MABB v6.6.6

sometimes it is difficult to get paid, and it pisses me off

Stop hooking?

FUCK YOU PAY ME

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i got an email today saying, can you please change the currency of the invoice to USD

i double-checked, the INVOICE WAS ALREADY IN USD

quit stalling you fascist

I need it in lira now

User wrote: ↑

29 Apr 2024, 23:01

i got an email today saying, can you please change the currency of the invoice to USD

i double-checked, the INVOICE WAS ALREADY IN USD

quit stalling you fascist

the D actually stands for dinars, the payor is hooked on the iraqi dinar revaluation scam

ahh now it makes sense

a question for you jawns o'stormicus, are you paid weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, and what is your tax rate

i am paid weekly which is highly unusual in the US, this is i think the second job i've ever had that got weekly pay (the other being a union gig at a grocery store when i was in high school). i expect that is one more thing the new assembly line girlboss MBA squad that took over is aiming to change. they have been quite eagerly and rapidly reallocating employee compensation to themselves ever since they secured control of the board

and i am in the 22% tax bracket

weekly is good. you seem quite enamoured by this squad and their manifesto

jawn galliano wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 18:58

i am paid weekly which is highly unusual in the US, this is i think the second job i've ever had that got weekly pay (the other being a union gig at a grocery store when i was in high school). i expect that is one more thing the new assembly line girlboss MBA squad that took over is aiming to change. they have been quite eagerly and rapidly reallocating employee compensation to themselves ever since they secured control of the board

and i am in the 22% tax bracket

Being paid weekly was the best. Always felt way easier to balance bills and life shit. Now I pay all my bills in 1 go (out of my commission check) and figure out the rest as best I can.

User wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 19:14

weekly is good. you seem quite enamoured by this squad and their manifesto

a couple of months ago i threatened to quit over a lot of the high level management decisions, which was enough to secure a promotion and buy my loyalty for a bit longer. but i am rapidly re-orienting back to my previous career change posture. the new executive team is making an active and obvious effort to marginalize and drive out longterm employees, so there is a mutual hostility. and it is not a good way to go about living. it's a shame because while i'd never say i loved my job, i've settled into a very comfortable and mostly agreeable routine, i am very good at what i do, i get on well with my coworkers and my bosses all love me.

but the new executive team doesn't accept that working in this industry segment means accepting a lower salary, as everyone else in the company does. their vision is that they should be paid the same as a world-straddling listed company, and they're happy to push the rest of the company down toward retail wages, benefits and conditions to get theirs

they sound like a bunch of assholes

you have had a good run at that place, keep your eyes open for new pastures. i am also not sure about what 2025 will bring for me. i continue the writing, editing, researching thing, no steady 9-5 job since 2015. but my main editing gig which brings in the regular, reliable $3,000 a month is going to wrap up at the end of next year. i don't think i could survive on my other stuff without that, it is too irregular, so i would need to replace it with something. but what! and where!

Methuselah Honeysuckle wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 19:27

jawn galliano wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 18:58

i am paid weekly which is highly unusual in the US, this is i think the second job i've ever had that got weekly pay (the other being a union gig at a grocery store when i was in high school). i expect that is one more thing the new assembly line girlboss MBA squad that took over is aiming to change. they have been quite eagerly and rapidly reallocating employee compensation to themselves ever since they secured control of the board

and i am in the 22% tax bracket

Being paid weekly was the best. Always felt way easier to balance bills and life shit. Now I pay all my bills in 1 go (out of my commission check) and figure out the rest as best I can.

one of my old high school buddies who flew in to my wedding from australia said, "this feels so weird, i feel guilty, this is the first time i have spent any serious money just on myself since i had my girls" (he has two daughters, now maybe 4 and 2 yrs old). i was like, fuck, being a parent sounds ... fun

Yeah I get paid bi-weekly which is fine especially now that I’m making a lot more but previously I had a job that used to pay weekly and that was nice to always have regular cash flow, especially when I was broke as fuck lol. I have some friends who worked state jobs and only got paid monthly - They almost always were struggling to make ends meet by the end of the month despite getting that massive drop at the beginning of each month. (I had one fellating lover would cash out their entire check each month because they couldn’t control themselves with a debit card and instead had to allocate weekly spendings to themselves to make it work).

i get $3,333 monthly but i have to spend like $2,000 of it on bullshit as soon as it hits my account

i live for the extra shit

User wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 20:41

Methuselah Honeysuckle wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 19:27

jawn galliano wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2024, 18:58

i am paid weekly which is highly unusual in the US, this is i think the second job i've ever had that got weekly pay (the other being a union gig at a grocery store when i was in high school). i expect that is one more thing the new assembly line girlboss MBA squad that took over is aiming to change. they have been quite eagerly and rapidly reallocating employee compensation to themselves ever since they secured control of the board

and i am in the 22% tax bracket

Being paid weekly was the best. Always felt way easier to balance bills and life shit. Now I pay all my bills in 1 go (out of my commission check) and figure out the rest as best I can.

one of my old high school buddies who flew in to my wedding from australia said, "this feels so weird, i feel guilty, this is the first time i have spent any serious money just on myself since i had my girls" (he has two daughters, now maybe 4 and 2 yrs old). i was like, fuck, being a parent sounds ... fun

The price of existing is too god damn high here. I'm lucky and have a fairly low mortgage. But everything else is what kills me.

$1240 - house payment
$1700 - health insurance for the family
$150-$300 - gas and electric
$150 - interwebs and streaming stuff
$225 - car insurance
$200 - gas for the car

I don't even like to think about what groceries cost me.

that shit is grim

i mean, particularly the health insurance part

and that's just the premium cost of course. then you have to factor in the built-in out of pocket costs (usually several thousand dollars per year before insurance actually starts covering anything), medication copays, insurance and provider randomly teaming up to decide something isn't covered and you are on the hook for thousands of additional dollars, etc

It's even expensive to die here

greatest country in the world

love it or leave it bitches

jawn galliano wrote: ↑

01 May 2024, 06:16

love it or leave it bitches

Would if I could