Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t ignorance of the law an inadequate defense? Like just because Junior was too dumb to realize he was breaking the law how does that absolve him?
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t ignorance of the law an inadequate defense? Like just because Junior was too dumb to realize he was breaking the law how does that absolve him?
I’m with you. The only notifications that come through on my lock screen are texts, phone calls, and reminders that I set. That is all. I sit in meetings at work and see people’s phones blowing up with notifications about celebrity gossip, sports scores, etc, etc. It’s too much!
For all you people going on about how this comment is petty, or an example of blatant partisanship. You seem to be forgetting the three things Trump can absolutely be counted on to do, ignore democratic norms; abuse executive power; and whine, and rage as loudly as possible to as many people as possible.
Ouch, this is rough. I hate the idea of him being able to force a text to my phone, but at the same time, if this were literally any other president, I’d be fully behind it. If FEMA and the office of the POTUS both think I should know something immediately, I’m willing to give them the benefit of the doubt.
“Think what you could do instead of using a medicine.”
Maybe these corporations could use all the money they spending lobbying* politicians and use it to pay their employees like human beings. Or we could keep sliding into a cyberpunk megacorp dystopia. No matter how cool living in a William Gibson novel sounds, we should probably choose human decency.
Three things that will never rise again: the proletariat, the South, and Jesus.
Never read the comments.
As a mentally ill person I want to bake this woman an amazing cake. This man is not mentally ill, and that would just be a way for Fox and even progressive outlets to ignore the changes and evolution that has occurred in American racism.
It’s like a cover of a time travel Choose Your Own Adventure book.
I think most people understand that employees skipping a shift, or even a part of a shift, can be very inconvenient and possibly warrant termination. I also think most of us can make exceptions for someone going to see if they have breast cancer after finding a growth.
I have about 50 employees, two young managers that mind the day to day customer stuff and two part time assistant managers that back them up. Yes, retail employees can be a pain in the ass, especially the college students. Brown Bottle flu every Saturday morning, etc. But this wouldn’t fly with me.
And in the US today, we are cutting the fleet down to less than 300 ships and cleaning house of experienced officers and enlisted to the point we will not be able to effectively fight a two-front conflict. Our "ghost fleet" has been pretty much wiped out. All while our potential adversaries are greatly building their…
If this video isn’t wish fulfillment for you, you’ve never worked in the restaurant industry.
IMO, the problem lies in the law. Used to be, there were only a handful of professions exempt from overtime pay. As the years went on, corporations lobbied for more and more professions to be made exempt, and the government’s been all-to-happy to oblige them. Just because you are salary does not automatically make you…
I would gladly wait 3-6 months longer for a good game made under more humane conditions than get a rushed bug ridden game where everyone worked 80 hours for weeks on end
It’s something you got to experience for yourself I guess, too bad people can be pretty ignorant and not take it seriously.
It’s about getting your fair cut and not being exploited. Not about being a paid whore.
Normally I would have agreed but after the very touching last episode for Futurama, I honestly want them to leave it be. Die a hero before it becomes the villain.