Papa John
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The dude isn't exactly working the drive-thru teller though...
A buddy of mine, his father is usually referred to by friends and family as a "banker," but he's a VP with Chase. Damn house looks like a ski resort.
That’s great and all but I’m a GM running 3 Operating Railroads so I’m certain I know a thing or two about corporate politics along with union, State, Federal agency politics as well
Yes he is the branch coin counter. Occasionally they let him be a teller.
B&O, Reading and Pennsylvania?
2 guys I served in the military with both ended up working for the railroad (one in IN the other IL). One actually worked as an engineer, driving the trains. I know there's got to be more to it than what it appears, but damn that's got to be a boring job.
No New England Central, Connecticut Southern, Massena Terminal
14 years with CSX prior to that
Let’s discuss mops and brooms, then cuntry and jar head might be a challenge
Do you understand the reason we have fire watch? Meh, you’re probably ARMY or even worse Air Force so probably not.
So you can get your damn uniforms washed. Only time you can get a washer and dryer.
You really don't think the Marines are the only ones that have "fire watch" do you?
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I'm curious what level of income everyone here considers "does alright." There's an awful lot of job shaming going on.
I do alright, and I only make $4,000 per year . . . just ask the IRS.
When you think Kathy Griffin is hot and don't worry about a smoking hot woman with possible Herpes Simplex 1 or 2 giving you oral sex while bragging about your LSAT scores Then, you can post a few pictures of hundred dollar bills and checks that have not been cashed. That is financial freedom. Dave Ramsey cannot match that my friends.
I imagine it varies by poster and location. I figure it takes a decent salary to maintain a V10 M5, so that's going to be my answer.
An m5 starts at around 100k. I think just about anyone would consider that doing alright
So you can get your damn uniforms washed. Only time you can get a washer and dryer.
You really don't think the Marines are the only ones that have "fire watch" do you?
No we are just the only ones who do it correctly
OK, LOL. Do it correctly? hahaaa. We do fire watch correctly.
Marine Training Video for Fire Watch
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Getting your buffer or fire guard training? LOL Or picking up the hand me down gear?
the buffer comment was funny
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You may want to leave this conversation up to the actual Veterans in the room.
The author of that website is using the term generically, and this isn't any .gov so it's probably run by some dickhole like you. As one with a brain could read, none of the military installations mentioned on this page are referred to as a "base." Ft. Lewis, Ft. Drum, Ft. Rucker, etc. Those are ARMY posts/forts. Fairchild AFB, Edwards AFB, etc. Those are Air Force BASES.
The only time you're going to see a name other than Fort is when it is combined with some other branch, typically the Air Force or when it serves some specific purpose, such as the Anniston Depot mentioned on this website. It still isn't "base" though.
Hey, while you're at it, tell @Marine03 he went to "basic training."
We are stupid, and since you righties like to believe everything Ronald Reagan said was gospel here is a quote:
“Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem.“
Ronald Motha Fvcking Reagan
Who the fvck are you to argue with him?
Yes, yes I do. Base, Camp, Fort, in the end they’re all the same. Strip bar, Car lot, pawn shop, tattoo parlor, then repeat
Ok. That is what is funny. I guess the pinnacle is boot camp. Marine we love getting you all riled up. One of the funniest videos in the internet is the west point cadet saying yes sir to the marine drill instructors and he will not say eye eye sir. It is during a drill and ceremony competition Hilarious.
Technically an army installation is a fort or referred to as a post. You go on post technically not base.
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