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February 4, 2009 at 6:48 PM in reply to: Carl DeMaio – Six Figure Salaries Soar in City Workforce – Up 44% in One Year #340908February 4, 2009 at 6:48 PM in reply to: Carl DeMaio – Six Figure Salaries Soar in City Workforce – Up 44% in One Year #341231
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ParticipantThere should be mandatory paycuts to balance the budgets.
It’s our money that they are spending. If the workers are so good, let them find jobs in the private sector.
February 4, 2009 at 6:48 PM in reply to: Carl DeMaio – Six Figure Salaries Soar in City Workforce – Up 44% in One Year #341335ParticipantThere should be mandatory paycuts to balance the budgets.
It’s our money that they are spending. If the workers are so good, let them find jobs in the private sector.
February 4, 2009 at 6:48 PM in reply to: Carl DeMaio – Six Figure Salaries Soar in City Workforce – Up 44% in One Year #341363ParticipantThere should be mandatory paycuts to balance the budgets.
It’s our money that they are spending. If the workers are so good, let them find jobs in the private sector.
February 4, 2009 at 6:48 PM in reply to: Carl DeMaio – Six Figure Salaries Soar in City Workforce – Up 44% in One Year #341457ParticipantThere should be mandatory paycuts to balance the budgets.
It’s our money that they are spending. If the workers are so good, let them find jobs in the private sector.
ParticipantAs I said before, T-Mobile USA will be in the best position of all the major carriers during the downturn. They are focused on prices rather than delivering newfangled services that people may want, but aren’t going to pay for.
Say a family budget is $50/person per phone. Subscribers aren’t going to be willing to suddenly pay $80 or $100/mo per phone for some extra data services.
ParticipantAs I said before, T-Mobile USA will be in the best position of all the major carriers during the downturn. They are focused on prices rather than delivering newfangled services that people may want, but aren’t going to pay for.
Say a family budget is $50/person per phone. Subscribers aren’t going to be willing to suddenly pay $80 or $100/mo per phone for some extra data services.
ParticipantAs I said before, T-Mobile USA will be in the best position of all the major carriers during the downturn. They are focused on prices rather than delivering newfangled services that people may want, but aren’t going to pay for.
Say a family budget is $50/person per phone. Subscribers aren’t going to be willing to suddenly pay $80 or $100/mo per phone for some extra data services.
ParticipantAs I said before, T-Mobile USA will be in the best position of all the major carriers during the downturn. They are focused on prices rather than delivering newfangled services that people may want, but aren’t going to pay for.
Say a family budget is $50/person per phone. Subscribers aren’t going to be willing to suddenly pay $80 or $100/mo per phone for some extra data services.
ParticipantAs I said before, T-Mobile USA will be in the best position of all the major carriers during the downturn. They are focused on prices rather than delivering newfangled services that people may want, but aren’t going to pay for.
Say a family budget is $50/person per phone. Subscribers aren’t going to be willing to suddenly pay $80 or $100/mo per phone for some extra data services.
ParticipantIf you want to invest, you’re better off buying a commercial building (rather than residential) at the bottom.
ParticipantIf you want to invest, you’re better off buying a commercial building (rather than residential) at the bottom.
ParticipantIf you want to invest, you’re better off buying a commercial building (rather than residential) at the bottom.
ParticipantIf you want to invest, you’re better off buying a commercial building (rather than residential) at the bottom.
ParticipantIf you want to invest, you’re better off buying a commercial building (rather than residential) at the bottom.
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