Public toilets?

[Knight]

What happens when we become the thread with the most posts?

 

[Balthaz]

What happens when we become the thread with the most posts?

42

 

[Knight]

I half thought about offering $3k

Offer 1500, settle for 2.5

 

[KhyberPass]

I’d say this five seven is more coyote brown than FDE

 

[3x]

.Gov was my bad phrasing. I meant government (including state) employees.

State pension maxes out at 30 percent

 

[Knight]

42

The meaning of life, the universe and everything?

 

[mark23]

What happens when we become the thread with the most posts?

Dougiemac turns the site over to us

 

[Knight]

State pension maxes out at 30 percent

Hire me for your lawyer things.

 

[Fast306stang]

.Gov was my bad phrasing. I meant government (including state) employees.

I gotcha. I have no idea about local/state government pensions.

 

[Jstegman1]

What happens when we become the thread with the most posts?

Party

 

[Knight]

Dougiemac turns the site over to us

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

It gets deleted and we have to start all over again

 

[mark23]

State pension maxes out at 30 percent

Hell if I know then. That's what she said. Military guys with 20 years or so retire and then go private sector and do well.

My examples are anecdotal but my overall point was state/Gov jobs might not pay great but the benefits are hard to overcome even with a much greater private sector salary.

 

[KhyberPass]

 

[Miles]

Wtf is a predilection?

Predisposition. Tendency.

 

[KhyberPass]

Predisposition. Tendency.

@Shemp has a predilection to be a Fudd?

 

[Knight]

I’m mad it’s been a month and I still haven’t found a gas mask for my dog.

 

[Bigigloopt2]

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Wait, you mean to tell me there’s a different part to this forum?

 

[KhyberPass]

I’m mad it’s been a month and I still haven’t found a gas mask for my dog.

 

[Fast306stang]

Hell if I know then. That's what she said. Military guys with 20 years or so retire and then go private sector and do well.

My examples are anecdotal but my overall point was state/Gov jobs might not pay great but the benefits are hard to overcome even with a much greater private sector salary.

Pay is decent/good/great depending on how high up the food chain you can climb. Benefits are outstanding. Again, talking about Federal .Gov jobs.

Metropolitan areas like Dobbins, I'm assuming would get locality pay to help compensate for the higher cost of living? Cost of living in my area is cheap compared to you guys in the Atlanta area.