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randys1

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80. I knew one of the biggest ones in the country on a message board a few years back
Mon Nov 17, 2014, 01:27 PM
Nov 2014

When he proudly told us he was opening stores next to all these military bases, and when I angrily shot back at him for being a predator, he truly and sincerely couldnt understand my anger or why it was an issue.

Now, you say you needed this service at various times, so I say fine but there has to be a non profit way to do it if only just for service members.

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Bravo. How did you do it? therehegoes Nov 2014 #1
That people like him exist is simply appalling. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2014 #2
How do you "fire" a client? BKH70041 Nov 2014 #3
It's a way of thinking I guess - and actually illustrates my point. KentuckyWoman Nov 2014 #8
As a business owner, I would say I terminated my relationship with the client. BKH70041 Nov 2014 #10
Why divert the thread over a word choice? valerief Nov 2014 #13
It made perfect sense to me. 99Forever Nov 2014 #42
It's quite commonly used that way. whopis01 Nov 2014 #56
Words mean what we want them to mean dumbcat Nov 2014 #59
I had no problem understanding the OP. Control-Z Nov 2014 #63
She F%CKING fired his sorry ass and as far ad I'm concerned, the wording she used was PERFECT!! Ecumenist Nov 2014 #67
And it is a good point. zeemike Nov 2014 #31
I actually need employers more then anyone might ever need me. I'm an Heather Kube Nov 2014 #58
I'm really sorry renate Nov 2014 #61
REALLY? YOU BELIEVE THAT? WHAT is ANY company WITHOUT the employees? Ecumenist Nov 2014 #68
Hey, Ecumenist--long time, no see! MADem Nov 2014 #75
very well said. nashville_brook Nov 2014 #41
tiresome. mopinko Nov 2014 #19
It's easy. You just refuse to take on any more work from them. MineralMan Nov 2014 #23
"No, I'm all booked up" will do it Warpy Nov 2014 #38
I don't have to say "I'm sorry." You're right. MineralMan Nov 2014 #43
MINERAL-MY man...Allow me to give you this... Ecumenist Nov 2014 #69
Kudos to this Payday lenders randys1 Nov 2014 #77
I simply won't work for any predatory business. MineralMan Nov 2014 #78
I knew one of the biggest ones in the country on a message board a few years back randys1 Nov 2014 #80
There's a difference between one guy lending a few bucks to MineralMan Nov 2014 #81
"I don't want to work for you anymore. You're a pain in the ass and you never pay on time." Throd Nov 2014 #44
How the world changed over night. Baitball Blogger Nov 2014 #4
One may not wear sulphurdunn Nov 2014 #17
Unfortunately, I think that is happening to our entire country. nt truebluegreen Nov 2014 #71
There are so many times when I wish the top 1% could be switched with the bottom 1% hollysmom Nov 2014 #5
Like in this movie. valerief Nov 2014 #15
Yes, all the 1% are exactly like this bread_and_roses Nov 2014 #24
I don't think they are all like that, just a lot of them. hollysmom Nov 2014 #29
Respect? It's about exploitation bread_and_roses Nov 2014 #46
I disagree. hollysmom Nov 2014 #48
I also disagree ctaylors6 Nov 2014 #60
Absolutes are stupid joeglow3 Nov 2014 #53
The 1% is ABSOLUTELY exploiting & oppressing the rest of us bread_and_roses Nov 2014 #55
By that logic, you own it just as much joeglow3 Nov 2014 #62
The 1% believe they should run everything as we are Dustlawyer Nov 2014 #39
You can only eat 1% shit for so long. CrispyQ Nov 2014 #6
I've experienced similar circumstances. Enthusiast Nov 2014 #7
I have not had the same experience, hollysmom Nov 2014 #35
I don't think there was much planning on this. CrispyQ Nov 2014 #47
The company doesn't remain topheavy for long... hughee99 Nov 2014 #40
Congratulations TNNurse Nov 2014 #9
ah, that IS molly! ellennelle Nov 2014 #14
That's WUNNNderful, KentuckyWoman! calimary Nov 2014 #11
Does DU allow duplicate handles? nt Dreamer Tatum Nov 2014 #12
Terrific on two counts: that you did it and were able to do it. Bravo. nt valerief Nov 2014 #16
Actually it's bit of a hit. KentuckyWoman Nov 2014 #18
Sorry to hear it. Hope you get other clients soon to make up for the loss. nt valerief Nov 2014 #20
Two things PSPS Nov 2014 #21
That is a very clever way of avoiding discussions where you can't win. Curmudgeoness Nov 2014 #27
Fired, resigned, let go... SoapBox Nov 2014 #32
I used to be appalled by the brutality of the French and Russian revolutionaries. sarge43 Nov 2014 #22
I also used to feel superior to the Germans who let the Nazis take over. Arugula Latte Nov 2014 #25
I so agree with you drmeow Nov 2014 #54
KentuckyWoman, I'm curious how you went about telling this client that he was fired. Arugula Latte Nov 2014 #26
Bravo and... SoapBox Nov 2014 #28
Good for you, and I hope he knows why Populist_Prole Nov 2014 #30
And those who slave in China deserve better than they are getting too. JDPriestly Nov 2014 #33
My Father used to deal quite a lot with the very rich. He seldom said anything about them. BlueJazz Nov 2014 #34
You could have asked him if he thought socialism was a good idea Major Nikon Nov 2014 #36
Thank you for being brave, smart and caring! glinda Nov 2014 #37
I think this needs to come out more... Locrian Nov 2014 #45
There is a class war going on Depaysement Nov 2014 #49
Keystone is designed to supply China and India the oil they need to fuel the economy whereisjustice Nov 2014 #50
Good post, very informative nikto Nov 2014 #64
Wow. You must have some fuckwads as clients joeglow3 Nov 2014 #51
profit KentuckyWoman Nov 2014 #82
HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!! WillyT Nov 2014 #52
That client must have been pretty horrible, good for you ! steve2470 Nov 2014 #57
K&R ReRe Nov 2014 #65
Classic sadistic slave owner mentality. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2014 #66
I can empathize with you KW Denis 11 Nov 2014 #70
This message was self-deleted by its author Corruption Inc Nov 2014 #72
Setting the mark just a little impossibly high? IMO, that standard would be no standard at all. Hortensis Nov 2014 #73
I've never fired a client for their political views. dawg Nov 2014 #74
Good for you Tsiyu Nov 2014 #76
Proud of you Kentucky Woman...If we ALL did this it would be called a GENERAL STRIKE randys1 Nov 2014 #79
a guy has gotta do what a guy has gotta do. fxstc Nov 2014 #83
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