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Tag Archives: money
#MinimumWage: How I Can Destroy Every Argument Against This
It is hard to believe that being paid a living wage is actually a “stance” in the United States of America. I mean, it’s not in just about every other developed nation, but here, one of the richest countries on … Continue reading
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Tagged $15, apartment, argument, cities, fast food, fifteen dollars, homes, hourly wage, houses, hurt business, living, living wage, middle age, minimum wage, money, raise, raising, rent, restaurant, salary, small business, taxes, teenagers, wage, young adults
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#OVERPAID: Why It Is Pointless To Compare Salaries Between Certain Occupations
Over the years, I’ve seen so many memes and pictures in which the message is something to the effect of comparing salaries between occupations. Of course, the main complaint is that one is considered as “overpaid” (professional athlete, performing artist, … Continue reading
Posted in Occupation, Overpaid
Tagged actor, actress, athlete, billionaire, customer base, fire figther, government, high pay, law enforcement, low pay, military, millionaire, money, moral compass, musician, Overpaid, pay, policeman, professional, professional athlete, salary, singer, teacher, underpaid
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#GenderEquality: Why Is This STILL a Fight In 2016?
First off, I am a man. A 100% heterosexual man. A man who will likely be ignored for the most part, mainly because aside from some of my friends and family, I am a virtual nobody. I’m not a celebrity … Continue reading
Here Are Ten Things Ravens Fans Need To Stop Saying
I created this meme nearly two years ago. March 10 this year was the first official day of NFL free agency and like most other years at this time, moves are made and made quickly. Now there are 32 teams in the NFL, … Continue reading
Posted in football
Tagged Baltimore, Baltimore Ravens, cap, football, general, general manager, GM, Haloti, Haloti Ngata, Joe Flacco, manager, money, Newsome, Ngata, Ozzie, Ozzie Newsome, players, Ravens, release, salary, salary cap, Smith, sports, Torrey, Torrey Smith, trade
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Here Are a Few Reasons You Are NOT Seeing Personal Growth (Part One)
To some degree, we ALL want to reach some level of personal growth. Whether it is losing weight, making more money or simply becoming a better person, we all want to “grow” in SOME way, whether others agree with it … Continue reading
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Tagged better, growth, improvement, money, personal, personal growth, self-improvement, success
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