I think you miss the point. Here, let me draw you a picture.
So we all get to work for less so the 1% can have more? You really think this is good for anyone?
I'm angry at the Union because when I worked for a company in which they dictated policy, at my first meeting, the idiot boss told us office girls to ignore the "no higher than 4 inches above the knee" rule for miniskirts. He wanted them at the highest area of the thigh before it turned into a butt. I went home and threw up because that was against my principles. He wanted to break up some management marriages using us young office women as the home wreckers. I never went to another union meeting after that and married the single-man company engineer before they had another union meeting. Management said only one of us could continue to work at the company after we were married. And that ended my miserable union job.I hate to burst your bubble, Joe. I'm a seamstress who in retirement, sews only for charity bees, and I'm learning to live on a fixed income after working my butt off for next to nothing for 23 years, doing 80 hour weeks and barely paying the rent and utilities for a marginal business.
Exactly my point. Why should that be the case?
You see, here's the thing, instead of directing your anger at the people who were obviously abusing your labor, you are angry at the guys who managed to be in a union and got themselves a fair deal.
It's kind of like an arsonist burns down your house, and instead of wanting him arrested, you want them to burn down your neighbor's house, too.
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I'm angry at the Union because when I worked for a company in which they dictated policy, at my first meeting, the idiot boss told us office girls to ignore the "no higher than 4 inches above the knee" rule for miniskirts. He wanted them at the highest area of the thigh before it turned into a butt. I went home and threw up because that was against my principles. He wanted to break up some management marriages using us young office women as the home wreckers. I never went to another union meeting after that and married the single-man company engineer before they had another union meeting. Management said only one of us could continue to work at the company after we were married. And that ended my miserable union job.
They did it to themselves, Joe. I didn't engage in their amoral bordering on criminal plans. Not to worry. My replacement broke up my old boss's marriage as they required, and his wife had to explain to their teenage children why Daddy left with the office gal.
I have a six year old Twinkie still in the wrapper.
And no, it's not edible.
These will always be around...
These are way better. Fresher too
TastyKake is much better than hostess cakes ever thought about being
GoodBye forever Hostess
These are way better. Fresher too
TastyKake is much better than hostess cakes ever thought about being
GoodBye forever Hostess
still an Imposter. Fresher! Impossible! Twinkies are so chemically preserved that they can sit on a shelf for three months past their expiration date before turning green. Even then they are still soft and spongy,and certainly not stale.
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..Cryo-franken-twinkzzz
