The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
I'm pretty sure hard work is the key regardless of your education.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
I'm pretty sure hard work is the key regardless of your education.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
I'm pretty sure hard work is the key regardless of your education.
Is that what you are hearing?
My sources tell me the decision is coming any day. The hammer is about to drop.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
The state used to cover way more of the cost back then too. Now most of their budget comes from tuition.
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
$30/ hour minimum wage would allow everyone to buy new fuel efficient cars, pay for healthcare, a home, college for more kids... $45 would be better still
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
The state used to cover way more of the cost back then too. Now most of their budget comes from tuition.
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Corporate sell out Hillary voter?
I'm actually more of a Sanders guy. If Hillary gets the nod, as it appears she will, I'll probably vote for Jill Stein. Even if I don't agree with the the progressives on all of their economic views, I agree with them most most other issues (pro choice, single payer health, a smaller military and role in world affairs, and a greener environment).
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Corporate sell out Hillary voter?
I'm actually more of a Sanders guy. If Hillary gets the nod, as it appears she will, I'll probably vote for Jill Stein. Even if I don't agree with the the progressives on all of their economic views, I agree with them most most other issues (pro choice, single payer health, a smaller military and role in world affairs, and a greener environment).
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
No question about that. My wife got her bachelors in psychology. Most worthless piece of paper (not to mention the 50K in student loans) there is.
The biggest problem is we've told this generation to follow their heart and study something that makes them happy. Most of the shit that makes them happy is worthless in the real world.
Can't wait until we get to pay for everybody to have a worthless major!
Disagree. Totally. The biggest problem is we've told them all, "don't worry, you can pay for it later."
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
No question about that. My wife got her bachelors in psychology. Most worthless piece of paper (not to mention the 50K in student loans) there is.
The biggest problem is we've told this generation to follow their heart and study something that makes them happy. Most of the shit that makes them happy is worthless in the real world.
Can't wait until we get to pay for everybody to have a worthless major!
Disagree. Totally. The biggest problem is we've told them all, "don't worry, you can pay for it later."
It's weird because my quarter at UW cost like 180 dollars in the mid 70's. I hated college so I bounced around until I started in construction. Back then no degree was required. As the years went by the whole construction management scam started and now you need a degree.
When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
The state used to cover way more of the cost back then too. Now most of their budget comes from tuition.
Don't forget the endowments. YUGE
Can't wait until the state universities REALLY start acting
The $15 per hour is a factor, but there's a lot more going wrong there than that.
#StadiumDefault
Fuck that was hard to read with all of the embedded javascript video, dozens of links, and random visual noise all over the fucking place. The internet is ruining journalism.
That said, I didn't see anything about $15/hour in that article.
Any of you guys that are worried that paying people $15/hour is going to cause unemployment in your job sector... should look into upgrading your job sector.
It's not our jobs that we're worried about you egotistical douchebag. It's the elimination of the entry level jobs that you and your Gods think should be living wage jobs, that will put them back on your cherished government roles.
Now DIIAFF
Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
For the record, I think the idea of a "living wage job" is stupid. People should not expect to live alone in a one bedroom apartment on minimum wage, let alone support a spouse and kids.
Do what I fucking did... work you way through college sharing a 3 bedroom place with 4 dudes (yeah, one guy slept on the couch).
I do agree with many liberal ideas, and I'm pro labor, but I agree that the living wage idea is fucked up.
That said, is $15/hour really that hard for small business to afford? I wouldn't know, I've been in corporate life for the past 25 years.
Yeah, it's not 2005 anymore. Just go to college and you'll be a success is a fairy tale.
No question about that. My wife got her bachelors in psychology. Most worthless piece of paper (not to mention the 50K in student loans) there is.
The biggest problem is we've told this generation to follow their heart and study something that makes them happy. Most of the shit that makes them happy is worthless in the real world.
Can't wait until we get to pay for everybody to have a worthless major!
Disagree. Totally. The biggest problem is we've told them all, "don't worry, you can pay for it later."
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When college was affordable you didn't need a degree. Now that you "need" a degree and the government is backing the loans the cost is insane.
We always loved the college guys in the construction trailers. They didn't have a clue or a chance against a wily veteran like me.
You could start at the bottom and work your way up and learn the REAL way things worked while doing so. There are a lot of yutes today who could thrive in that.
If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or a master of the universe on Wall Street go to college. Otherwise take my fellow republican, APAG's advice and work hard and good things will happen. Most of the time.
Disagree. Totally. The biggest problem is we've told them all, "don't worry, you can pay for it later."