I'm quite sure, Denis, that your name has now gone up in the list of people who need "re-education" in how to be a good compliant consumer who can find blame anywhere but where it belongs.

There are a few models of such here and I am very surprised that you haven't YET (!!!... how thick are you???) caught on to the standard 'it's not [insert company name here] fault, it's the contactor they've out-sourced the job to'.

You have not earned the right to sing that song, but I'm sure some day you will < s > (we all will, when that's the only kind of place left to get a job at).


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>>Some day, when those shareholders are not employed they might catch on to all of this. The average person cannot live off of a dividend, but for the rich and governments none of this matters.
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>The sad thing it that it'll become a real huge mess before shareholders are affected. So things will continue to evolve (is is really evolution?) and when they feel they've gone too far then corrections will be made. Let's just hope that those correction will be made sooner than later.
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>I don't mind waking up early each morning.
>I don't mind the long commute each morning.
>I don't mind having a low-wage job as long as I can survive.
>I don't mind (if I'm forced to) to work with people I don't respect nor like.
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>But there's one thing I won't do.
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>I WON'T SING THE WALL-MART SONG EACH MORNING 8->