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Montoya

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Reply to Newest Reality (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 23, 2013, 12:27 AM

Apr 2013

I agree but in today's corporate America "incentives" are a dirty and "socialist" concept. Just look at the tea party extremists (the few that survived 2012) spouting off nonsense on how we should be groveling at their feet for the job they graced us with.

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To me, Newest Reality Apr 2013 #1

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