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Originally Posted by Minte
Seriously, if you took from that post what you just wrote, it's fairly clear you made the right decision in retiring.
I don't know if you shoot crackwhores or playmates. All I know about you is that you are a retired photographer that has a lot of people on this board that don't much care for you.
You think because you are older than most of the people on this board that you are smarter. The fact is you are just older.
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You don't know if I shot crack whores. Then what are you doing posting on a porn professionals board? Serious question because it's obvious they were not. Plus given the fact you run this big business outside porn with all these employees I would imagine bothering with porn was a waste of time for you. Or is that my addled brain coming to the wrong conclusion. Or you bullshitting us?
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Originally Posted by Minte
My first job was as a machinist in the very building I just purchased. I was a member of the aerospace & machinists union. Along side of us we had steelworkers union as well. I agree that the US might look like a 3rd world country today in manufacturing if it had not been for unions in the 1950's. But the pendulum swung to far and the unions became far to powerful. The plant we are moving in had 1100 employees at one time.
I think one of the larger issues facing the board of directors of large corporations is the unyielding demand to create profits so the shareholders get their dividends.
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Then get off GFY and look after your core business.
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Originally Posted by Minte
What has to happen is that at some point the consumer has to realize that they need to shop somewhere besides Walmart.
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Then employees like you need to pay more for all the workers and stop outsourcing to the Third World so more people can have a job. Then everyone like you can shop at Neiman Marcus.