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walru
7y ago
I think it's also crucial to ask who financed these endeavors.
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walru
7y ago
Did you not watch the game yesterday?
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walru
7y ago
I agree with you fully. The fact that certain states are still so far behind with paying a wage under $3/hr is archaic and needs to be shamed until it is brought up with federal/region standards. That said, the biggest problem wit
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walru
7y ago
I didn't say that. My point is that people who excel at their jobs should have the ability to be rewarded. Do you disagree?
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walru
7y ago
True, but at the same time not every bartender makes a great cocktail, or cares to. If people want service levels to race to the bottom this is the way to do it. The main problem with the DD model is that they're asking people to decid
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walru
7y ago
Talent isn't a zero sum game.
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walru
7y ago
This is awful. I didn't know people felt or did things like this rather than focus on the level and quality of their own work.
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walru
7y ago
'Color Added Freshness' was the most surreal term I ever saw posted on a piece salmon in the supermarket. Not sure I've bought any since.
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walru
7y ago
Parden? I'm talking about people getting promoted into positions they aren't qualified for and sinking companies. I really don't care about your sex, race or who you like to invite into bed. I'd rather be on a winning te
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walru
7y ago
I'm saying it doesn't seem to matter if they've been mentored or have the proper level of skill to perform the tasks. That said, why should someone more senior train someone to take a job they themselves should be getting?
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7y ago
Regardless of skill or experience, they seem to be getting promoted over other more qualified individuals, anyway. At least that's what I've noticed in my places of work over the last four years. I'd hate to tell you how many
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walru
8y ago
Yes, they will receive back pay, but a lot of people live paycheck to paycheck.
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walru
8y ago
And live in NYC? That's poverty level.
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walru
8y ago
If officers who put their life on the line in the most populated/congested city for 150k are overpaid, then I'd like to talk to some software developers in San Francisco.
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walru
8y ago
How do you propose anyone will have a MVP within a day? Which is the purpose of this event. I mentioned giving them a month to develop and build some level of product and anticipation for what it is they're proposing. Nothing about cal
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walru
8y ago
Give them a month, then maybe you could call it a 'start-up' or something substantial. It would also help build some level of anticipation.
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8y ago
A budding and vocal DNC personality with access to all the information which was gathered gets murdered at 4AM in the streets in a 'botched robbery', someone who championed Bernie, and was in a position to out how Clinton (and the
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walru
8y ago
I suppose you're referring to pizza-gate. I'm also assuming you did zero digging into that narrative on your own. Keep eating that gov't cereal from the MSM.
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walru
8y ago
No.... that's only because this has gone against the narrative you wish existed.
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walru
8y ago
I've still yet to see any quantifiable data points which say how exactly the elections were swayed due to anything Assange was a part of.
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walru
8y ago
And because a journalist wants to protect his source (aka. Seth Rich/his family) we have people calling him a traitor and worse. Sadly, this is one time I wish he'd put down his integrity and finally unveil who delivered him Hilar
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walru
8y ago
I would much rather live in a world where this person may be heard than likewise. "Don't take refugee in the false security of consensus." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z2uzEM0ugY
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walru
8y ago
Nothing lasts forever. The bigger you are, the harder you'll fall. The clock and mindset and innovation of Apple products has been alluding to a sea change for years, these things don't happen overnight.
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walru
8y ago
That would require a complete and total culture change. As it is, and I know Apple has a war chest, the clock is ticking on their survival.
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walru
8y ago
It was likely a bit of both, but there's one thing that can't be denied, apple products are built for form over function.
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walru
8y ago
The Fed is responsible for the savings rate of the average American, which is to say, it's absolutely worthless to stick your money in the bank and watch it grow, which would help starve off what they're talking about here.
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walru
8y ago
You wouldn't be paying $6 for a 'craft' style cocktail anywhere in the US. A 'craft' cocktail usually has 4-10 ingredients and a garnish that compliments the flavor - usually through your orthonasal senses. It'
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walru
8y ago
Then you're not going to 'craft' establishments.
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walru
8y ago
Not necessarily. If they aren't specialized in that field and just an order taker.
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walru
8y ago
If you're headed to a craft establishment, $2 is the norm now. (aka a drink that has 4-10 ingredients, not a vodka/soda)
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