View Full Version : Employers beware this is the future
Brian d marge
14th June 2011, 15:28
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Nuts I just remembered Im self employed ,,,,,, oh well
Stephen
marty
14th June 2011, 15:42
yeah, but are they truly happy?
Big Dave
14th June 2011, 16:41
I get paid to ride new motorcycles. Fuck 'em.
pzkpfw
14th June 2011, 16:46
yeah, but are they truly happy?
And is it as much just to make them work longer hours by not wanting to leave the office?
mashman
14th June 2011, 20:54
and they get paid too... :rofl:, nightmare... couldn't work there :shit: We used to have the pub downstairs for afternoon meetings :2thumbsup (sometimes on the company too)
jaffaonajappa
14th June 2011, 21:33
Ha. Reminds me of my mate in the Airforce. No shyte - almost the same perks......except for two things.
The massages were not company endorsed, but usually had happy endings, apparantly.
The Air Farce paid less. Them google guys are probably on a reasonable pay scale :P
Brian d marge
14th June 2011, 21:47
I get paid to ride new motorcycles. Fuck 'em.
Did that for 20 years .....nearly ruined motorcycles for me
No ...sniggering but I looked over the mountain top ..and I seeeen the promised land and fell in love with Enfields
and its been a happy downhill slide ever since
Stephen
mashman
14th June 2011, 21:48
Ha. Reminds me of my mate in the Airforce. No shyte - almost the same perks......except for two things.
The massages were not company endorsed, but usually had happy endings, apparantly.
The Air Farce paid less. Them google guys are probably on a reasonable pay scale :P
perhaps google should consider installing flight simulators...
DangerMice
14th June 2011, 22:09
And is it as much just to make them work longer hours by not wanting to leave the office?
You're on the money there, that's exactly what's it for. A lot of that shit has been rolled back in recent times too. Don't think the food is free any more.
Big Dave
15th June 2011, 01:00
nearly ruined motorcycles for me
I've heard that said before - usually by industry types.
No such affliction here.
Brian d marge
15th June 2011, 02:39
I've heard that said before - usually by industry types.
No such affliction here.
Ride more , then come back and we can compare notes ......
Stephen
BoristheBiter
15th June 2011, 08:30
Did that for 20 years .....nearly ruined motorcycles for me
No ...sniggering but I looked over the mountain top ..and I seeeen the promised land and fell in love with Enfields
and its been a happy downhill slide ever since
Stephen
Can't see how that could happen.
The only thing that could ruin it would be if it rained lots, but then i would just jump onto a dirt bike.
Big Dave
15th June 2011, 13:40
Ride more , then come back and we can compare notes ......
Stephen
I've got over a million miles and 50 years up, Junior.
Brian d marge
15th June 2011, 14:00
I've got over a million miles and 50 years up, Junior.
beat me by five .......
Stephen
Big Dave
15th June 2011, 14:20
beat me by five .......
Stephen
I might be exaggerating.
BoristheBiter
15th June 2011, 14:55
I might be exaggerating.
Yes, a million miles is slightly pushing it. :bleh:
Big Dave
15th June 2011, 15:30
Yes, a million miles is slightly pushing it. :bleh:
I've told it 10 billion times.
schrodingers cat
15th June 2011, 21:09
yeah, but are they truly happy?
Like money, it leads to a better class of misery
Brian d marge
16th June 2011, 03:15
I might be exaggerating.
Years, but you got me thinking and I tried to add up the time spent on a bike ( Amsterdam not included ..)
I mean if you work in the industry , and spend hours a day, on a bike , then ride in the weekends .........I wonder if its possible
Stephen
jaffaonajappa
16th June 2011, 17:14
Years, but you got me thinking and I tried to add up the time spent on a bike ( Amsterdam not included ..)
I mean if you work in the industry , and spend hours a day, on a bike , then ride in the weekends .........I wonder if its possible
Stephen
Have seen some taxi's and trucks approaching the 1M kilomentre marks.....albeit "some" of them roster their drivers / share the vehicle. But not all of them. And if the taxi/truck is 9 years old...Im guessing some people are driving 100,000k per year?
Surely riding could be similar.
Brian d marge
18th June 2011, 01:58
Have seen some taxi's and trucks approaching the 1M kilomentre marks.....albeit "some" of them roster their drivers / share the vehicle. But not all of them. And if the taxi/truck is 9 years old...Im guessing some people are driving 100,000k per year?
Surely riding could be similar.
I know of a couple of bikes that have clock 1 m km ...I tried to work out all the time Ive spent on a bike , Mechanic , dr , leisure, Doris ......
It would be up there but 1m km ?? my head exploded
Stephen
jaffaonajappa
18th June 2011, 11:39
I know of a couple of bikes that have clock 1 m km ...I tried to work out all the time Ive spent on a bike , Mechanic , dr , leisure, Doris ......
It would be up there but 1m km ?? my head exploded
Stephen
This months Kiwi Rider mag - a guy clocked 134,000 km on his 250 within 4 years. He works, and the k's are all here in the north island (i think).
Some serious saddle time = especially considering he works - not some kid on the dole etc.
So, 36,000 per year.
1 million k's in about 28 years. Achievable.....
1.6 million k's (1 milionm Miles). Damn.....even someone riding a lot would likely take 40 years. (40,000k per year.) But yeah, achievable. Unless they are in their 20's and claiming this....
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