No you don’t. they complain and “say” they are going to leave, but they never do.
Well, I've gotten a few resumes emailed to me, so it's more than "say"...though I admit that's a bit different than signing an acceptance letter.
…It’s too much money at the end, and of course that’s the problem for the folks who must provide their multi-million dollar retirement package, and then try to fund something far more modest for themselves.
These resumes are from people who are a loooooooooong way off from retirement, though. For that part, you are right.
On top of all that, many of the military buy into the “you’re a hero” crap and think they deserve it all.
That does not include me. I just know that I executed my part of the agreement which required no small amount of deferral of gratification. And I demand that the other party keep their part of the agreement.
“That does not include me. I just know that I executed my part of the agreement which required no small amount of deferral of gratification. And I demand that the other party keep their part of the agreement. “
There is a very good chance you’ll be disappointed.
You can demand blood from a turnip all you wish.
The America we know will only continue through default (either outright or through inflation) of our debts and living within our means going forward.
Our means do not include multi-million dollar pension plans for government employees. How could it?