This could be what finally brings Hillary down

[Amazing Larry]

The person is employed and not sucking up welfare. That makes him a person you should show mutual respect for, having the responsibility to hold down any kind of job they can get.

 

I'll give them kudos for having a job.

[Amazing Larry]

Come to think of it, I don't really think all grocers are dumb. It's just the grocers at my local store. 

 

If you shopped there you would understand.

[Glen]

"Get a job, you freeloader!"

 

"You're a moron, person with a job!"

[Spirit]

I like looking down on people. It makes me feel so superior.

 

 

Yes.  We've all seen your Facebook trolling.

[juansavage1]

Not having the opportunity or ability to have a prestigious job shouldn't attract our scorn. We should save that for people who actually do bad things. It's also rather short-sighted as you wouldn't want people to dismiss you because of your job. 

 

By the way, have you guys noticed that some of the nicest customer service comes from people with unprestigious jobs? VERY VERY generally speaking, people are nicer at McDonald's than at the DMV, despite making one-third as much. 

[Hollyw00d]

The DMV is a bad example. They have no competition, and therefore no incentive to be good at their job because everyone has to use their services

[Amazing Larry]

"Get a job, you freeloader!"

 

"You're a moron, person with a job!"

Where did you see me driving?

[juansavage1]

The DMV is a bad example. They have no competition, and therefore no incentive to be good at their job because everyone has to use their services

We can speculate as to the reason. I was just pointing out that I almost never have a negative interaction with people who hold low-paying jobs. I rarely have a rude one at the DMV as well since I tend to be a polite person, but it's no better. 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

Not having the opportunity or ability to have a prestigious job shouldn't attract our scorn. We should save that for people who actually do bad things. It's also rather short-sighted as you wouldn't want people to dismiss you because of your job. 

 

Especially when the economy was in the abyss here, I knew a lot of skilled people who either couldn't find employment or took jobs that were well beneath their qualifications in order to have some money coming in. My next door neighbor was an electrician, and he was unemployed for nearly a year when his company laid him off. The repairman who Safelite sent out to repair my windshield was an IT manager until his employer went bankrupt. I also talked with a salesman at CarMax who was a trained commercial pilot, laid off when tourism dropped off.

[Tank]

The DMV is a bad example. They have no competition, and therefore no incentive to be good at their job because everyone has to use their services

I'd love to see Hilary work at a DMV for her next job.

Edited September 27, 2015 by Tank

[NrM]

I'm just pissed my Albertsons decided to remove the self-checkout. What the **** mang. I show up one day and they're all gone.

Self checkout was so ****ing fast and easy. 

 

The last thing I want is human interaction at the grocery store..

I prefer to get my daily dose of human interaction alone, in a dark room, online.....with my hand on my....

Edited September 27, 2015 by Poozy

[arch stanton]

.....e-cig?

[juansavage1]

Despite the momentary elation brought about by a clearance sale where high quality batteries are half off, I'm still bummed that they're replacing my beloved Ralphs. I don't want to brag, but I was accepted into the Ralph's club a few years ago. Nice people worked there. 

[Spirit]

Few things as humorous as seeing the woman famous for the "a vast right-wing conspiracy" quote throwing out the line "another conspiracy theory" when trying to explain her email problems. 

 

She looks so uncomfortable on Meet The Press this morning.  The way that she leaves herself an out with every statement she makes is actually quite artful.  Never tell an untruth that you can't somehow back out of later. 

[Glen]

Dude, you watch Meet the Press?

Welcome to Oldwhitemanville.

[Spirit]

I've always been a fan of Chuckie T.  

[Spirit]

Ouch.  He just ran a clip of her flip flopping on Iraq, same sex marriage and keystone.  

 

"Anyway the wind blows ..."

 

 

 

 

 

 

(gong)

[Jay]

Ouch.  He just ran a clip of her flip flopping on Iraq, same sex marriage and keystone.  

 

"Anyway the wind blows ..."

 

 

 

 

 

 

(gong)

 

Dude you have it wrong.

 

Libs don't flip-flop, they experience personal growth.

[Glen]

2016: it would be hilarious, if it wasn't such a scathing indictment of how ****ed up our system is.

[Glen]

Dude you have it wrong.

Libs don't flip-flop, they experience personal growth.

I have no problem with people changing positions over time.

That said, I also have no doubt Hillary is 100% flip-flopping, which is an entirely different animal.

[Spirit]

Best part was her saying that lots of people change their positions, including our president. 

 

Then Chuckie T. drops the line, "Well, Bernie Sanders has always held these positions.  And held them when they weren't popular to do so."

 

 

Her response?

"Yeah, but the republicans ..."

 

 

 

 

'Merica! 

[juansavage1]

Best part was her saying that lots of people change their positions, including our president. 

 

Then Chuckie T. drops the line, "Well, Bernie Sanders has always held these positions.  And held them when they weren't popular to do so."

 

 

Her response?

"Yeah, but the republicans ..."

 

 

 

 

'Merica! 

When did Sanders start supporting gay marriage? Being from a small state, he can jump on liberal trends as they come up. I doubt it was based on principle rather than fashion. 

Edited September 27, 2015 by Juan Savage

[Glen]

When did Sanders start supporting gay marriage? Being from a small state, he can jump on liberal trends as they come up. I doubt it was based on principle rather than fashion.

Sweet post. First you introduce a rhetorical question and then you immediately dismiss an answer to it.

[Spirit]

When did Sanders start supporting gay marriage? 

 

Google is your friend. 

[Glen]

Now she says she wasn't involved in her lawyers' decisions over the emails.  Bitch please.