The Bucknuts Hot Spot

Well, I think telling him to "get a job" and not sell him, did not help her cause. It also said she quit, but before her two weeks (I assume) she did it again and was fired.....

My hats off to her, I read the Ohio EBT card requirements and it specifically said no to tobacco, alcohol and medicine.

Also, she's gawt dame right he should be working. The only issue I have is, we don't know his circumstance. I can see young women on Food Stamps, but we should make any healthy 18+ year old male, work one day a week on cleaning up the city they live in, to collect food stamps.

Excellent point, it's a problem for me too!

I have been saying on here, our problem is huge, and we need to eliminate all the loop holes, and wink wink deals. I don't want to pick on this City, but let's just say, a huge mega store was going to open in city A. The fancy lawyers of this huge Corpoation and a couple city councilmen go to lunch, the lawyer stares them in the eye and say, give us this tax break, and we'll prove 500 full time jobs, plus with taxes, it's a great deal. The small City folk, took them at their word and gave them this great deal. Their promise of 500 full time jobs, never came close. The money they gave away, could of paid for 40 years, the hot meals for kids before school program in WV...... Is that good Business or stealing?

To clarify, this Mega store was going to bring in other stores to join them..... They started out with 200 full time employees, then quickly dropped to 60' with a ton of part time workers...

I agree. It is sad to see teachers in their mid-twenties be almost in tears when the attacks on teachers and their unions are discussed in the teachers' lunchroom. The veterans get angry but the novices, many of whom came into education thinking it was a noble profession, are overtly stunned and hurt. As I have said before, 50% of teachers leave the profession in their first 5 years. While some are encouraged to go or even fired because they are weak teachers, which is a good thing, many are good teachers with what it takes to become great teachers with a few years of seasoning. It just isn't worth the hassle to them and they see their college friends making more money and having a happier work experience and decide the hell with it.