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This happens to me too. A lot of times I am somewhat reserved and am on my high horse. This silence is often equated to arrogance. Not that I'm denying it
It takes me awhile to be comfortable opening up around people. It is usually misinterpreted as me being a snob. Oh well!
lol
I do tech support for Gap, Old Navy,& BANANA REP
We make sure all the computer systems are running properly. So we deal with a lot of software and hardware issues. I'd say most of the workers who call us because of of their systems went down in the store are so snobby they act like they have a degree in I.T. and half the time they act like we are wasting their time. We find it hilarious and laugh at them.
Its not that they are snobby, they are just frustrated that the systems are not up
The two are not mutually exclusive. The assets are still assets whether they are paid off or not.
Assets = liabilities + equity
Sorry, the accountant in me just came out...
If its not paid off, it becomes a Liability to pay off. How is this an Asset? What kind of items are we talking about here? I know the Accounting formula.
If its not paid off, it becomes a Liability to pay off. How is this an Asset? What kind of items are we talking about here? I know the Accounting formula.
In technical accounting terms, it's still an asset. Just because you may still owe on a car or a home, doesn't mean they aren't still assets you can sell.
Its not that they are snobby, they are just frustrated that the systems are not up
No most of them are snobby..Not all but most of them.
Men seem to be nicer than women.
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