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Participant[quote=flu]people read in san diego? I thought we were just a bunch of beach bums.
jpinpb. This shouldnt be a surprise. Public sector is use to spending money they don’t have, tacking on a bunch of IOU’s and then having taxpayers cough up the difference.
Plus, image all the jobs this will create:) Lol…[/quote]
Your snark might be misdirected. Public sector employees would prefer a new agency with another 100 paper pushers. Or use the money to keep the current librarians fully employed. Or reduce the pension deficit.
City employees did not vote on this. It is a work product of city leaders who found a way to line pockets of their business buddies with another $160MM.
Blame entrepreneurial spirit, not public employees unions.
Participant[quote=flu]people read in san diego? I thought we were just a bunch of beach bums.
jpinpb. This shouldnt be a surprise. Public sector is use to spending money they don’t have, tacking on a bunch of IOU’s and then having taxpayers cough up the difference.
Plus, image all the jobs this will create:) Lol…[/quote]
Your snark might be misdirected. Public sector employees would prefer a new agency with another 100 paper pushers. Or use the money to keep the current librarians fully employed. Or reduce the pension deficit.
City employees did not vote on this. It is a work product of city leaders who found a way to line pockets of their business buddies with another $160MM.
Blame entrepreneurial spirit, not public employees unions.
Participant[quote=flu]people read in san diego? I thought we were just a bunch of beach bums.
jpinpb. This shouldnt be a surprise. Public sector is use to spending money they don’t have, tacking on a bunch of IOU’s and then having taxpayers cough up the difference.
Plus, image all the jobs this will create:) Lol…[/quote]
Your snark might be misdirected. Public sector employees would prefer a new agency with another 100 paper pushers. Or use the money to keep the current librarians fully employed. Or reduce the pension deficit.
City employees did not vote on this. It is a work product of city leaders who found a way to line pockets of their business buddies with another $160MM.
Blame entrepreneurial spirit, not public employees unions.
Participant[quote=flu]people read in san diego? I thought we were just a bunch of beach bums.
jpinpb. This shouldnt be a surprise. Public sector is use to spending money they don’t have, tacking on a bunch of IOU’s and then having taxpayers cough up the difference.
Plus, image all the jobs this will create:) Lol…[/quote]
Your snark might be misdirected. Public sector employees would prefer a new agency with another 100 paper pushers. Or use the money to keep the current librarians fully employed. Or reduce the pension deficit.
City employees did not vote on this. It is a work product of city leaders who found a way to line pockets of their business buddies with another $160MM.
Blame entrepreneurial spirit, not public employees unions.
ParticipantAnd the bracket really opened up with Ghana and Uruguay in the next two rounds.
ParticipantAnd the bracket really opened up with Ghana and Uruguay in the next two rounds.
ParticipantAnd the bracket really opened up with Ghana and Uruguay in the next two rounds.
ParticipantAnd the bracket really opened up with Ghana and Uruguay in the next two rounds.
ParticipantAnd the bracket really opened up with Ghana and Uruguay in the next two rounds.
ParticipantMy appraisal came 10% over the purchase price.
ParticipantMy appraisal came 10% over the purchase price.
ParticipantMy appraisal came 10% over the purchase price.
ParticipantMy appraisal came 10% over the purchase price.
ParticipantMy appraisal came 10% over the purchase price.
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