He taped it to his chest. I’m not religious, but you might consider respecting those who are, within reason.

She just wanted to marry a rich guy for his money. She didn’t sign up for this whole going down in history as a significant blemish on humanity shit.

i’m too negative... deleted. Still though, “royalty.” pff

lol you are the best. Do you also believe in Pizza-gate? Did you know that the Illuminati sponsored 22 of the 24 candidates?

Sorry,

I mean, he was sad he got caught. I believe that

Everyone knows love is best measured in the dollar amounts corresponding to birthday gifts

I’m pretty sure they ratified the 13th amendment in like 2015

you really opened yourself up for mirror jokes here

Vodka was made to taste like nothing. I find people comparing vodkas for taste to be hilarious.

Instead of answering your question, I’ll answer the opposite question: “what would be an unreasonable margin”

He’s probably sexually assaulted people and, as a famous person will do, thinks he can sway public opinion in case the allegations ever come out. If you are OK with other people sexually assaulting people, I find it hard to believe (especially given all the power that comes with celebrity) that you wouldn’t have…

I mean... you’re free to walk around without a shirt on in December in New York City, but I won’t respect you if you do, and I certainly won’t entertain a large contract for utility services.

So is it fucked up to celebrate Christmas if you don’t believe Jesus was the son of God?

Well, unlike private companies, the Gov’t doesn’t have natural pressures to choose the best provider of services. Without procurement regulations, every politician’s brother in law would be doing the town garbage, etc.

Yeah, it is wild to me how a bunch of people on this thread on this liberal leaning site don’t understand how budgeting 4 times as much money as you are actually spending on something isn’t normal. I guess they all work for successful companies. God Bless America

Yes, and now the private company is not getting paid, because the figures they included in the contract budget were not actual expenses, hence a breach of contract. Hence the non-payment. Get it? You can’t just make up numbers. I understand that you can just make up numbers, and so long as everyone is happy, fine. But…

I think you’re missing the distinctions here - billing rate versus billing item. You do not line item budget a laborer for more than that laborer makes. Now, you can line item a laborer for the wage plus fringe benefits plus the materials/space/equipment you provide.

You also don’t say you pay people more than you do. You say you pay them what you pay them, and you include other costs as line items, such as indirect costs, administrative costs, etc. Anything else is borderline fraud.

The way this contract (at least as reported above) is structured on the budget side is not normal.