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Originally Posted by NCB
Classic defeatist, liberal attitude. People choose to take what they can get based on their own choices. They choose to not go to college. They choose to knock up some skanks from the local bar and have to pay child support. Ect...
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Pehaps your attitude could be called a classic conservative misunderstaning of reality. Despite whatever connotations you may apply, it is still reality. You can't have a job just because you want it. That's a ridiculous notion. The idea that single employees have much of any say in how they are compensated is ridiculous too. That's like saying that anyone can pay whatever price they want for something regardless of what's actually going on in the market.
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Originally Posted by aceventura3
It depends on how bad the conditions are. I have never been a clock watcher, even in my first job at Mcdonalds. I would work through breaks all the time when it got busy, I covered for others, came in early and stayed late. That has always been my approach to my jobs. When I was cleaning the toilets at Mcdonalds I decided I want to learn something new, I had the guys teach me how to run the grill (I stayed late on day), and when they needed a grill person I was ready, I gave the mop/bucket and towels to the guy who didn't know sh*t.
My dad grew up in the rural south. He had low paying jobs and no opportunity - he moved us where there where opportunities. Would you do the same?
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You didn't really answer my question. How would you stop someone from screwing you if that someone is pretty much the only game in town in terms of employment opportunities and you have more at stake than your pride?