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“Ok, compensation aside, let’s rate ease of hooking up by profession:”
Where are Fund Managers in the ranking?
I think anyone with $100-200 in their pocket can hook up.
ANyone in a small office have a good copy machine and can recommend? Our second Canon has died in as many years. That’s it for Canon, for me. All we need is a letter sized machine that will handle much less than a ream a day. And last more than a +*&&% year.
**Attention Key Food Shoppers**
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Biff, I’m a brownie whore so does that put me at the top of that list?
Accountant
Animal husbandry worker
Mexican laborer next to Cobble’s house
Bodega clerk
Priest
Rabbi
My father was a cousin of the infamous Minsky’s Burlesque people. He remembers trying to get into a show and telling them he was a cousin but no one believed him. Of course, maybe it was the fact he was probably 12 at the time might have hurt.
Right Lech, but look at it this way, it’s 50 bucks an hour average let’s say and for an 8 hour day it’s 400 bucks (they usually work 10-11 hour days but let’s say 2-3 hours of it is just standing around waiting for costumers). Let’s say 100-150 of that goes to the Limo company so you pocket about 65K a year for the average year (minus the expenses) where you have short rides. The rides to Greenwich or to Westescher or airport are much more bucks for the drivers.
They also prolly get 1099 so write off all of their expenses for car maintenance and gas.
Your list is hardly all-inclusive, Biff.
Key omissions include:
Contractor
Waiter
Bartender