JoeB131
Diamond Member
Which is against the law in both cases. However Huffman didn't steal local taxpayers money.
Neither did McDowell... What Huffman did was worse.
McDowell was not sentenced to five years for the school issue alone which is larceny, it was in combination with all her other crimes. Huffman was sentenced for one crime that hurt virtually nobody.
The other crimes were bullshit. she told cops where they could find hookers and drugs. She hadn't committed any crimes that hurt anyone, either. I would argue the young man or woman who didn't get into college was hurt by Huffman's fraud.
It said nothing about advertising and what type of employees anybody was getting or expected to get. That's what we were talking about.
It was very clear on the point that most job advertisements don't describe the job as is. Frankly, I can tell you, no job I've ever taken was what it was advertised as... I always ended up doing other things.
Yes, college kids get jobs with no experience depending on the field of work and pay they're willing to accept. Not all fields of work are the same. In other cases, you can't get into a profession unless you work for near minimum wage while getting that experience, or know somebody that can give you a hand.
Well, you can't, because you are useless and defeatist... I never worked another minimum wage job again after College.