moreluck
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And, they are building your next car......
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/09/2...beer-smoking-pot-lunch-break/?test=latestnews
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/09/2...beer-smoking-pot-lunch-break/?test=latestnews
It's on film....you can believe your own eyes.
We already had a UPS employee on here self admitting to partaking in a frosty beverage at lunch so who are we to cast stones unless it`s an attempt to build up a little superiority complex bump heading into the weekend.
My point was...our $$$ rescued this company and this is how grateful the workers are to have a job. I'm sure they think because they work for a gov't owned entity, they can't lose their jobs (like the USPS)
Why not just as well say that since these people should be grateful they work for a union company they think they can`t lose their jobs ( like UPS).
The anti-government loan types fail to look beyond the loan to the automotive companies to see what a domino effect it would have had to allow them to go under. It wouldn`t have been just the car company, it would have been felt all the way to the suppliers of every part made. Those people would have been affected just as well, even us at UPS who ship those parts. The dollars spent on the manufacturers was a small piece of the overall pie that would have been a negative hit on an already weak economy if they were allowed to fail.
There`s plenty of "our" dollars being pissed away on the most wastefull stuff you can imagine. Worry about those if you want. This wasn`t one of them.
What's the matter with all you spelling police? Wake up! We had a serious infraction right before your eyes and you didn't catch it. If you don't like your spelling police job, I hear MacDonalds is hiring.
Wrong. Bankruptcy laws are setup so companies can remain in business while they re-organize their debt. Under bankruptcy protection both companies could have continued producing cars while they reduce loan payments, renegotiate labor contracts, and setup new terms with their suppliers. Neither company needed those loans, and we wouldn't have a leftover stigma in the bond market from when Obama forced bondholders to be the last to get paid when by law they should have been first. The loans were a bad idea, the subsequent bankruptcies and the boondoggle they came will be not forgotten soon. Quite frankly if a company is not organized well enough to handle the worst of times they don't deserve to enjoy the best of times.
OMG !!! I just realized that I spelled "motors" wrong. 60 lashes with a wet noodle!