Just until they left home, then they yanked the job and handed it a "harder working" Mexican.
I'm going to top off here, lie about what you did at a company. Anything that can't be verified as long as you can back it up so you don't sound like you're lying here.
The Millennials were famously both pampered and screwed over by the Boomers inability to do this. Boomers infamously invented the participation trophy and pioneered the idea that it doesn't matter how hard you work, everyone is a winner and now have 40 year old "children" still living at home with them.
They did move the material last time they allowed inspections then lied about it
Don't get too worked up. The country doesn't exist as a single atomic entity and it certainly doesn't take actions as one. There are plenty of people who don't feel that way and places here that aren't shitholes. You may have to go find them, though. The future is not hopeless, though if you give up it might as well be.
Problem is, I don't like acting like a nigger. It's kind of a reverse of the 'press the blue button and everyone dies unless enough people press the button' deal, society exists off the backs of people who DON'T play the system. Whether that makes them idiots or heroes depends on perspective.
As a Millennial, I and nearly everyone I knew had summer/after school jobs.
Imagine the supreme Court upholds it.
Nope. Trump blew all his political capital on getting the BBB through the Senate without filibuster.
Laken Riley Act, HALT Fentanyl Act, GENIUS Act, lots of smaller bureaucratic stuff.
No, it's not. If it were actually like Something Awful political threads, like the ones in General Bullshit, then the mods would constantly be having meltdowns and seething leftists would spam reports trying to suppress all thought to the right of Mao.
Funniest ones are the half dozen acts of Congress that basically say California does not get to make rules for the national EPA.
The key here, I think, is that it's not publicly traded. Shareholding destroys companies. It did fine during infinite growth when we quadrupled the world population, but as we reach the end of that, it is the albatross around the economy.
Type: Permaban
refine your own gallium
The problem isn't shareholding per se, it's that the 401(k) completely shifted economic incentives away from dividends and into share price. You accrue the tax advantages by living off the sale of the stock, not by the dividends. But this then means the stock is only any good if its price goes up after I buy it. I don't really care about the dividend at all, only the share price. Profits barely even matter any more. Dividends have given way to stock buybacks. Add into that low interest rates destroying bonds as a source of income, and the entire economy is a giant casino. It wouldn't be conceptually hard to fix, but there are too many vested interests who will not allow the system to change.
If there was a way to filter out those that bought stocks just to completely tank the company and still make money, there might be a way for these more public companies to bounce back, and for a more natural growth/shrinkage to happen.
I really think the future is privately held companies.
