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Captain Tripps User ID: 72739825 United States 08/04/2020 06:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I hope it does, I need the help. By the way, are you also criticizing the big banks and multi national corporations who got TRILLIONS in bailouts,no? Then shut your fucking mouth. I dont believe in anything, I just came for the violence. ........................................talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish- Captain Tripps.....some ppl think fat dont mean greasy...so they gotta learn the hard way- Captain Tripps |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79223978 United States 08/04/2020 06:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it We HAVE to guarantee the destruction of the US economy, don't we? EBT didn't do it. An entire generation of welfare leeches hasn't done it. An entire generation of communists hasn't done it. BLM, ANTIFA...not good enough.. The GLOBALIST New World Order Boys have wanted to BRING AMERICA DOWN FOR MANY DECADES NOW. They are pulling out all the stops now. Satan is getting impatient. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78950722 United States 08/04/2020 07:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I hope it does, I need the help. By the way, are you also criticizing the big banks and multi national corporations who got TRILLIONS in bailouts,no? Then shut your fucking mouth. Banks got money to cover your deadbeat ass for not being able to 'pay yo billz' (even though you're getting more on unemployment than you were making working), so really it was a double bailout for people like you. No more taxpayer funded weed, cocaine, booze, and GLP memberships. Get off your ass and get back to work. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79016219 United States 08/04/2020 07:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it In before all the shitty door dash drivers are all pissed off because they couldn't quit their jobs and get 600+ a week. FUCK YOU ALL. WE DIDN"T ASK TO LOSE OUR JOBS SO let the dollars rain down bitches. Eat a dick. I'll now enjoy my retirement until at last Jan! SHOON... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78159356 United States 08/04/2020 07:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Isn't Pelosi insisting on accepting mail-in voting be tied to any bill regarding extension of unemployment? Quoting: MarPep I think they negotiated a lot of that stuff out. The main sticking point though seems to be the 600. Pelosi drew a line in the sand and said 600 or nothing and if GOP says no they need to own not giving the people help. Believe it or not. People like being helped so.. Could be an election loser if GOP doesn't cave on that point. |
Captain Tripps User ID: 72794160 United States 08/04/2020 07:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I hope it does, I need the help. By the way, are you also criticizing the big banks and multi national corporations who got TRILLIONS in bailouts,no? Then shut your fucking mouth. Banks got money to cover your deadbeat ass for not being able to 'pay yo billz' (even though you're getting more on unemployment than you were making working), so really it was a double bailout for people like you. No more taxpayer funded weed, cocaine, booze, and GLP memberships. Get off your ass and get back to work. No, you go fuck yourself. I'm not getting more to be on unemployment than what I was making at my job. Why would the banks (who already have MILLIONS in back up money/assets need to 'bail me out'? Last Edited by Captain Tripps on 08/04/2020 07:26 PM I dont believe in anything, I just came for the violence. ........................................talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish- Captain Tripps.....some ppl think fat dont mean greasy...so they gotta learn the hard way- Captain Tripps |
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M R E User ID: 71630411 United States 08/04/2020 07:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I live very rural and there has never seemed to be enough jobs in the past but i have noticed the last 6 weeks or more nothing but help wanted ads and signs everywhere, starting wages are rising every couple of weeks too and still not many takers?? I have no clue about the larger populated areas, maybe someone here can chime in on that! would rather have it & not need it then need it & not have it |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/04/2020 07:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he could support an extension of the $600 federal unemployment insurance boost — if President Donald Trump ends up backing it. Quoting: dgdgdg At his weekly Senate Republican leadership press conference, McConnell was asked about Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to draw a red line on the $600 federal supplement and whether he could support a negotiated spending package containing it. "Wherever this thing settles between the president of the United States and his team, who has to sign it into law, and the Democrat, not insignificant minority in the Senate and majority in the House, is something I'm prepared to support," McConnell told reporters. "Even if I have some problems with certain parts of it." The Kentucky senator added many Republicans would likely not vote for the final stimulus legislation if it extended the measure, which has drawn fierce GOP criticism for months. "We know this is going to be a negotiated settlement," McConnell said. "It's not going to produce a kumbaya moment like we had back in March in April where everybody voted aye. But the American people in the end need help." The comments mark a shift in McConnell's position towards the enhanced unemployment benefit as he's expressed opposition in the past. Federal unemployment insurance forms one of the biggest rifts in ongoing stimulus negotiations between top congressional Democrats and the White House. Trump, though, does not support extending the initiative and it's unclear if his position will change as talks stretch into their second week with few signs of progress. Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are spearheading the discussions on the Democratic side while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows are taking the lead for the Trump administration. Republicans have long criticized the program, saying it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job. Last week, the GOP rolled out a plan cutting the benefit to $200 for two months and transitioning it onto a 70% wage replacement scheme starting in October. The $600 federal supplement onto state unemployment checks was enacted in March under the Cares Act. But it expired on July 31 and Congress has intensely debated the amount it should be replaced with. Senate Republicans are still deeply divided on their proposal, which they unveiled four days before the enhanced payments ended. Democrats are pushing to extend the $600 payouts through January, arguing the economy remains weak with scarce jobs available for unemployed people. Over 30 million people are drawing unemployment benefits. [link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)] Even if jobs remain scarce, you don't pay people more than they were making. Let the state pay their portion of UI and let the Feds make up the difference. Let the UI offices bill the Feds for the difference. It's not hard to bring your last few checks to the UI office or download them and they can figure it out. End it in Nov. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/04/2020 07:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I hope it does, I need the help. By the way, are you also criticizing the big banks and multi national corporations who got TRILLIONS in bailouts,no? Then shut your fucking mouth. Banks got money to cover your deadbeat ass for not being able to 'pay yo billz' (even though you're getting more on unemployment than you were making working), so really it was a double bailout for people like you. No more taxpayer funded weed, cocaine, booze, and GLP memberships. Get off your ass and get back to work. Yeah, if they were smart, they would have saved that "extra" money for hard times...like now. But NOOOOOO! Had to spend it and now crying cause they don't get no more free money! |
Captain Tripps User ID: 72794160 United States 08/04/2020 07:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he could support an extension of the $600 federal unemployment insurance boost — if President Donald Trump ends up backing it. Quoting: dgdgdg At his weekly Senate Republican leadership press conference, McConnell was asked about Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to draw a red line on the $600 federal supplement and whether he could support a negotiated spending package containing it. "Wherever this thing settles between the president of the United States and his team, who has to sign it into law, and the Democrat, not insignificant minority in the Senate and majority in the House, is something I'm prepared to support," McConnell told reporters. "Even if I have some problems with certain parts of it." The Kentucky senator added many Republicans would likely not vote for the final stimulus legislation if it extended the measure, which has drawn fierce GOP criticism for months. "We know this is going to be a negotiated settlement," McConnell said. "It's not going to produce a kumbaya moment like we had back in March in April where everybody voted aye. But the American people in the end need help." The comments mark a shift in McConnell's position towards the enhanced unemployment benefit as he's expressed opposition in the past. Federal unemployment insurance forms one of the biggest rifts in ongoing stimulus negotiations between top congressional Democrats and the White House. Trump, though, does not support extending the initiative and it's unclear if his position will change as talks stretch into their second week with few signs of progress. Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are spearheading the discussions on the Democratic side while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows are taking the lead for the Trump administration. Republicans have long criticized the program, saying it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job. Last week, the GOP rolled out a plan cutting the benefit to $200 for two months and transitioning it onto a 70% wage replacement scheme starting in October. The $600 federal supplement onto state unemployment checks was enacted in March under the Cares Act. But it expired on July 31 and Congress has intensely debated the amount it should be replaced with. Senate Republicans are still deeply divided on their proposal, which they unveiled four days before the enhanced payments ended. Democrats are pushing to extend the $600 payouts through January, arguing the economy remains weak with scarce jobs available for unemployed people. Over 30 million people are drawing unemployment benefits. [link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)] Even if jobs remain scarce, you don't pay people more than they were making. Let the state pay their portion of UI and let the Feds make up the difference. Let the UI offices bill the Feds for the difference. It's not hard to bring your last few checks to the UI office or download them and they can figure it out. End it in Nov. Nope. If the economy isn't recovered, then what jobs are there to come back to? I know my job is never coming back. I was making 25 dollars an hour, now I'm supposed to go work for 9-10 per hour while the big banks and the multi national corporations got TRILLIONS, of my money? Go fuck yourself. I dont believe in anything, I just came for the violence. ........................................talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish- Captain Tripps.....some ppl think fat dont mean greasy...so they gotta learn the hard way- Captain Tripps |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/04/2020 07:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it I live very rural and there has never seemed to be enough jobs in the past but i have noticed the last 6 weeks or more nothing but help wanted ads and signs everywhere, starting wages are rising every couple of weeks too and still not many takers?? I have no clue about the larger populated areas, maybe someone here can chime in on that! Quoting: M R E Why go work if you make more sitting home? This is exactly what the Republicans are complaining about. No one drawing extra bucks wants to go work at those jobs. Idk about other states but what I learned about unemployment here was if you couldn't find a job that paid what you were previously making, you could still take the lesser paying job and Unemployment insurance would still pay you up to your entitlement amount to make up the difference. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/04/2020 08:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he could support an extension of the $600 federal unemployment insurance boost — if President Donald Trump ends up backing it. Quoting: dgdgdg At his weekly Senate Republican leadership press conference, McConnell was asked about Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to draw a red line on the $600 federal supplement and whether he could support a negotiated spending package containing it. "Wherever this thing settles between the president of the United States and his team, who has to sign it into law, and the Democrat, not insignificant minority in the Senate and majority in the House, is something I'm prepared to support," McConnell told reporters. "Even if I have some problems with certain parts of it." The Kentucky senator added many Republicans would likely not vote for the final stimulus legislation if it extended the measure, which has drawn fierce GOP criticism for months. "We know this is going to be a negotiated settlement," McConnell said. "It's not going to produce a kumbaya moment like we had back in March in April where everybody voted aye. But the American people in the end need help." The comments mark a shift in McConnell's position towards the enhanced unemployment benefit as he's expressed opposition in the past. Federal unemployment insurance forms one of the biggest rifts in ongoing stimulus negotiations between top congressional Democrats and the White House. Trump, though, does not support extending the initiative and it's unclear if his position will change as talks stretch into their second week with few signs of progress. Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are spearheading the discussions on the Democratic side while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows are taking the lead for the Trump administration. Republicans have long criticized the program, saying it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job. Last week, the GOP rolled out a plan cutting the benefit to $200 for two months and transitioning it onto a 70% wage replacement scheme starting in October. The $600 federal supplement onto state unemployment checks was enacted in March under the Cares Act. But it expired on July 31 and Congress has intensely debated the amount it should be replaced with. Senate Republicans are still deeply divided on their proposal, which they unveiled four days before the enhanced payments ended. Democrats are pushing to extend the $600 payouts through January, arguing the economy remains weak with scarce jobs available for unemployed people. Over 30 million people are drawing unemployment benefits. [link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)] Even if jobs remain scarce, you don't pay people more than they were making. Let the state pay their portion of UI and let the Feds make up the difference. Let the UI offices bill the Feds for the difference. It's not hard to bring your last few checks to the UI office or download them and they can figure it out. End it in Nov. Nope. If the economy isn't recovered, then what jobs are there to come back to? I know my job is never coming back. I was making 25 dollars an hour, now I'm supposed to go work for 9-10 per hour while the big banks and the multi national corporations got TRILLIONS, of my money? Go fuck yourself. Well all unemployment has expiration dates so you better take what you can find because unemployment won't be paying you forever. Besides, if you have to take a lesser job, unemployment makes up the difference up to your entitlement amount, at least in my state it did, maybe still does. But, by all means, complain about it while time ticks away. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/04/2020 08:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Isn't Pelosi insisting on accepting mail-in voting be tied to any bill regarding extension of unemployment? Quoting: MarPep I think they negotiated a lot of that stuff out. The main sticking point though seems to be the 600. Pelosi drew a line in the sand and said 600 or nothing and if GOP says no they need to own not giving the people help. Believe it or not. People like being helped so.. Could be an election loser if GOP doesn't cave on that point. No, there is plenty in that bill the Dems are still insisting on that is crazy out there. That isn't going to happen. It's much more than the 600 that's the sticking point. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75945088 United States 08/04/2020 08:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he could support an extension of the $600 federal unemployment insurance boost — if President Donald Trump ends up backing it. Quoting: dgdgdg At his weekly Senate Republican leadership press conference, McConnell was asked about Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to draw a red line on the $600 federal supplement and whether he could support a negotiated spending package containing it. "Wherever this thing settles between the president of the United States and his team, who has to sign it into law, and the Democrat, not insignificant minority in the Senate and majority in the House, is something I'm prepared to support," McConnell told reporters. "Even if I have some problems with certain parts of it." The Kentucky senator added many Republicans would likely not vote for the final stimulus legislation if it extended the measure, which has drawn fierce GOP criticism for months. "We know this is going to be a negotiated settlement," McConnell said. "It's not going to produce a kumbaya moment like we had back in March in April where everybody voted aye. But the American people in the end need help." The comments mark a shift in McConnell's position towards the enhanced unemployment benefit as he's expressed opposition in the past. Federal unemployment insurance forms one of the biggest rifts in ongoing stimulus negotiations between top congressional Democrats and the White House. Trump, though, does not support extending the initiative and it's unclear if his position will change as talks stretch into their second week with few signs of progress. Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are spearheading the discussions on the Democratic side while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows are taking the lead for the Trump administration. Republicans have long criticized the program, saying it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job. Last week, the GOP rolled out a plan cutting the benefit to $200 for two months and transitioning it onto a 70% wage replacement scheme starting in October. The $600 federal supplement onto state unemployment checks was enacted in March under the Cares Act. But it expired on July 31 and Congress has intensely debated the amount it should be replaced with. Senate Republicans are still deeply divided on their proposal, which they unveiled four days before the enhanced payments ended. Democrats are pushing to extend the $600 payouts through January, arguing the economy remains weak with scarce jobs available for unemployed people. Over 30 million people are drawing unemployment benefits. [link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)] Even if jobs remain scarce, you don't pay people more than they were making. Let the state pay their portion of UI and let the Feds make up the difference. Let the UI offices bill the Feds for the difference. It's not hard to bring your last few checks to the UI office or download them and they can figure it out. End it in Nov. Nope. If the economy isn't recovered, then what jobs are there to come back to? I know my job is never coming back. I was making 25 dollars an hour, now I'm supposed to go work for 9-10 per hour while the big banks and the multi national corporations got TRILLIONS, of my money? Go fuck yourself. Well all unemployment has expiration dates so you better take what you can find because unemployment won't be paying you forever. Besides, if you have to take a lesser job, unemployment makes up the difference up to your entitlement amount, at least in my state it did, maybe still does. But, by all means, complain about it while time ticks away. How about fuck you? I went back to work to tell you Im out of stock of your chinese trinkets and all I get is you telling me how its all a hoax. I'd rather people sit at home and get paid to do nothing than cut my part time workers shifts in half to accomodate another body standing around with nothing to sell your dumb ass. |
thepatrioticgirl User ID: 46017758 United States 08/04/2020 08:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Isn't Pelosi insisting on accepting mail-in voting be tied to any bill regarding extension of unemployment? Quoting: MarPep I think they negotiated a lot of that stuff out. The main sticking point though seems to be the 600. Pelosi drew a line in the sand and said 600 or nothing and if GOP says no they need to own not giving the people help. Believe it or not. People like being helped so.. Could be an election loser if GOP doesn't cave on that point. It's not all about "being helped". The government was responsible for deciding what businesses could remain open and what couldn't which was LUDICROUS. We were all okay, just going about our business and they fucked it up for so many...over something that is clearly a fraud yet guaranteed to make some people millionaires by the time it is done (Gates, Fauci, Innovio etc.). Everybody at the top will get a piece of the pie. So, the least they could do is dish it out in cash to the people. BTW, people can still go back to work and get the $600.00 as long as they make at least $1.00 UNDER the regular benefit amount. This is very possible to do and businesses will still get their workers. Last Edited by TheExPatrioticGirl on 08/04/2020 08:12 PM It's all fun & games until the Dogman stands up Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy Shit! What a ride!" In times of trouble, I ask myself, "What would Sarah Conner do?" |
thepatrioticgirl User ID: 46017758 United States 08/04/2020 08:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that he could support an extension of the $600 federal unemployment insurance boost — if President Donald Trump ends up backing it. Quoting: dgdgdg At his weekly Senate Republican leadership press conference, McConnell was asked about Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to draw a red line on the $600 federal supplement and whether he could support a negotiated spending package containing it. "Wherever this thing settles between the president of the United States and his team, who has to sign it into law, and the Democrat, not insignificant minority in the Senate and majority in the House, is something I'm prepared to support," McConnell told reporters. "Even if I have some problems with certain parts of it." The Kentucky senator added many Republicans would likely not vote for the final stimulus legislation if it extended the measure, which has drawn fierce GOP criticism for months. "We know this is going to be a negotiated settlement," McConnell said. "It's not going to produce a kumbaya moment like we had back in March in April where everybody voted aye. But the American people in the end need help." The comments mark a shift in McConnell's position towards the enhanced unemployment benefit as he's expressed opposition in the past. Federal unemployment insurance forms one of the biggest rifts in ongoing stimulus negotiations between top congressional Democrats and the White House. Trump, though, does not support extending the initiative and it's unclear if his position will change as talks stretch into their second week with few signs of progress. Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are spearheading the discussions on the Democratic side while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows are taking the lead for the Trump administration. Republicans have long criticized the program, saying it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job. Last week, the GOP rolled out a plan cutting the benefit to $200 for two months and transitioning it onto a 70% wage replacement scheme starting in October. The $600 federal supplement onto state unemployment checks was enacted in March under the Cares Act. But it expired on July 31 and Congress has intensely debated the amount it should be replaced with. Senate Republicans are still deeply divided on their proposal, which they unveiled four days before the enhanced payments ended. Democrats are pushing to extend the $600 payouts through January, arguing the economy remains weak with scarce jobs available for unemployed people. Over 30 million people are drawing unemployment benefits. [link to www.businessinsider.com (secure)] Even if jobs remain scarce, you don't pay people more than they were making. Let the state pay their portion of UI and let the Feds make up the difference. Let the UI offices bill the Feds for the difference. It's not hard to bring your last few checks to the UI office or download them and they can figure it out. End it in Nov. This was the government's fault!! They need to pay up for disrupting people's lives if only through January. It's the LEAST they could do, those motherfuckers. I can't believe how utterly complacent people are. Just bend over why don't ya. It's all fun & games until the Dogman stands up Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy Shit! What a ride!" In times of trouble, I ask myself, "What would Sarah Conner do?" |
Rufus Juice User ID: 77413848 United States 08/04/2020 08:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it letting it expire so trump can re-instate it, and take the credit. duhhhhhh, its all a political game - and neither side cares about you and me. only power, period. "When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace" Jimi Hendrix |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78950722 United States 08/04/2020 08:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it " ... it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job." Quoting: Emerald_Glow 2.0 If the company need their employee, it shall pay more, than they their employee make by staying home. No, the employee shall work for their money like most of us do. They don't get to stay home because they only got paid $20 per hour to work and now get paid $30 to stay home. End this bullshit, now, otherwise you'll have retards like Capt. Tripps who's begging for taxpayers to pay for his GLP membership. It's amazing that he has money for things like weed and GLP memberships but cries about needing assistance. Work or starve. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75945088 United States 08/04/2020 08:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mitch McConnell just opened the door for an extension of the $600 unemployment boost — if Trump supports it " ... it allows many workers to earn more from the government than they would on the job." Quoting: Emerald_Glow 2.0 If the company need their employee, it shall pay more, than they their employee make by staying home. No, the employee shall work for their money like most of us do. They don't get to stay home because they only got paid $20 per hour to work and now get paid $30 to stay home. End this bullshit, now, otherwise you'll have retards like Capt. Tripps who's begging for taxpayers to pay for his GLP membership. It's amazing that he has money for things like weed and GLP memberships but cries about needing assistance. Work or starve. What part of "you'll have to order that online" don't you understand? What part of "sorry only chicken no beef in the biggie bag" did the Wendys cashier stutter? Service economy isn't doing much servicing these days you idiot. Have you even seen payroll for a functioning business in the last 5 years? |