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21. My guess is anyone who isn't 50 years old yet wouldn't think of retiring

Mon Jan 29, 2018, 02:53 PM

Jan 2018

much less leave early if he wasn't forced to do so.

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K&R uppityperson Jan 2018 #1

But he is still leaving earlier than planned Sanity Claws Jan 2018 #3

that is exactly what I just explained to you jodymarie aimee Jan 2018 #8

Does he not have the option to take that in pay? Sanity Claws Jan 2018 #10

if he took it as pay instead of actual vacation lapfog_1 Jan 2018 #14

You have to feel for someone who'd annabanana Jan 2018 #4

God forbid anyone believe the timing is suspect. LanternWaste Jan 2018 #11

IKR? Agschmid Jan 2018 #13

Given we just had the chef example this weekend mythology Jan 2018 #20

On its own, this probably isn't a big deal. Tommy_Carcetti Jan 2018 #15

Is that based on confirmation or speculation? n/t FSogol Jan 2018 #17

Did he personally tell you this or are you just guessing? n/t seaglass Jan 2018 #18

I was wondering that myself. yardwork Jan 2018 #26

'Got it?' B2G Jan 2018 #19

My guess is anyone who isn't 50 years old yet wouldn't think of retiring blueinredohio Jan 2018 #21

this is your theory Skittles Jan 2018 #22

20 years of PTO? Nt NCTraveler Jan 2018 #24

20 years? Bullshit. nt LexVegas Jan 2018 #25

I expect he IS using accrued sick leave (not annual) BumRushDaShow Jan 2018 #27