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[quote=lostcat92120]I’ve worked for both public and privet sectors. I honestly think that some public sector environments are much more competitive than private. [/quote]

The government put a man on the moon for less than what Goldman-Sachs has lost over the last year.

I’ve worked in both and as far as productivity goes its a wash. It’s certainly easier to get rid of poor performers in the private sector, though.

Edit: In my experience, there is much more corruption in the private sector. Probably because of the tighter control of money and stricter accounting in government.

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[quote=lostcat92120]I’ve worked for both public and privet sectors. I honestly think that some public sector environments are much more competitive than private. [/quote]

The government put a man on the moon for less than what Goldman-Sachs has lost over the last year.

I’ve worked in both and as far as productivity goes its a wash. It’s certainly easier to get rid of poor performers in the private sector, though.

Edit: In my experience, there is much more corruption in the private sector. Probably because of the tighter control of money and stricter accounting in government.

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[quote=lostcat92120]I’ve worked for both public and privet sectors. I honestly think that some public sector environments are much more competitive than private. [/quote]

The government put a man on the moon for less than what Goldman-Sachs has lost over the last year.

I’ve worked in both and as far as productivity goes its a wash. It’s certainly easier to get rid of poor performers in the private sector, though.

Edit: In my experience, there is much more corruption in the private sector. Probably because of the tighter control of money and stricter accounting in government.

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[quote=lostcat92120]I’ve worked for both public and privet sectors. I honestly think that some public sector environments are much more competitive than private. [/quote]

The government put a man on the moon for less than what Goldman-Sachs has lost over the last year.

I’ve worked in both and as far as productivity goes its a wash. It’s certainly easier to get rid of poor performers in the private sector, though.

Edit: In my experience, there is much more corruption in the private sector. Probably because of the tighter control of money and stricter accounting in government.

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[quote=lostcat92120]I’ve worked for both public and privet sectors. I honestly think that some public sector environments are much more competitive than private. [/quote]

The government put a man on the moon for less than what Goldman-Sachs has lost over the last year.

I’ve worked in both and as far as productivity goes its a wash. It’s certainly easier to get rid of poor performers in the private sector, though.

Edit: In my experience, there is much more corruption in the private sector. Probably because of the tighter control of money and stricter accounting in government.

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Never happen.

Assuming it did, all the anti-government weenies on piggingtons would lose their job at the taco stand anyway.

But, I’ll admit that a 5-10% haircut across the board at all gov. entities would do us all a spot a good. Give us a chance to clean out the riff-raff.

Anyways, expect a gas tax to make up the shortfall.

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Never happen.

Assuming it did, all the anti-government weenies on piggingtons would lose their job at the taco stand anyway.

But, I’ll admit that a 5-10% haircut across the board at all gov. entities would do us all a spot a good. Give us a chance to clean out the riff-raff.

Anyways, expect a gas tax to make up the shortfall.

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Never happen.

Assuming it did, all the anti-government weenies on piggingtons would lose their job at the taco stand anyway.

But, I’ll admit that a 5-10% haircut across the board at all gov. entities would do us all a spot a good. Give us a chance to clean out the riff-raff.

Anyways, expect a gas tax to make up the shortfall.

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Never happen.

Assuming it did, all the anti-government weenies on piggingtons would lose their job at the taco stand anyway.

But, I’ll admit that a 5-10% haircut across the board at all gov. entities would do us all a spot a good. Give us a chance to clean out the riff-raff.

Anyways, expect a gas tax to make up the shortfall.

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Never happen.

Assuming it did, all the anti-government weenies on piggingtons would lose their job at the taco stand anyway.

But, I’ll admit that a 5-10% haircut across the board at all gov. entities would do us all a spot a good. Give us a chance to clean out the riff-raff.

Anyways, expect a gas tax to make up the shortfall.

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Speaking of Costco, they have a Lucid Absinthe gift box with two glasses and a slotted spoon for $55.

If you haven’t tried real absinthe yet, I highly recommend. It’s like anise wine!

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Speaking of Costco, they have a Lucid Absinthe gift box with two glasses and a slotted spoon for $55.

If you haven’t tried real absinthe yet, I highly recommend. It’s like anise wine!

[kewp]

Speaking of Costco, they have a Lucid Absinthe gift box with two glasses and a slotted spoon for $55.

If you haven’t tried real absinthe yet, I highly recommend. It’s like anise wine!

[kewp]

Speaking of Costco, they have a Lucid Absinthe gift box with two glasses and a slotted spoon for $55.

If you haven’t tried real absinthe yet, I highly recommend. It’s like anise wine!

[kewp]

Speaking of Costco, they have a Lucid Absinthe gift box with two glasses and a slotted spoon for $55.

If you haven’t tried real absinthe yet, I highly recommend. It’s like anise wine!

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