Anything over 60 is too much. I will do it on occasion if it calls for it. But 50 is perfect for my liking and life.
I don't think most people know what Flavor Aid is anymore. Kool aid lived on in pop culture but Flavor Aid died off years ago. Plus they have the same ending word. Easy for a lot of people to mess up.
But yes. It was Flavor Aid. Last Podcast on the Left did a special on Jonestown and mentioned it a few times.
They voted three times. He just lost once.
Joffrey comes to mind
He doesn't need to be to know who he is. The fact that he is blue gives it a good color combo against the base of the building. One could argue it speaks MORE to his hideous nature that he didn't need to be orange to know.
AI sucks at screening. But everyone is doing it.
They can't peddle their Christian fears if they change ANYTHING from the past 200 years.
I have a Chevy Bolt EUV. I will also never go back. I need to get a bigger SUV because kids grow and their equipment for sports is out of hand. But it works for now.
I don't see many places to duck into. Just gotta ride the moment.
And I don't really care. I can agree on many things on this platform and I do. However I stand by my statements. Work is about showing up and being present. If a person cannot adhere to that commitment without a modecum of respect for their coworkers and have an attitude of "I can take off whenever I want" then it's not professional. It's fine if they find a profession where that works for them. I have yet to encounter a company or industry that has that sort of liberal schedule.
I know they exist in certain industries. I have never been a part of those. But it takes all kinds to keep this world running.
Psycho. Going through posting history? Blocked.
I am not peddling that at all. You are not reading critically. I manage a crew of people that have a CBA with allocated PTO. They know their limitations and there is almost never a conflict because I manage those shortages and still fulfill what our tasks are.
However, the discussion is "I should be able to take whatever day I want whenever I want". I do not think that is a professional attitude or a team attitude. Full stop. There is nothing more to that other than I see it as a roadblock for promotion and that attitude does not last long where I am from. This is also not the first company I have worked for in this industry. I was a front like worker for 9 years before becoming management.