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And it sounds to us like your entire career has been thankless, manual labor.I think you don’t work. Sure theorize like you don’t
"The world needs ditch diggers, too."
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And it sounds to us like your entire career has been thankless, manual labor.I think you don’t work. Sure theorize like you don’t
It's amazing how entitled a lot of people in the job force feel. I'm with Musk. You don't like it, go somewhere else.
Or, they can exert pressure on him to change his mind.Ain't capitalism great? Musk can run his company how he chooses and employees and choose to go somewhere else. We all have choices.
I think you don’t work. Sure theorize like you don’t
Or, they can exert pressure on him to change his mind.
The right wing sure has a huge blind spot, here.
The "right wing blind spot" is never being able to puzzle out this option on their own.Sure. The employees can make their feelings known.
But, why is this a right wing thing?
Yes, so you've said.Or, they can exert pressure on him to change his mind.
The right wing sure has a huge blind spot, here.
Goody gumdropsI would never work for corporate pigs like Elon I value my dignity.
That's right.Then he can try replace them all.Yes, so you've said.
And Musk can tell them to eat shit.
Work is supposed to be fun and entertaining and never rigorous is a True Pajama Boy theory being offered by lib loons
Of course, that describes nothing resembling anything I have said, and you are just a frustrated little attack poodle who is still sore from all the beatings I gave him.Pajama boy feels he is boss of the boss.
Nothing like some public pressure to get the extremely vain and feckless Musk to lighten up...Musk has "super bad feeling" about the economy and is ready to start cleaning house - Exclusive: Elon Musk wants to cut 10% of Tesla jobs
Slackers and entitled brats not welcome. Nothing like a good round of layoffs to remind everyone of the employer-employee relationship fundamentals.