Federal Retirement Mine

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Try this one on for size, it's hard to believe.


Musk said that the aim was to "right-size" federal bureaucracy and that getting people to retire early on full benefits was a good thing.

But he added: "We were told the most number of people that could retire possibly in a month is 10,000 because all the retirement paperwork is written down on a piece of paper. Then it goes down a mine."

Musk said: "Instead of working in a mineshaft, carrying manila envelopes to boxes in a mine, you could do practically anything else, and you would add to the goods and services of the United States in a more useful way."

It smacks of fiction but hell, come to find out Fed ATC systems are still using floppy disks.

Top Men.




Maybe they were worried about a Mineshaft Gap sure enough!

 
If I worked there I'd bring a pick axe with me & chisel some gold out of the walls every day.

If my boss asked me what I'm doing...I would say "I'm adding a room, we need more space".
 
If I worked there I'd bring a pick axe with me & chisel some gold out of the walls every day.

If my boss asked me what I'm doing...I would say "I'm adding a room, we need more space".
From what is being reported if the elevator breaks down (which it does with some frequency) they just sit about.
 

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