Kaylee ,'Jaynestown'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My answer to that is the bad ones had best seek employment where their flaws won't have an immediate negative effect on their income.
Wrod.
Edit: Apparently women are bad tippers. I know I am. Maybe it's a "Oh, you're delivering food, I know exactly how hard that is" thing.
easy peasy, lemon squeezy
TomW says it all the time.
I think Obama has started calling them on it, and I hope he continues. I wish he would do it more often, more effectively and more strenuously, though.
I think Friedman school economics is one of the more dangerous and toxic philosophies ever to grace our planet, and it's taken quite a deep root right now.
I genuine don't know enough about Friedman school economics to know if this is true, but I've read that Obama is of that same school. Which would seem bad, if true.
The current press secretary is the son of a former coworker of mine, and looks a lot like her, and I cannot get over it every single time I see him in the news. Every time, I'm all, Yoicks!
Re: Bonuses...
I used to get a bonus when I worked in the private sector. I got my bonus in Feb. for the previous year and it was based on specific, measurable goals that were outlined in a bonus plan each February. I wasn't in sales, so they were not sales goals. More like creating new products, training staff, etc.
In my last year, my bonus was a little over 15% of my total annual income for the year. I was middle management. Even with my bonus, I made less than $100K (quite a bit less). My bonus made a huge impact on my money situation. I guess I say that to reiterate that bonuses don't just effect bigwigs.
That also being said, when the economy was not good in 2001/2002, my bonus was significantly less, but it was also planned to be less. Those were also the years that our senior management took no salary increases and our CEO and President both took paycuts and our Publisher took himself off payroll all together for 6 months.
Don't get me started on gas costs! I just filled up last night at $1.95.
Really? After breaking $4, I'm still startled at how low the price has dropped. Even in Chicago.
yah, here in SoCal I'm happy it's below $2.10
I had to pay a 1% city income tax when I lived in Kansas City proper. I no longer have a city or county income tax, but we have a 8.225% sales tax, some food excluded.
Oh, I'm still surprised by how low gas is right now, but as I was approaching the Shell station, WBBM radio had their "Low Gas Price Locations" segment on, and they were talking about $1.77 in Oak Forest and $1.85 in Woodlawn, so I wasn't too pleased with the $1.95 I ended up with.