Word on the street is people behind the scenes of a business took shots last week over a post I made about running a business.
The same people who use the term volunteer when they mean worker. Here's the definition of Volunteer incase there's any confusion. Hope this helps them
@Diablo The fact that there's 2 unskippable cutscenes in the open world fight is why I've only fought him once. The cutscenes take longer than a full warplan
@ebaxter1989 This is what happens when you tell one manager you've got no dough. You tell the new manager you have got dough and now your in the same spin cycle as the last 5 years.
@MAGAVoice Name me one British Patriot (Farage and Robinson don't count as they were trying to file for citizenship in other countries post Brexit. And of course a patriot would never)
@rhykker I started warlock and did the Barb switch. Since switching, I haven't touched IH it's the only activity that's not been touched. I should really. I have an issue with how long it feels. Running a full 10 rounds feels like I'm whittling my life away and then b2b? π₯±
@RuncornLinnets I'd like a head count and with that a tally of the number of people that enter tonight. You can feed the results back and then we'll have a random guess at whose not paid the tenner. I'll guess first. Whoever set the price deffo isn't paying are they? π€‘
Sorry alls I was saying yesterday was. I play in a sport that also hosts it's own awards night aswell as needs government funding. There is also a small relatively acceptable fee on the gate. If I ever let anyone pay for my teams award night like fans I'd debate calling it a day
@ultras_town It's like me paying you a tenner to puncture one of my tyres. What's the point? If anyone knows the fundraiser give me a shout. I might make him pay a tenner to learn something about a town that lacks in finance and is governmentally described as poor
Whose the fundraiser? Imagine making people pay a tenner to watch somebody else get awards and eat food priced in the supermarket no more than Β£7.50 is actually abhorrent
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@joannej1970@Hoopss Sub minimum wage legislation probably makes people who get the service feel guilty. Instead of just giving them a wage to live off it comes from the customers pockets. It's wild
@joannej1970@Hoopss I get it but it's not even minimum wage they're being paid and I guess it's more just a cultural thing but I know it's taken less as a necessity and more as a token of thank you. If you tip 15-20% it compensates for things like delivery. It's a common practice I assume in USA
@joannej1970@Hoopss It's an American receipt. It's called a "tip wage" or a "tip credit" wage basically waiters and waitresses any service worker in this realm legally gets paid under $5USD P/H so they make their wage mostly from tips. In most establishments in this country tips get split.