[Duke19821994]

Night bro's!

[sbartek1974]

Good night homies!

[Yeet]

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[sbartek1974]

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Originally Posted by Yeet

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You're too young to be drinking Yeet, especially this early in the morning.

[Duke19821994]

Yeet what did I tell you about paint fumes!!

[BeachheadMatt]

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Originally Posted by sbartek1974

Every commercial right now sounds so ridiculous. It's like, "We know things seem bad and people are dying by the thousands daily and being tossed into mass graves, but we'll get through this together. So come get your tires changed today at Discount Tire."

Yes, it's corny and redundant at best. Sick of it already.


I posted a pic of black series baby yoda next to VC Mando & Black Series Mando in the Star Wars 3.75 thread for anyone curious.

[ozzie92]

So…we got the state budget deficit news last Friday, and this Friday, we’ve learned a little bit more in regards to the impact on education. For those who get to keep their jobs, we will be working much harder (increasing the number of students per class) for a lot less (upwards of a 25% cut).

I know it’s all relative, as we all have our own individual issues at work (or work loss) to deal with...but I feel all the more despondent when there’s no one for any of us to truly be mad at about it. It’s no one‘s fault…leaving no one to target with our frustrations. 😞

Without getting deep into politics, it’s death or job cuts/loss...everything in between is the unknown.

[BeachheadMatt]

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Originally Posted by ozzie92

So…we got the state budget deficit news last Friday, and this Friday, we’ve learned a little bit more in regards to the impact on education. For those who get to keep their jobs, we will be working much harder (increasing the number of students per class) for a lot less (upwards of a 25% cut).

I know it’s all relative, as we all have our own individual issues at work (or work loss) to deal with...but I feel all the more despondent when there’s no one for any of us to truly be mad at about it. It’s no one‘s fault…leaving no one to target with our frustrations. 😞

Without getting deep into politics, it’s death or job cuts/loss...everything in between is the unknown.

INCREASING the number of students per class??? That seems....not right/smart. I'd think the way forward is decreased class sizes. **IF** this virus is here to stay, I would think the solution is some kind of hybrid between online and in school. Like, half the school goes Mon,Wed,Fri, the other half Tue/Thur. It would reduce the class sizes and bus loads in half. Then kids could still get class time, but not pack the schools. I dunno, just thinking out loud.

[axonrey]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozzie92

So…we got the state budget deficit news last Friday, and this Friday, we’ve learned a little bit more in regards to the impact on education. For those who get to keep their jobs, we will be working much harder (increasing the number of students per class) for a lot less (upwards of a 25% cut).

I know it’s all relative, as we all have our own individual issues at work (or work loss) to deal with...but I feel all the more despondent when there’s no one for any of us to truly be mad at about it. It’s no one‘s fault…leaving no one to target with our frustrations. 😞

Without getting deep into politics, it’s death or job cuts/loss...everything in between is the unknown.

We as a people are going to have to establish an acceptable risk and deal with the consequences. The collateral effects are largely being ignored (and those include death, too).

Accepting risk is a part of life. We do it everyday.

[BeachheadMatt]

I do think some of these changes were coming either way, the Virus just sped it up. Self Checkouts were already here, but going forward will probably be ramped up a bunch. I was amazed at how many people were able to convert to working from home so quickly/easily. If that was the case, shouldn't they already have been working from home (to reduce traffic, save gas money, reduce pollution, etc) ? They had already begun to roll out sit down restaurants with no wait staff in Asia (using a combo of robots/machines, etc), wouldn't shock me if that sort of thing takes off here. I dunno, again, just thinking out loud.