That way of thinking swings both ways, why couldn't the white collar employees take a pay reduction, you know some of them get paid tons of money.
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That way of thinking swings both ways, why couldn't the white collar employees take a pay reduction, you know some of them get paid tons of money.
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Yeah, because the livelihood of 18,000 union workers are just a necessary risk, as long as you can keep that yellow sponge flowing off the line. Gimme a break. It's not the responsibility of the bottom rung to make sure the company doesn't tank.
Personally, I think the bakers should have just stopped striking. I'm looking at it like haggling in a way - they tried to get a better offer but they demanded too much and now they are at a big loss because of it. Not only that, but because of the bakers, all the other employees have lost jobs.
This may seem like trolling to people who don't actually know vegans, so...
One of my friends is vegetarian, and one is a vegan.
Even the vegan feels sorry for himself.
Fuck, it was hard enough to go out to lunch with the vegetarian in a small town. Sometimes we just didn't even feel like putting forth the effort to find places that serve something without meat, and just grabbed a damn snickers from a vending machine on campus.
Well as a vegetarian my entire life who lives in a somewhat vegan household, let me say, it's not fun.
The stuff you can substitute is fine (I actually prefer soy milk over regular milk, vegan mayo over regular mayo, vegan butter over regular butter, etc) but the stuff you can't is unforgivable.
Two words: no cheese.
I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemies.
Meat and cheese were the biggest issues with finding food while out and about. He ordered a pizza once, and it was just bread, sauce, and mushrooms.
While in a more stable setting it's not that bad. Helped that he had a nice garden out back with potatoes and apples and junk.
I hope this ends up like the OnLive situation and the company restructures under the same name and continues on with new people.
Can't say I particularly care, to be honest. Never did take a liking to them.
Go to eat one, and I end up saying "yep. It's a twinkie. The box didn't lie, as expected."
Go to eat one, and I end up saying "yep. It's a twinkie. The box didn't lie, as expected."
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Glad I'm not the only person who knows the joys of cultivating a nice junk tree.
Junk tree- such things are for amateurs and posers; junk hedgerows, junk ground elder and any type of junk bush that covers the ground up to neck height is where it is at.
Re: 8% pay cut.... for the average factory/service job I doubt the 8% is going to a series of fancy holidays or proper savings.
I never had a twinkee before. Mainly because, where I live, no stores sold them cheap, and nobody had them. Oh well.
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