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Seriously? Over $5000 net every two weeks? My mortgage is $300 a month, written off. My vehicles classified as farm vehicles, written off. As a senior engineer, I get to pick and choose my assignments. And best of all, I don't pay into SSA.
Seriously? Over $5000 net every two weeks? My mortgage is $300 a month, written off. My vehicles classified as farm vehicles, written off. As a senior engineer, I get to pick and choose my assignments. And best of all, I don't pay into SSA.
Rail is also adaptable. If the Keystone pipeline had been built, and we end up using significantly less oil in 20, 40, 50 years, it'll sit there, unused, most of the railway network will still be in use. Sure, some of the spurs to the oil fields will be abandoned, but that's it.
Seriously? Over $5000 net every two weeks? My mortgage is $300 a month, written off. My vehicles classified as farm vehicles, written off. As a senior engineer, I get to pick and choose my assignments. And best of all, I don't pay into SSA.
How else could I afford a PA-31T aircraft?
The way everyone else affords stuff around here...with a username and password.
Yes, but very inefficient in moving liquids and gas compared to pipelines. Not even close.
Maybe so, but I don't see any negative impact on me personally.
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