I absolutely would. Not sure what state you are in, but also consider recording the conversation with your HR rep as well. If you have them on record saying they saw an incident and chose to do nothing, that would significantly help your cause. Again though, every state is different when it comes to recording conversations (some require consent, others don’t).
My thoughts have always been the person who pitched the idea of going out is the primary bill payer.
Take that $80K to an adviser first and see what kind of plan they would draw up for you. Most will offer some sort of free consultation. That’s too much money to try to invest by yourself at 23.
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PGPM
Todd doing everything he can to avoid her.
Wrong state, but I agree.
I absolutely would. Not sure what state you are in, but also consider recording the conversation with your HR rep as well. If you have them on record saying they saw an incident and chose to do nothing, that would significantly help your cause. Again though, every state is different when it comes to recording conversations (some require consent, others don’t).
Had me at “mindlessly deep throated,” lost me at “my boyfriend.”
If Megan got that defensive that quickly, there’s definitely something above casual conversation taking place.
And the Sconnies off our highways.
I’d also ask we consider building a wall around the Mississippi of the North; Wisconsin.
“…that’s a little too obsessed with other grown men”
Jimmy describing Jimmy. Classic Jimmy move.
Captain of PSU
Flying out to State College to watch my sister play hockey, be home just in time to go to work Monday.
Need more Jimmy ‘tent.
I don’t know, I’ll take Joe over Eli pretty much everyday and twice on Sunday.
Found the Pike.
Write the rebuttal and provide what you believe is more practical financial advice for the average 25-35 year-old. Or continue to just bitch.
Junk House
That’s an odd email to receive from your doctor.
I’ll see myself out.
If he was 30, this wouldn’t be a bad take. But only being 23, that leftover 60K could do wonders and shave 10-15 years off of necessary working.
My thoughts have always been the person who pitched the idea of going out is the primary bill payer.
Take that $80K to an adviser first and see what kind of plan they would draw up for you. Most will offer some sort of free consultation. That’s too much money to try to invest by yourself at 23.
What other way was there to handle this? If she doesn’t want drinks spilled on her, don’t bump into people.