Over the last few weeks, Walmart has started a campaign to get their message out and to get a store inside of New York City. It’s no secret that the retailer has had issues getting inside of major metropolitan areas in the past.
I believe the people who are fighting to keep Walmart out are hypocrites.
Why?
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Since I legally can't use a photo of last night's game, here is a generic photo of a football.
Last night, over 100 million Americans watched “the big game” on FOX. (I legally can’t say S*p*rB*wl since I don’t have permission from the NFL).
More than likely, you were one of them.
And Pittsburgh really didn’t lose.
YOU did.
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Okay… I promise this is the last snow-related podcast for the week.
I swear! It’s easy to do that since, well, it’s Friday.
All this week, I’ve talked about snow days. But why don’t adults get the same privilege when it comes to WORK?
With technology, can’t we do the same?
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The unemployment rate has been hanging around 10% for awhile now. We all know someone looking for work. It’s obvious that millions of Americans are hunting for the next spot where they land.
So why aren’t people looking for work doing things differently? Why are they still doing the same things to find a job?
I want to help.
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I was in the grocery store yesterday and had the, um, “pleasure” of meeting a woman named Tiffany.
There wasn’t anything pleasurable about it.
In today’s shifting economy, maybe it’s people like TIFFANY that can do little things to bring us around.
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*sings* When it was 2008... it was a very good year...
Remember 2008? Remember everyone was voting for “Change we can believe in?”
Many are still waiting for said “change” they believed in to happen. Like a New York City doorman or a CFO of an organization in Washington who considers herself one of the frustrated middle class.
Why are we waiting for change to happen? What IS this change we’re waiting for? And WHY are we waiting around for it?
You’ll find the answer when you listen… and you’ll find the answer inside of you.
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“Rah rah! Hear us rah!” That’s all I got when it comes to catching marching slogans.
Another rally. That will do so much good for America.
If people are really that upset about jobs and their situation, isn’t there a better answer than standing with thousands of other pissed off people in the sun to chant and hold up signs? Is the hours of time it takes to travel, to get there, to actually stand around wasted? Is there a better use of the time?
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