This pertains to the "17 year olds getting Z's" debate...
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Haha oh because I have a scanner, right here and all Why would that be so unbelievable? It's not a very extravagant claim. I make $16 an hour and work between 55-60 hours a week. You can do the math if you want
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Also, where do you work again?
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So how can you possibly deviate by 17k annually? That's quite a big difference.
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This claim amounts to 32,400 annually before taxes.
This claim amounts to 49,920.... before taxes. Assuming your work 60 hours a week year round(Unless my math is wrong... I don't think it is, but hey.. I've made worse mathematical errors before).
So how can you possibly deviate by 17k annually? That's quite a big difference.
This claim amounts to 49,920.... before taxes. Assuming your work 60 hours a week year round(Unless my math is wrong... I don't think it is, but hey.. I've made worse mathematical errors before).
So how can you possibly deviate by 17k annually? That's quite a big difference.
And that math is BEFORE taxes, AND insurance is taken out of my check. Also, I have direct deposit, so my check is partially deposited into my savings, and I get the rest, AND that's my base pay. I actually get a 14% shift differential for working split shift at night. All these equations you're basing my claims on are COMPLETELY generalized. I typically don't get a full 60 hours as well, that's only when I have to cover for someone else.
And I work at Klune Industries. Google it.
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Hahaha and chances are, I HAVE exaggerated some things in one place or another. But it wasn't on purpose to make myself look better. I'm just giving you some averages.
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This claim amounts to 32,400 annually before taxes.
This claim amounts to 49,920.... before taxes. Assuming your work 60 hours a week year round(Unless my math is wrong... I don't think it is, but hey.. I've made worse mathematical errors before).
So how can you possibly deviate by 17k annually? That's quite a big difference.
This claim amounts to 49,920.... before taxes. Assuming your work 60 hours a week year round(Unless my math is wrong... I don't think it is, but hey.. I've made worse mathematical errors before).
So how can you possibly deviate by 17k annually? That's quite a big difference.
Or take a picture of it and block out the private stuff. This gets rid of the "no scanner" excuse... Unless you actually don't make much money and don't have a camera or even a cell phone with a built-in camera.
I imagine you'll come up with more excuses and try to play it off with a remark you believe is witty.
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I'm pretty educated last time I checked
What'd you score on your ASVAB again?
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Was about to point this out. Not to mention, working 55-60 hours a week and going through college? He either a) doesn't sleep, b) doesn't work that much, c) doesn't go to college, or d) has no social life and doesn't know what a vagina is.
Or take a picture of it and block out the private stuff. This gets rid of the "no scanner" excuse... Unless you actually don't make much money and don't have a camera or even a cell phone with a built-in camera.
I imagine you'll come up with more excuses and try to play it off with a remark you believe is witty.
Or take a picture of it and block out the private stuff. This gets rid of the "no scanner" excuse... Unless you actually don't make much money and don't have a camera or even a cell phone with a built-in camera.
I imagine you'll come up with more excuses and try to play it off with a remark you believe is witty.
But I work that much as of now, and the fall semester hasn't started. And really I'll probably still work that much, seeing as I work from 5pm to 5am and that won't interfere with my classes too much with the exception of sleep.
And yeah! That's a VERY good idea with the camera. I would tonight, but I don't have any of my stubs here at work with me, and I'm feeling particularly lazy tonight anyway. I'll post one ASAP
I find it entertaining that you guys take so much interest in proving a teenager wrong. Trying for intellectual peers, eh?
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And that math is BEFORE taxes, AND insurance is taken out of my check. Also, I have direct deposit, so my check is partially deposited into my savings, and I get the rest, AND that's my base pay. I actually get a 14% shift differential for working split shift at night. All these equations you're basing my claims on are COMPLETELY generalized. I typically don't get a full 60 hours as well, that's only when I have to cover for someone else.
And I work at Klune Industries. Google it.
And I work at Klune Industries. Google it.
I have a direct deposit also... that doesn't have any bearing on the final amount of my paycheck. Nor does the fact that the total amount is divided among different accounts.
I wouldn't really call them equations... simple multiplication is really all it is. Maybe a hint of magic here and there... And yes, they are generalized. The purpose was to give a rough estimate of maximum annual earnings. Which you're clearly unclear about.
All I'm (and everyone else) doing is pointing out your inconsistencies... The more inconsistencies that are a part of your arguments... the more you're going to be criticized. And from what I've gathered... you make it quite easy.
So tell me, what is it exactly that you do at Klune Industries?
+4, one for each point.
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I know. I clearly said "before taxes."
I have a direct deposit also... that doesn't have any bearing on the final amount of my paycheck. Nor does the fact that the total amount is divided among different accounts.
I wouldn't really call them equations... simple multiplication is really all it is. Maybe a hint of magic here and there... And yes, they are generalized. The purpose was to give a rough estimate of maximum annual earnings. Which you're clearly unclear about.
All I'm (and everyone else) doing is pointing out your inconsistencies... The more inconsistencies that are a part of your arguments... the more you're going to be criticized. And from what I've gathered... you make it quite easy.
So tell me, what is it exactly that you do at Klune Industries?
+4, one for each point.
I have a direct deposit also... that doesn't have any bearing on the final amount of my paycheck. Nor does the fact that the total amount is divided among different accounts.
I wouldn't really call them equations... simple multiplication is really all it is. Maybe a hint of magic here and there... And yes, they are generalized. The purpose was to give a rough estimate of maximum annual earnings. Which you're clearly unclear about.
All I'm (and everyone else) doing is pointing out your inconsistencies... The more inconsistencies that are a part of your arguments... the more you're going to be criticized. And from what I've gathered... you make it quite easy.
So tell me, what is it exactly that you do at Klune Industries?
+4, one for each point.
But I'm a CNC Machinist, it's on my profile. I make parts for rockets on a Mazak 7-axis lathe. Any more details you need?
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Wait I thought tittiez is the one who said he had 2 jobs being a cook lol. If it isnt him who was it.