Yeah, right. Last summer I helped the local council gardening contractor "find" $20K worth of equipment "misplaced" such employees, (the ones his contract said he had to hire). I eventually found his brush cutters and a chainsaw in the river but he never did find the new mower.
He's no longer in that line of work...
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
bye dahlinks, gotta go get my bike and head off to work
will ya miss me?
rotflmfao! (rolling on the floor laughing my fucking arse off)
what the hell?
i had a bunch of notifications come up that i'd been quoted but all turned out to be 'invalid' by the time i opened them
oh well, back tonight
That grabs my attention being the lazy overpaid pilot bastard that I am.
I worked for Ansett NZ for 10 years and it was a great job with a high quality Airline. They wanted to cut costs and locked us out... The rest is history and I'm still locked out. Took some contracts overseas for a few years learnt a lot, had some fun and earned some reasonable coin. Returning back to NZ I joined the newly formed Qantas (New Zealand). Much the same job that I had with Ansett, driving a 100 seat jet around on the main trunk plus a bit of Tasman hopping. Cool life as it was..! Hell No it isn't, how surprised I was at how things had changed. It costs so damn much to live here and the income for a jet driver (outside of Air nz) is now considerably lower. We do 16 hour days now, much of it at the back of the clock and only get 8 random days off a month. Believe me, my colleagues and I spend a lot of time in a tired stupor trying to catch up on sleep. Yup Pilots do get paid well, even when we aren't on the pigs back. We paid a fortune to get there and we keep em (you) alive in an ever increasingly complex world. It is still spiraling and the catch 22 here with the airlines is safety and as we descend into third world costs, we also descend into third world safety standards (without admitting it). Look at the tired old 737's flying our routes at the moment. The airline industry in NZ in the past 8 years or so has been driven down by a devolved CAA, overseas corporations (QF) taking advantage of cheaper and easier labour laws and creative accountancy. But hey you guys now have cheaper tickets, great for the consumer eh..?
Anyway back to time off..I am now leaving the NZ workforce and taking a job (commuting overseas) that offers exponentially more time off for the same return. Now I can spend more time with my family, a basic unit of a good society.
If you love it, let it go. If it comes back to you, you've just high-sided!
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I was the one who suggested he get out of that line of work.
A redundant suggestion however, his largess had already bankruped him, a fate many small businessmen can empathise with.
And my suggestion to you remains the same, don't hire people incapable of supporting the cost of their wages, or you won't be in a position to offer such charity for long.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
Dude there are a bunch of problems which lack an answer you might find acceptable, a function of your aprehension of cause and effect with regard to economic reality rather than any failure of that reality to comply with your wishes. Of your more unrealistic requests to halt the tide, enshrining the rights of social failures to aspire to the heights of a modern sophisticated lifestyle by the judicial application of cash is possibly the least worthy of my attention.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
So let me get this right, if the pussy arse girls at the UN said it's ok to go into Iraq, then there wouldn't be Iraqies blowing each other up at the moment.
Also, wtf is an illgeal war?
You just declare war and walk in, or the other way round, if you're sneaky lol
-Indy
Hey, kids! Captain Hero here with Getting Laid Tip 213 - The Backrub Buddy!
Find a chick who’s just been dumped and comfort her by massaging her shoulders, and soon, she’ll be massaging your prostate.
The SOLUTION is to NOT support non-viable behaviour.
The SOLUTION is to NOT teach our kids there's such a thing as "easy money"
The SOLUTION is to NOT provide alternatives to genuine employment.
Again: Give generously to those who are genuinely disabled, and call it by it's propper name: charity.
And yet again: Charity given to those who are not so disabled will almost always cripple them. So don't do it.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
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