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Also they could just get an easy job at McDonald's?????

Boot straps. Don't forget about the boot straps.

He’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.

Didn't you hear? Vance is saying that manufacturing is never coming back to the US.

So even working in a sweatshop won't be an option. Well, I guess until we're colonized.

Over two trillion has been wiped out. That's one trillion dollars per trans kid.

Is America great again yet?

"But... but... but at least we stuck it to the libs didn't we? Right?... Right???!"

But the next Republican will for sure fix it!

I mean, I know quite a few retirees who actively voted for his opponent. So I wouldn't feel right saying that THEY voted for it, no? However, around my area, they definitely are a minority in their age group, so I think statistically speaking you are probably going to be right most of the time.

My fucking parents are going to end up Wal-Mart greeters and they will not admit, even after everything, that they fucked up voting for Trump.

oh that reminds me, our local old lady Walmart greeter passed away 😔

R.I.P. Ms Wendy

He was senior director of risk management, so I assume more than 100k+ salary a year.

you guys can retire at FIFTY FOUR?

My cousin retired 2 years ago at 48.

Stock market whiz? Nah: union.

He started working at a local mechanic in high-school, as engines were interesting; just sweeping up. He asked questions. He applied for his apprenticeship and the school district moved him to the 'trade' oriented school where the rough kids seemed to end up completely randomly when catchment overlapped. Did metal shop in his final year and found a funding programme to get through his first courses. Displayed a natural talent for adequate work and straightforward math that was apparently everything people needed when paired with his indomitable spirit and happier-than-sadder mood profile. In short: he hustled, he did his fucking work and he was a net-positive to work with.

Now we fast-forward. The union was good to him, and he moved into jobs where his 5'8 size, nimble fingers and "yeah, I'll crawl in the slushy muck" attitude got him as many opportunities as his quick wit got him out of shitty politics. He went to a place we call Fort McMoney and was able to exercise his options when bosses were dinks; and he did so very quickly and openly, explaining what's happening on the way out -- "We agreed on this vacation time, but you broke that agreement. I'm still getting on the plane tonight. I got a job with the guy down the road, so that's why I'm clearing out. I'm sorry it went this way, but we both get to learn from this. Good luck, and have a great weekend."

At 48 he'd done his 25-plus years at one career and many shops, and the half-pay-for-life union retirement kicked in.

He now rides his donorcycle with his adorable wife or they take the little car on trips to climb mountains or see a lake or something. He got a shitty place in a nice place, made some friends and some of them knew how to fix up his place and needed his own skills, and his easygoing attitude provided the glue to get everything fixed everywhere, and he's kinda set.

He touches grass and trees a lot, and the pics he posts on his cell phone show some great locations and his beaming face in the dawn light. He's fucking winning so hard and I'm half jealous and intensely proud of him because he is actually an absolute sweetie and a great and caring guy.

Guys, build better unions or build better labour code. Focus on getting into a work arrangement with a group that pretends to like you better than at-will dot-com fat-cat "we're a family" pizza-party dickheads think they're pretending.

Boomers lived their entire lives failing upwards. Why wouldn't they expect things to just go their way?