OK, I don't usually go to the Chamber After Hours monthly mixer....But I went tonight to the gathering at the Kilt and ran into a lot of old friends. Courtesy of Eagle Beverage, I also met Utica Club spokesperson Meghan Fraser, who is a very capable promoter of her company's product.
She invited me for a tour of the brewery in Utica, and I think I will arrange a posse to go down there. Who know's, maybe I can get a deal on a Freeman Bus since a lot of folks would love to sample the great products brewed down the road.
I also ran into a consultant who wants to analyze the practices at Fort Pearl for efficiency. And I ran into some great folks from WSB and Holly from TV 50....And of course the hilight of the evening was seeing Sharon Curry, wife of the Glenn.
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Uh, Oh, a consultant, wow. And while your at it get one of those "facilitators" for yourself also.
I never use consultants for anything because I know everything, just like Danny does. There is no one that knows anything that I don't already know and if there was it surely would not be worth money to find out what I don't know. What information could possibly be worth money?
Wow, quite the busy social schedule - and we taxpayers are paying you for this? Plus bet you are also racking up those pension credits you're always whining about other people getting too.
Fuzzy Math --
Nothing +Nothing ='s Something?
Not enough + Not enough=’s enough (2 Jobs might be enough paying Minimum wage, but maybe 60.00hrs won’t cover it.)
You get the idea....?
And as anyone knows, if you can work two jobs, you probably can work 3 if you have to? Dahl! Sooner or later a worker needs to earn enough to feed, clothe and house himself, herself, or family, etc. That's why wages have to go up to a realistic level for their labor. Yes, some jobs will be lost, but in the end a worker will make enough to survive working 2 jobs, which isn't great, but it is do able.
Mike Flynn ‘Middle Class Mike’
The only one using fuzzy math is middle classless mike
Why is it incumbent for the employer to ensure that an employee can feed their family? Entry level (i.e. those that require lesser skill sets) should not demand high wages in the same manner that jobs that require specific skill sets usually ensure higher wages. THAT'S realistic, MCM.
Was the brew good and can i go with you, if you go on the tour?
Did Bobby and Matt have a good time???
No Mikey, as usual, we have no idea what you are talking about. Focus. How did you ever get through school with such a scattered mind?
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