🐮 Lolcow Andrew Peter Carlson / Anaiah Carlson / Tamarlover / Xtamarlover - Jewish/Christian Wannabe Cult Leader, Stalker, Ugly af, dogfucker, mayor of spitsville

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1911JD powiedział(a):
Yeeeeeeah. I highly doubt employers would jump at the opportunity to have an openly admitted stalker working for them. Much less as a teacher or professor, since I'm assuming that that's what "language job" entails. Maybe. I could be wrong.
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Translators are also needed in political diplomacy and international business...in other words, other positions that are sensitive and will do background checks.

Not to mention, @tamarlover, do you currently have any second language skills? Have you been working on Duolingo or something, even? Because a bachelor's level education in languages alone will make you conversational but will almost certainly not equip you to be a proper translator at a professional level. You supposedly have all these ambitions but have all these reasons why the pursuit of every goal of yours starts later, not now.
 
More than one of Tamar lives in Virginia with the same name.

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You know almost nothing about her, so its very possible who you think Tamar was in Roanoke is not her but someone else entirely.
 
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"A 2016 law changed the minimum wage over the following six years. "Large" employers have 11 or more employees, and "small" have between 1 and 10. "Downstate" includes Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester Counties.[145] NYC large employers: $11.00, NYC small employers: $10.50, Downstate employers: $10.00, Upstate employers: $9.70. As of December 31, 2017: NYC large employers: $13.00; NYC small employers: $12.00; Downstate employers: $11.00; Upstate employers: $10.40. As of December 31, 2018: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $13.50; Downstate employers: $12.00; Upstate employers: $11.10. As of December 31, 2019: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $13.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2020: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $14.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2021: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $15.00; Upstate employers: Set by Commissioner of Labor based on economic conditions, up to $15.00."

Now would you look at that. If I get my college degree in 6 years from now, minimum wage $15. Even if I can't find a job that i can use my skill set at, I can just have a really pathetic opening job for $15 an hour. When I had a job, I used to make only $9.25. Made about $18,000 in 1 year. No college needed to get the job. That means I'll make $30,000 in a year. Of course some of that will be cut out in taxes. But that's pretty good even if I have a pathetic job.
 
tamarlover powiedział(a):
"A 2016 law changed the minimum wage over the following six years. "Large" employers have 11 or more employees, and "small" have between 1 and 10. "Downstate" includes Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester Counties.[145] NYC large employers: $11.00, NYC small employers: $10.50, Downstate employers: $10.00, Upstate employers: $9.70. As of December 31, 2017: NYC large employers: $13.00; NYC small employers: $12.00; Downstate employers: $11.00; Upstate employers: $10.40. As of December 31, 2018: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $13.50; Downstate employers: $12.00; Upstate employers: $11.10. As of December 31, 2019: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $13.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2020: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $14.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2021: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $15.00; Upstate employers: Set by Commissioner of Labor based on economic conditions, up to $15.00."

Now would you look at that. If I get my college degree in 6 years from now, minimum wage $15. Even if I can't find a job that i can use my skill set at, I can just have a really pathetic opening job for $15 an hour. When I had a job, I used to make only $9.25. Made about $18,000 in 1 year. No college needed to get the job. That means I'll make $30,000 in a year. Of course some of that will be cut out in taxes. But that's pretty good even if I have a pathetic job.
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Seriously bro, come worship the Great Old Ones with us. It's cool, we take a shitton of drugs and listen to death metal while playing D&D.
 
@tamarlover What is project reconciliation?
tamarlover powiedział(a):
"A 2016 law changed the minimum wage over the following six years. "Large" employers have 11 or more employees, and "small" have between 1 and 10. "Downstate" includes Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester Counties.[145] NYC large employers: $11.00, NYC small employers: $10.50, Downstate employers: $10.00, Upstate employers: $9.70. As of December 31, 2017: NYC large employers: $13.00; NYC small employers: $12.00; Downstate employers: $11.00; Upstate employers: $10.40. As of December 31, 2018: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $13.50; Downstate employers: $12.00; Upstate employers: $11.10. As of December 31, 2019: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $13.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2020: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $14.00; Upstate employers: $12.50. As of December 31, 2021: NYC large employers: $15.00; NYC small employers: $15.00; Downstate employers: $15.00; Upstate employers: Set by Commissioner of Labor based on economic conditions, up to $15.00."

Now would you look at that. If I get my college degree in 6 years from now, minimum wage $15. Even if I can't find a job that i can use my skill set at, I can just have a really pathetic opening job for $15 an hour. When I had a job, I used to make only $9.25. Made about $18,000 in 1 year. No college needed to get the job. That means I'll make $30,000 in a year. Of course some of that will be cut out in taxes. But that's pretty good even if I have a pathetic job.
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6 years from now, there will be two years left in your fourteen year plan. So you'd have about 60k by the time your plan would end, assuming you spent none of the money you earned.
 
Fangsofjeff powiedział(a):
Why not get a job and start earning right now, though?
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Something to consider, for sure. But I rather enjoy having all the free time in the world right now. Plus I don't know what's going to happen with these potential court things. So I'm just going to wait and see. If nothing bad happens in like 1 month from now, then maybe I'll be able to think about the possibility of looking for a job. Right now that's something I can't focus on. I have too much to worry about at this time.
 
tamarlover powiedział(a):
Something to consider, for sure. But I rather enjoy having all the free time in the world right now. Plus I don't know what's going to happen with these potential court things. So I'm just going to wait and see. If nothing bad happens in like 1 month from now, then maybe I'll be able to think about the possibility of looking for a job. Right now that's something I can't focus on. I have too much to worry about at this time.
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The biggest lies we tell ourselves start with "tomorrow."
 
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