Is that a typo? She only makes $39,000 a year? If that’s true, I don’t blame her for goofing off.
“Is that a typo? She only makes $39,000 a year? If that’s true, I don’t blame her for goofing off.”
I don’t know, there are a lot of unemployed people right now who’d probably be happy to make that, don’t you think? Plus the benefits are probably pretty good.
ME! ME ME ME ME ME! MINE!
It’s customary to end stupid remarks with /s if it’s not obvious.
Then you've got a work ethic that stinks.
Another thing: $39,000 a year in a paid position is the real-world equivalent of closer to $50,000 a year. A self-employed person would have to make at least 50 grand in order to equal the $39,000 position's paid vacations, paid holidays, paid sick days, employee-matched social security contributions, payroll taxes, and probable group health insurance discounts that accompany this person's $39,000 salary.
It's sure disturbing to see the entitlement mentality so indidiously entrenched that the person who has it doesn't even know it. Anybody who earns $39,000 a year is entitled to one thing: working hard to earn the dough.