There is absolutely no need for us to work in a fast-paced environment or to be highly productive under pressure. Most of our daily work does not involve emergencies; yet, the artificial sense of urgency and immediacy—cultivated solely to generate greater profits for executives—is leaving employees burned out.
"We can't raise the minimum wage, because if we do, the prices of everything will go up." They didn't raise the minimum wage—yet the prices of everything skyrocketed anyway. Were they lying, or not?
James Talarico, a Democrat, is quoting Scripture in his victory speech, and the crowd is cheering.
Democrats don’t hate religion. We hate watching people weaponize it.
Faith isn't the problem. Using God as a weapon against your neighbors is.
I'd like to wait for the first election day drop for Maricopa County, but I got nothing left.
Shout out to the election workers that will be up for over 24 hours processing these ballots.
Nobody wants to work anymore, because the rewards have vanished. Half of us are living paycheck to paycheck—with no savings for retirement and no money to buy a home. If we miss just one month’s pay, we could end up on the streets. This isn’t laziness; it’s total exhaustion.
I'm now being told that @azjustinheap is telling folks election day check-ins are an hour behind in reporting.
That's never happened before. I don't even know how that would be possible based on the architecture of that particular application.
It's supposed to be live to the sitebook.
If he wants to elaborate on this it would be greatly appreciated.