Edit: I don’t know how my response made it appear like quotes to you. I am on my cell phone and somehow it structured my response into quotes. Apologies for that @UncleMark.
35% are lawyers, 35% are people who think they are lawyers, 35% are people who think they are doctors, and 35% are people who need medication.
Look on the bright side. With everything back open the poor guy driven to the edge when he learned Texas Pete is not really made in Texas can get his comeuppance
LOL good question. I'm not sure. Back in sports days it was a staple. breakfast at shoney's (hated) and dinner at ponderosa, quincys, or olive garden. as an aside i hate buffets. i don't want some truckers arm hair reaching for the syrup bin at shoney's. i also don't really like pot luck. as perfectly stated in the Brooks Brothers How to be a Gentleman: A gentleman never attends pot luck. One of my all time favorite lines
Bonanza! Had good Texas toast
They have one in the Wisconsin Dells. Ridiculously overpriced, but my kids LOVE buffets.
They went BK when consumers found out the toast was not actually made in Texas.
Ok, don't bring religion into this. Pot luck is a major tenant to us Methodists.
4/3rds of Purdue grads have trouble with math.
Methodists are Baptists who can read. Presbyterians are Methodists who drink.
And Episcopalians are Presbyterians whose portfolios have done well . . . .
During the cancel hysteria following the Arizona dust up over MLK Holiday, people wanted to boycott Arizona Iced Tea.
Lutherans do it all . . . . . while singing.
You know that Purdue engineering students rioted when they found out they’re not making 12-inch rulers any longer.
I would consider it substantial getting a new job after being gainfully employed and highly valued by my former employer of 23 years. So yes.
Better. Lockdowns are over and even the Republicans realize Trump is where he belongs -- ranting and drooling on the sidelines.
No shit story. I asked one of the admin assistants at work how long a yardstick is and she said, “I don’t know, 38 or 39 inches.”
Close enough for government work.
Where was she back when I was single?
I think SS benefits are going up (hopefully more than the corresponding increases in Medicare premiums).
These are valid comments, but how do you balance these concerns against the apparent phenomenon of many workers just up and quitting with no interest in hunting for a replacement job? Apparently, if true, these people have a new, different definition of "dire shape."
You inferred adjustment. If I misunderstood that, my apologies. But I do believe I understand what you are getting at. I am not going to provide you with the deep dive into the ins and outs of what I was paid before and my job requirements along with what the new one entails and how it's impacting my family and I's lives. I made a significant life adjustment because it provided an opportunity to get ahead where previously I was going behind and fast. Had I stayed in my old job, I would have had to have pulled back in all of my retirement benefits 401k and stock purchases for at least the next 12-24 months so we could meet the demands of cost of living. To me, this is / would have been a huge sacrifice. I really don't know what exactly you are trying to infer or get at, but just take what I am saying at face value and put me into the bucket of my daily life being negatively impacted post pandemic / this administration.
Great question. If he’s still living he would be dismayed watching young cashiers. The bill is $9.25 and you hand them $10.25 and watch them struggle with making change.
