I like how they say “service included”. Maybe I’m just a simpleton and don’t know the actual meaning of the term in this context but all I can think of is getting $100 knocked off if you approach the kitchen window cafeteria style
What would you do when you get out? Have 20 years left and definitely not retire meaning you really still have 45 or so years left? And why murder? At least go for drug dealing / wire fraud so there’s a chance you’ve got some payout at the end…
I dunno, I figure the doctor’s probably happy that you’re asking him instead of going off whatever internet dribble came up first on the Google search.
This comes from the perspective of a lawyer which generally, along with Investment Bankers and Accountants at tax time, means extremely long hours are part of the job. In these particular circumstances yes, it is appropriate to think “deal with it or move on” but in other professions there has become an idea that you have to stay late just for the sake of staying late. If I can get my work done in 8 hours and be a valuable asset in that time I shouldn’t be punished for leaving the office at a reasonable time and shutting it out once gone. If I have to stay on all day I’m just going to start throwing out BS ideas for the sake of having ideas logged with 9PM time stamps and seeming engaged – which is ultimately more counter-productive than anything else.
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I like how they say “service included”. Maybe I’m just a simpleton and don’t know the actual meaning of the term in this context but all I can think of is getting $100 knocked off if you approach the kitchen window cafeteria style
Better question is why are they on the car at all?
But if you’re salaried you have to work an extra day for no extra pay
Thank you, good, for not be as cocky as great; but a definite improvement over meh.
I graduated to a two pants system and I fear it only made the situation more obvious
Yea it’s not even worth it when it’s JUST a billion… Pfffffttttttt idiots.
Comcast is evil…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGKGK_qn9lI
What would you do when you get out? Have 20 years left and definitely not retire meaning you really still have 45 or so years left? And why murder? At least go for drug dealing / wire fraud so there’s a chance you’ve got some payout at the end…
maybe it means a double edition…………
Already doing all of these things and still being broke. PGP.
Maybe it’s just me but I’ve tried Bumble in 3 different cities and never gotten a single match
95% of the people on the app…
I dunno, I figure the doctor’s probably happy that you’re asking him instead of going off whatever internet dribble came up first on the Google search.
endorsed that
Monster guy goes to the gas station on his way to the lake where he’ll burn another $50-75 on gas for “a sick-ass day ridin’ the j-skis”
After the use of “sportsball” do you really want her number anyway?
Is he going for ironic hipster errrrrrrr…?
Also, in response to “Nothing Is Beneath Me” I hope he has a daughter that is literally beneath everyone.
Yea, I’ve always had this fantasy of walking through a pumpkin patch and – woah! Is this pumpkin coming on to me…?
Chill for the Insta and chill… again?
This comes from the perspective of a lawyer which generally, along with Investment Bankers and Accountants at tax time, means extremely long hours are part of the job. In these particular circumstances yes, it is appropriate to think “deal with it or move on” but in other professions there has become an idea that you have to stay late just for the sake of staying late. If I can get my work done in 8 hours and be a valuable asset in that time I shouldn’t be punished for leaving the office at a reasonable time and shutting it out once gone. If I have to stay on all day I’m just going to start throwing out BS ideas for the sake of having ideas logged with 9PM time stamps and seeming engaged – which is ultimately more counter-productive than anything else.