Posts by Joshua Gray77

Somewhere in the ballpark of 300-$133 is a reasonable price, but 1900? 😲Absolutely ridiculous...

nimblemarlin80 said:Look, please don't patronize me. I went through an absolute nightmare dealing with this stuff while out with my high school-aged son, so my understanding of the situation is anything but limited.

Things might be different on a small island or in tiny rural towns, I wouldn't know...

I was referring to major cities and metropolitan areas.

x-type said:Don't even go there... those Horny tracks were basically the soundtrack to our high school graduation...😈 😈

It feels almost ungrateful to even bring this up. For instance, when Scooter first hit the scene, they were absolutely massive. Someone mentioned Hyper—and honestly, that was a peak moment for us. Of course, we burned through them way too fast, and then he completely tanked his career with that whole "it's just for the girls" nonsense.

And Mo-Do—man, everyone was singing along to those two police officers! And does anyone actually remember his other single? That Super Gut track? Total garbage!!!

As for Mary—she’s an absolute icon of electronic music!

Same here🤣 🤣 🤣

"Music Sounds Better with You" and that other one... I can't even recall the title.

OT:

Brooklyn bounce—the ultimate trashy dance-trance group.

skockica said:I honestly think this post wandered into the wrong neighborhood; it belongs over in the psychology forum. Based on your replies, it’s clear you don't trust anyone... least of all yourself.
You have issues!!!!!
Just believe in yourself. Go see a chiropractor, get some exercises recommended, and then exercise, exercise, exercise.....
And don't go blaming the chiropractor for any failures either, because people make their own destiny!!!

And what are you supposed to be, some kind of genius?

No, you aren't. If you were, you'd actually show some tolerance.

I pity your kids, being raised with that "it's always someone else's fault" attitude...👎 👎

darkraven10 said:I received a response stating that if someone is listed as the director, they have to be registered somewhere (employed). Basically, if you work as a night security guard at Bechtel for $600 a month and you're a full-time employee, you can decide to open a company on the side and name yourself as the director. According to the IRS, that company can operate with zero employees because the director is already paying their own taxes and social security (so they count as employed).

According to their logic, for example, you couldn't be a student receiving government grants and health insurance through the university while simultaneously being a director of a company (on paper) while formally being unemployed. However, based on what jadesailor14 mentioned, you actually can.

Personally, I suspect this falls under labor violations regarding off-the-books work, but that’s a whole different conversation... 🙂

Exactly!

I am a full-time employee, yet I am also the director of my own company which doesn't have a single employee. I handle all the operations, issue invoices, pay the bills, and the business has been running for 10 months now.

The statute of limitations on these claims expires three years after the incident occurs.

Using an airline ticket as proof is just nonsense. It's not like his plane got wrecked in the collision.
As for a rental car, that’s only available to people—whether they're corporations, individuals, or small business owners—who have a vehicle officially registered for commercial use... and even then, you have to provide a mountain of paperwork.