool in-person job) for a total of $110k (annualized). Getting paid every week instead of every other week is, apparently, nice. I think I'm going to make her take me out to dinner since this was my idea.
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Euronymous posted:So, my wife is still overemployed! We're more than two months in now and she just got a glowing performance review from the old WFH job, and continued good feedback at the new in-person job. She's able to knock out the WFH job in 1-2 hours each night. totally normal
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cool....in-person? you've lost me there friend. congrats on negging your wife to breadwinner status tho, milk that poo poo and get your dinner king
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poster: "we're doing a thing that might get us in trouble over here!" thread: "hey, do your thing, just don't post about doing your thing for your own good." *two months later* poster: "checking back in on our thing that we can get in trouble for, it's going really good!"
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:poster: "we're doing a thing that might get us in trouble over here!"
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If you're going to update you have to stick to it even when things go south. That's the rules
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Iron Crowned posted:
Try almost $200 and it’s like two moderately full bags of groceries and maybe some meat. Costco has 2 dozen pasture raised organic eggs for $7 and the organic berries and meats are still moderately priced. Although organic chicken went astronomical. Granted we shop at the organic co-op for most staples but the prices aren’t much better at Fred Meyers or qfc.
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just had mandated corporate training that explained how my company owns my rear end during my shift and I better not work another job my oppositional defiance disorder is currently being blunted by my laziness
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wow it kind of seems like the whole concept of transitory inflation is incredibly stupid that can't be right!!!
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Paradoxish posted:wow it kind of seems like the whole concept of transitory inflation is incredibly stupid "You can't be that stupid" "gently caress you, I'll be as stupid as I want!"
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Goal is $500k/yr, four jobs, two people, no kids, no commute, I never get dressed besides a T-shirt (no pants), 2.5% mortgage. LFG
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https://twitter.com/business/status/1569712278357905413 https://twitter.com/LaMonicaBuzz/status/1569704764551663616 https://twitter.com/JunkScience/status/1569708998219419648 https://twitter.com/staunovo/status/1569587476494254081
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Wait the union is gonna buckle and bend their knee? Booooo! I thought they were gonna have some spine and stand up somewhat.
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The funny thing they never mention now is the cost of living in HCOL areas. Which can’t be explained other than retailers charging more because they can and because they know people have money to pay for it.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:https://twitter.com/LaurenKGurley/status/1569700643186565125 The unions should be increasing their demands, not weakening them. If the rail companies don't wanna play ball, then it gets even more expensive when they do come to the table.
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Euronymous posted:Goal is $500k/yr, four jobs, two people, no kids, no commute, I never get dressed besides a T-shirt (no pants), 2.5% mortgage. LFG Robert from Everybody Loves Raymond voice: Everybody wants a Media Career.
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Part of neutering unions is convincing them to never actually use their leverage.
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the few bad inflation reports actually spiked the markets on the day of release under the logic that it was bad, but not crazy bad , and thus the fed would act within expected bounds. this is unexpected by a smidge and it’s total meltdown time.
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Paradoxish posted:Part of neutering unions is convincing them to never actually use their leverage. "they don't actually NEED to use their leverage because we have so many good systems in place from when unions did that in the past that now we don't have to ever again!"
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