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In reply to the discussion: I knew this country was "effed" when I had to pee in a bottle for a minimum wage job [View all]Response to ecstatic (Reply #29)
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I knew this country was "effed" when I had to pee in a bottle for a minimum wage job [View all]
maxrandb
Dec 19
OP
Funny how a job like Senator, Congress, Governor and Judge don't require random, mandatory drug testing
maxrandb
Dec 19
#5
I wasn't an employee. I was an applicant. And, in point of fact, I did volunteer.
rsdsharp
Dec 20
#52
Assuming a Musk net worth of $450 billion (he was up to $486 bn on Tuesday but fell back) it would take 12,328,767 years
Celerity
Dec 19
#17
Oh come now, if you just put in a little overtime, cut back on food and other non-essentials . . .
Journeyman
Dec 20
#35
The drug test made money for the company doing the testing. Usually someone the head of HR knows
LiberalArkie
Dec 19
#18
Excellent post, pre and post Reagan work it seems. 40 years of hardship, hell and decline.
appalachiablue
Dec 19
#24
I don't know anything about Tom Morello past I think two guys on DU know him, and the one statement ...
marble falls
Dec 20
#58
And thankyou, sir, for the kind backhand as you've dismissed me and my insignificant opinion.
marble falls
Dec 20
#63
Its a lot easier to open & run your own business here than many other countries.
Callie1979
Dec 20
#62
Sure they do. Let me tell you about the German Exchange student who was my daughters best friend
maxrandb
Dec 22
#73
Why should blue collar employees be held to a company standard that their white collar co workers aren't?
MichMan
Dec 22
#81
I have a friend who worked for a company back in the 80s and the owner asked her
twodogsbarking
Dec 20
#59