Handley_Page
Draco interdum Vincit
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Dear X,
How can I describe something in my head that I cannot see or explain ?
Y
How can I describe something in my head that I cannot see or explain ?
Y
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Dear X,
I came, I read, and now I am ready to barf.
I see what you meant.
Nauseated One.
Let me guess: you read DG's "humor" thread.
No! Can you share the link??? I want to see if anything could be worse.
Dear State of X,
Do you enjoy fucking people over during the holidays? What part of "we have no money" do you not understand? It wasn't our fault that you made the decision to pay unemployment benefits. You had all of the pertinent information regarding the loss of the job, and you still made the decision to pay. Now because the employer appealed, you decided to over turn the decision (even though you got no new information) and say that even though it wasn't our fault you "overpaid" benefits, we are still liable to pay them back? Fuck you. You are not getting one cent from us. Not. One. Cent.
I will be appealing your "repayment" decision. You can shove the original decision up your ass.
Kat <--- wonders if you live in my state.
I have a friend this exact same thing happened to. He got laid off, started receiving unemployment, and when his former employer appealed they stopped all his benefits and told him he owed them a lot of money, even though they'd gotten no new information on the case either. Why do they do that the instant the employer appeals? He and his family had no money either and the state was insistent on making them pay it back. It's ridiculous, and I'm sorry this bullshit had to happen to you too. *hugs*
Dear X,
No I won't join the trust to run the community facility. You and nearly half the others on the board don't recognise the financial constraints and are expecting to find gold at the end of the rainbow to finance your dreams.
I'd spend all my time puncturing your happy illusions, for example pointing out that raising £253 from a weekend's work by 14 people, while commendable, was a rare success but doesn't go very far to raising 14 million pounds capital. The running costs of what you are going to take on are £50,000 a year. The £253 didn't cover the running costs for that weekend. Since that weekend, now five months ago, the trust has raised £30. IF you were running the facility now, you would already be £20,000 in debt.
Please learn to count.
Og