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Originally Posted by I_Love_LI_but
You would be concluding wrong. I make as much as cops with at least 10 years on the job do in Nassau. However, they still got me beat because my 6 year education was at two expensive and top tier private schools (bachelors and masters) and they just had to go to 13th and 14th grade.
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Originally Posted by pdcnret
Oh, the drama. Bold lettering for emphasis, capital letters for effect. Paragraphs of rant straight from the pages of Newsday.
Funny, but for someone who makes as much money as a 10 year cop, you seem to have an awful lot of time on your hands to post in these threads ... day after day after day, hour after hour after hour. And all of your posts saying the same thing. Tell me how I can get a job like yours.
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Couldn't have said it better! You think for a top tier college graduate you'd have an extremely challenging, time-consuming, and progressive job. But then again, the they said that being a retail worker on Long Island is as dangerous as a cop, meaning they probably think that most of Long Island has the same crime problems as inner-city Detroit
. I'm starting to sense troll.
Never once have I heard my friends or family on Long Island complain about cops and teachers salaries (and not one of them are any kind of civil service worker here). Probably because they have better things to do like going out and enjoying life and caring about bigger issues going on in the world instead of constantly complaining on CD boards.