I need to give him a few tips on how to pose for the mugshot cam ;)

This is Deravis Caine Rogers, by the by, so we don’t forget who this shithead murdered for no reason.

Good luck with that when the free movement thing goes away. Vanity Fair had a great article about Britain’s food crisis and Brexit.

Please stop using “we”. “We” didn’t do this. A faction of idiots did this.

No there is no “we” in this. Not even a majority of Republicans voted for this ass. He won by a plurality of the votes. He may be the candidate that the GOP deserves, but as someone who has never voted for a Republican, ever, for anything, I’ll be damned if I’m going to accept some sort of collective responsibility…

Yeah that salary is bogus. I don’t care if it’s royalty or whatever. It’s not worth it.

That makes it even worse! Are you kidding me?

Yea it was rough.

I feel like this is a direct result of all those white people who say things like “we need to have an honest conversation about race” every time an unarmed black person is killed by law enforcement, but somehow that “honest conversation” is NEVER about what white people did wrong or could do to change.

Less than that. Per the actual ad: “In addition, as this is a live-in role, you will be provided with accommodation, for which your salary will be adjusted.” Future tense, “will be adjusted” = the salary has not already been adjusted downward to reflect the fact that room and board is being provided, but will be lower…

And our hair looks DREADFUL.

CraigsList ad reads: “Wealthiest landowners in England wish to hire housekeeping staff, must be partial to slave wages and being kept in your economic and societal place.”

(for which there is a salary adjustment)

Yes, basically. You may get £11000 but work how many hours a week? Shocking.

It feels like they’d have to pay someone more than that just to maintain confidentiality.

It’s only $22k salary, but imagine how much money you can make selling her soiled knickers on eBay!

They sure do miss slave labour.

“£16,755 per annum plus 15% employer contribution pension scheme and benefits.” According to some quick Googling, that’s not quite $22,000 at current conversion rates.

Great. Now I’m crying in a McDonald’s. And it's not for any of the usual reasons.