"When someone asks me for money I always tell them that Labor Ready has money for them if they want to work. They'll even take ex-cons. When I was unemployed I went to work for Labor Ready for a couple days. If I have to work then they can too."
a lot of people don't trust day labor places
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a lot of people don't trust day labor places
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I dont give a shit or even bother with homless ppl. No reason why they cant dig holes if they have arms and legs. You are born with a certain hand, rahter it be 7 high or a royla flush. Deal with it. I'm tired of my tax dollars paying people to be more lazy.
Back to grocery...dont they sell spoiled shit to pig farmers? I saw that in that show Dirty Jobs. The pig farmer works out a deal with the grocery stores and gets whole heap of fucked up food for his pigs. Ummmm...anyone want bacon or pork chops?
Back to grocery...dont they sell spoiled shit to pig farmers? I saw that in that show Dirty Jobs. The pig farmer works out a deal with the grocery stores and gets whole heap of fucked up food for his pigs. Ummmm...anyone want bacon or pork chops?
You people who have no problem with modern day slavery where everyone is under paid should pay for all the smart homeless people who won't work for peanuts. Homeless people are forced into being homeless.
Some people have pride and that pride puts them into the streets of the rich dictators land.
Some people have pride and that pride puts them into the streets of the rich dictators land.
back in high school i knew a dude who workd for mcdonalds.at 10pm, they would pack up all of the burgers and stuf that was not sold and threw them out to me and my buddies in a waiting car.i remember 4 or 5 bags full of burgers, at least 20 on friday and saturday.
after a night of blunts, it really hit the spot.
after a night of blunts, it really hit the spot.
allow me to one up that.
since i am from philly, there was an ice cream franchise named hillary's. a dad of a friend of mine owned one downtown near chestnut street. anyway, he had the keys, decided to visit the store one night and after the biggest blunt i ever smoked , he gave me and my other friend the chance to make whatever we wanted. imagine standing in front of 20 flavors and more candy, sauces and nuts. I made a mountain and ate the whole thing.
a stoners dream come true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
since i am from philly, there was an ice cream franchise named hillary's. a dad of a friend of mine owned one downtown near chestnut street. anyway, he had the keys, decided to visit the store one night and after the biggest blunt i ever smoked , he gave me and my other friend the chance to make whatever we wanted. imagine standing in front of 20 flavors and more candy, sauces and nuts. I made a mountain and ate the whole thing.
a stoners dream come true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After reading what supermarkets do with meat (adding "color" and relabling the exp date) anyone know a good mail-order meat seller?
I've had Omaha Steaks but they aren't that good.
I want to try Kobe steaks but can't get myself to spend > $50 on a single steak.... even though I don't hestitate betting $100 on a long shot. Life of a degenerate I guess...
I've had Omaha Steaks but they aren't that good.
I want to try Kobe steaks but can't get myself to spend > $50 on a single steak.... even though I don't hestitate betting $100 on a long shot. Life of a degenerate I guess...
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They don't get a write-off for donating old food. They already write-off the cost of their sold or disposed of inventory. Their taxable income may be lower because this old inventory hasn't generated any revenue.
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They don't get a write-off for donating old food. They already write-off the cost of their sold or disposed of inventory. Their taxable income may be lower because this old inventory hasn't generated any revenue.
