WEATHER53
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- Apr 13, 2017
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Im on your side but you can’t see thatIf they worked for it, why would one feel the need to want it for free, when it's already payment for work? You aren't making any sense?I’m saying that since you did what any American should that you can now choose to get on the freebie train that others are clamoring for and get your refund since they want it for free.If I worked for it, how is it free?Well time for you to do some social justice warrioring and climb onto the freebie train and get a refund for what you worked(gasp) for and paid for(gasp)I wasn't salaried. It was part time to pay for college. And it did.Wow.... Seems you were a low paid employee. I was salaried at the time at $35,000/yr. or the equivalent of $17.50/hr. during the 70's.....
When it’s noble and worthy, it’s a challenge and people work for it. When it’s free it’s neither.
You paid you hard earned money for it.
Others are suggesting it be for free
Free demeans your hard work so ask for the money to be refunded to you.
Clear now?