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You know what sucks about working for a living?
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| BTG |
| i get to sleep in tomorrow until 8:00 and i'm excited :( wtf happend to my life? |
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| pkcRAISTLIN |
| yep. employment is a soul-destroying experience :( |
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| idoru |
| Uhh, welcome to the next 30+ years of your life, bud. Just wait 'til you work weekends where you work 'til 10 on a Saturday night, then pull a 17-hour shift that Sunday. Fun times ahead! |
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| Yan |
| I expect to spend a nice portion of my life without sleep what with the profession of choice. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
i get to sleep in tomorrow until 8:00 and i'm excited :( wtf happend to my life? |
now u get a whole's day arguing about washing the dishes from your sister
and then you tell her to off
and then you put fish in her chicken? i forgot how that story went |
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| fitom tiel |
| Holy Salmonella- |
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| DJ Cory Meyer |
| I don't think you ever hear Steve Jobs complaining about working. |
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| Frenchie |
| HA! Ya I think everyone says this at one time or another. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Cory Meyer
I don't think you ever hear Steve Jobs complaining about working. |
jobs only gets a $1 paycheck a year
| quote: | wikip
Jobs worked at Apple for several years with an annual salary of US$1, and this earned him a listing in Guinness World Records as the "Lowest Paid Chief Executive Officer." At the 2000 keynote speech of Macworld Expo in San Francisco, the company dropped the "interim" from his title, making him permanent CEO of Apple. His current salary at Apple officially remains US$1 per year, although he has traditionally been the recipient of a number of lucrative "executive gifts" from the board, including a US$46 million jet in 1999 and just under 30 million shares of restricted stock in 2000-2002. As such, Jobs is well compensated for his efforts at Apple despite the nominal one-dollar salary. This approach reduces his personal tax liability because, under current U.S. tax law, salary income is taxed at a significantly higher rate (currently up to 35%) than the capital gains tax (currently a maximum of 15%) applied to profits arising from the sale of stock grants. Obtaining remuneration through stock instead of salary is a common tax minimization strategy for many upper-echelon U.S. executives. |
i guess he doesn't get paid $1 anymore |
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| eRRaTiK |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
Uhh, welcome to the next 30+ years of your life, bud. |
Work to live or live to work?
get out of the rat race! |
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| emc^2 |
what sucks is...
- having a "groundhog day" flashbacks every morning you wake up
- coming home, finding "hot israeli girls" thread, fapping til like 4am and then having to go to work in like 4 hours. then... drive for 1.5hours to 2nd job and at 1:22am posting how sucks it is.
- and then, at around 2am, driving home for 1.5 hours (on 4 hours of sleep in 36 hours) and then... waking up at 8am to do it all over again.
FUN!:clown: |
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| Allied Nations |
damn my life rocks
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