Delta Airline has few hundreds jobs available, guess how many applied?

[Svnla]

LOL, you still have NOT answer my very simple question. Allow me.

Unemployment before the stimulus was about 8.2%. This administration and Democrats spent $787 BILLIONS in which we do not have, and the unemployment rate went up to over 10% and moved down to 9.6% and stuck there since. That does NOT include "under-employed" or "semi-employed" or people that drop out of unemployment registry all together because they were out of jobs for so long/discouraged.

Instead of answer question, you chose to name calling. Oh yeah, cited Wiki as your source... ROTFLMAO. Must. Stop. Laughing. So. Hard.

I will stop here for now and will be back around November 3rd. Let the American people/voters tell us who is insufficiently clever and massive ignorant, shall we?

 

[Svnla]

.................I will stop here for now and will be back around November 3rd. Let the American people/voters tell us who is insufficiently clever and massive ignorant, shall we?

As promised, here we are, November 3rd 2010.

Look like American voters have spoken and let us know who is really insufficiently clever and massive ignorant. ROTFLMFAO. Must. Stop. From. Falling. Out. Of. Chair.

 

[BoberFett]

So, $200K/yr is rich but $40K/yr is unlivable.

Apparently the only salary range where you can live comfortably without food stamps, yet not be considered rich is around $80K-$120K/yr.

I love this forum.

 

[Fingolfin269]

Really, do you? I live just outside of Nashville and there is no way you could live comfortably on 41k. Tell us how you do it.

I guess it depends on what your idea of 'comfortable' is. I live right outside of Nashville and made around 40k/yr within the last few years and lived just fine. I couldn't go to Tunica and drop mad cash on hookers and blow every weekend but I was comfortable.

 

[alevasseur14]

LOL. I live just outside of Downtown St Paul and if I stay in this crappy job that got me through school, I can survive just fine on less than 25k. I have a nice one bedroom apartment, a car, good friends and family, and enough luxuries to keep me busy.

I took a 2.5 years off before finishing my degree and survived just fine. I wouldn't even know what to do with 41k a year, aside from waste it!

(I know starting flight attendants don't make 41k. My comment is directed towards those who say 41k is unlivable.)