Look, I’m just trying to play by the forum rules here... I was honestly just giving you some friendly advice, but apparently all you want to do is talk down to me Bar even went and added an application entry here too
I’ve been wondering lately why certain people on this forum seem to have a free pass to just drop profanity, insults, and all sorts of vulgarity whenever they feel like it without ever facing any consequences?
It seems particularly obvious over on those car enthusiast boards, where I swear the vocabulary is almost entirely made up of nothing but trash talk and swearing...
It feels like the exact same user has been circling this forum for ages now, just tearing into anyone who dares to disagree and throwing around profanity left and right, yet I haven't seen any real action taken to address it...
If you actually take a moment to look back through their previous posts, you'll see exactly what I mean:
Jeremy Garcia52 said:I’m living in the States, specifically in Miami. I work for a metal fabrication firm, U-Profiles. My shift is 10 hours long—within that stretch, you get two 15-minute breaks and one hour for lunch. For the most part, I’m happy with my paycheck and the working conditions; an average salary here can cover your monthly expenses with enough left over to save a little. I read somewhere that the highway tolls were reinstated early, and the subway and bus systems are raking in massive amounts of cash daily 🙂 I don't want to step out of my lane since I'm no expert, but the traffic levels are hard to miss. Recently, a local coworker mentioned that a treaty signed after World War II is set to expire in 2023. This agreement allows ships to pass through certain Turkish territory for free. I didn't quite grasp the technicalities, but according to him, once that contract expires, Turkey is going to start charging a fortune for that route 🙂
the passage to the Black Sea 😉
Otherwise, Turkey has a pretty solid "strategy" when it comes to tourism, even though the country deals with constant threats of terrorism; they still manage to run incredible promotions and deals, and apparently, all the hotels have these stipulations where the supplies they order have to be locally sourced, so the rest of the economy really benefits from it I work in the tourism industry myself, so I see more of that side of things, though it seems like their other industrial sectors are doing quite well too They've been negotiating with the European Union much longer than we have, and even though we've opened up our chapters, I notice they've only closed three or four... they just aren't willing to make concessions And then there's always the Cyprus situation....
Peter Reed22 said:A guy like you would probably love this northern vibe🤔
The bottom line here is that time has just run you guys ragged... you're running out of steam and there's nothing left to fight with, which means you've got no other choice. The club is headed toward privatization soon, turning into just another corporate entity in the world of modern soccer... once the wins start rolling in, the fans will show up, and we'll end up looking exactly like Red Bull Salzburg or Manchester City. Just wonderful, really...
And what’s the problem with that? 🤷 well, it's pretty obvious that your average Real Madrid fan actually wants exactly that... I mean, even you admitted you haven't accomplished anything and don't really understand the situation, so I have to wonder why you're even banging your head against the wall over this stuff?
Sorry, just a quick question here... I tried reaching out on Facebook and to Mr. Mukt kavga, but I haven't heard anything back yet
What's the best way to get from Staten Island over to Yankee Stadium, and where should I look to park my bike? Does the stadium have any secure, guarded parking spots specifically for bicycles?
I’m just looking at these criteria from the American Liberty Association of Travel Agents, but I can't seem to find any official link on the Department of Commerce website stating they actually mandate anything like this...
As far as I can tell, any travel agency is perfectly capable of organizing a convention...🤷
Yeah, I wasn't really the one calling the shots there, I was just following what my accountant suggested back then—it must have been about eight years ago...
And since the regulations around here seem to change every five minutes anyway, I guess he just said whatever felt right at the time
neondriver5 said:Is there any way to pull those 20 $0.00 out sooner? I mean, through some legal, straightforward route, or is it actually that complicated? The 20 $0.00 itself isn't the issue, it’s more about why they should just be "sitting" there... By the way, you might want to look into the costs of dissolving an LLC or a corporation. I've been digging into this myself and stumbled upon it—definitely factor that possibility into your plans. The smarter players don't bother closing their companies; they just sell them. But let's be real, who is going to buy a company loaded with debt? Only the big sharks can play that game.😁
It used to be possible, back in the day, because the money would move through a loan you personally gave to the company, and then it comes back as a loan repayment
And yeah, if you're currently unemployed, you have to basically register as an employee under your own company and cover all the payroll taxes and everything
The only way you can run a business with zero employees is if you've got another job elsewhere