mook
The 2018-19 season was the best I've seen
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Healthcare workers are the latest scapegoats.
Again, what services do you provide your people in need?
My wife's business keeps 6 people over the age of 55 employed when none of them would have jobs because other employers deemed them too old to be worth anything. One of them just had cervical cancer surgery and is on chemotherapy. We've done everything possible to work around her illness.
Another one of our employees has a wife who is about a month or so away from death. He basically uses his job for my wife to keep him going. To be honest, we should've let the guy go six months ago because we can't really afford his services, but we just don't have the heart to do it. So we eat out less and watch our personal budget more than we really should have to. We'd rather do that than ask him to cut his pay.
I've volunteered through the CASA program, although with a 2 and 4 year old I don't have time anymore.
In my other job I recently completed a major proposal that created around 30 jobs in Seattle. I've played a significant part in helping a company grow over the past decade from $5mil/year in sales to $60 mil, making lots of money and creating lots of jobs for others.
I'm not trying to toot my own horn here. But you keep asking.
Thanks. I'm also ignorant about how the Large Hadron Collider, the McDonald's fry machine and the NBA ref vetting process works. Yet I somehow feel comfortable about forming opinions about the current state of science, fast food and Tim Donaghy.I'm also fairly certain you don't know how Kaiser operates, but I'll leave you alone in your ignorance.

