Do elderly women show up to work retail on their birthdays during global viral pandemics in your cunt?

Yes!

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>During the Great Depression, Phenix City went bankrupt, accumulating more than $1.1 million of debt. By 1933, the city was operating under a federal receiver. At the time, local authorities rationalized widespread crime and corruption in Phenix City as being a necessary revenue producer in the absence of other businesses. City leaders took advantage of this activity and enforced a system of fines and licensing for gambling and for the use and sale of liquor to raise money for the city's treasury, while not addressing the illegal activities themselves. By 1945, the city was collecting more than $228,000 a year in fines.

>During World War II, Phenix City improved its police department with more men and equipment, and its first fire department was established in 1944. Four years later, the city welcomed its first city hospital, the Homer D. Cobb Memorial Hospital, named for the city's mayor. The Phenix-Girard Journal, now defunct, was the most widely read newspaper in the area at this time. Also during the 1940s, Phenix City increasingly came under the control of organized crime bosses who ran gambling, narcotics, and prostitution operations throughout the city. These men rigged local and state elections and held important leadership positions in the chamber of commerce, on school and hospital boards, and in several service organizations. Local law enforcement and city officials were members of the Ku Klux Klan.

>Concerned citizens began to try to clean up the illegal activities in the city but were met with violent resistance from the gambling interests. Hugh Bentley, a local businessman and Sunday school teacher, organized a group to clean up the city and had his house bombed as a result. Local attorney Albert Patterson, who had moved his family to the city in 1933 because of its booming economy, despite its reputation, joined with Bentley and the Russell Betterment Association (RBA), whose purpose was to fight corruption in Russell County, specifically in Phenix City. Deciding that the best way to clean up the city was to win the state attorney general's office and thus bring the power of that office to bear upon the problem, the group put Patterson forward for the office, and he won the Democratic primary, despite attempted election tampering by local officials. But on June 18, 1954, Albert Patterson was assassinated outside of his law office.

make creativity happen, pekka

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The what? Get a second job for your day off?

Holy shit

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>in b4 unpaid internship

I hate this country...

>intern position
>5 year experience (REQUIRED)
lmao

>to show up for work at Walmart.
not like she has any choice at all, if you lose your job in the usa, you also lose your health care (if the job provides one), your home and your life.

>internship
>5 years of experience

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>woman chooses to work because she doesn't want to sit inside all day (like before the virus)
>epic anti burger meme image dump
Even reddit isn't this npc

s-stop laughing

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This is only assuming that you work full-time. If you don't meet the threshold of working full-time (around 30 hours/week), then employers are not required to provide healthcare to an employee. Retail companies know this very well, and it's the precise reason why the lion's share of retail employees are part-time workers.

>82
She probably hates being home and wants to die.

as if you guys didn't fucking invent liberal capitalism. London is the capital of the empire lol

So glad I still live with my parents.

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shit
thx for the info

>bog-standard
>Dublin
Unless you are in Ireland it's not "this country"
I had the same reaction. "Hey you have a bachelor's degree and additional work experience, how about an internship?"

>not knowing about Medicaid and Medicare
She doesn't need whatever shit healthcare Walmart offers.

>Tfw looked into becoming a janitor but need a custodial engineering degree

Life has a monetary value in all societies

No-one will ever beat Burgerland in the wagie olympics.