Quote from Lucrum:
I know you ARE bluffing.It not easier for me dumb ass, it's nearly twice as far away. "They" can hold bets anywhere, it don't need to be Vegas moron.No bets but there certainly could be a meeting. But then I've already said that repeatedly. You know I'll show up, it's the reason you're trying to make it as difficult as possible. I'm calling you out chicken shit roofer. You said you were coming to ATL. When?
Which one of you two was the first to use the word "fight"?Quote from bigarrow:
You ignorant fuck. I'm not going to meet to fight, and it might be good for you that I'm smart that way. But I will meet to wager that I'm smarter than you. But you don't put your money where your mouth is. That place is reserved for your foot.
Quote from Ricter:
Which one of you two was the first to use the word "fight"?
1)Chicken shit and smart are two different things, dumb ass. 2)You said once you would go to the boxing gym with me after your girly man IQ test. Of course you also said you were coming to ATL. Obviously you're not to be believed. But you want me to trust you to show up, in Las Vegas no less?Quote from bigarrow:
You ignorant fuck. I'm not going to meet to fight, and it might be good for you that I'm smart that way.
Don't believe you numb nuts. You've already lied about coming here.But I will meet to wager that I'm smarter than you. But you don't put your money where your mouth is. That place is reserved for your foot.
Quote from gwb-trading:
$10.10 Minimum Wage Would Actually Create New Jobs: Study
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/19/1010-minimum-wage_n_4474183.html
Raising the minimum wage would help the working poor and give the entire economy a boost, a new analysis finds.
If the minimum wage rose to $10.10 per hour, as Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama propose, 27.8 million workers would see their wages go up as a direct or indirect result of the boost, according to the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank. These workers would take home about $35 billion in additional wages and they would probably spend it, as low-income people living with little financial cushion tend to do.
The result: During the initial phase-in period, the U.S. economy would grow by about $22 billion, EPI found. The growth in the U.S. economy would result in about 85,000 new jobs, according to EPI. That counters arguments from conservative economists that raising the minimum wage could actually hurt the working poor by making employers hesitant to hire more workers. (A notion thatâs been proven wrong by some economists and remains hotly debated.)
The analysis is an update to a similar report released by EPI earlier this year. It takes into account the fact that five states recently raised their minimum wage, meaning workers living in those states would feel less of an impact from a federal minimum wage boost than when EPI published the original research in March.
(more at above url)
Botton line: I am not buying the results of this study, but it will be interesting to hear what others think.
Exactly what I've been saying. Only you're the one crying.Quote from bigarrow:
You never took the bet Lucrum why are you crying?
You changed what you're offering because you realized I'm serious and you were too chicken shit to show up here in ATL like you said you would....Now the bet I'm offering is IQ test in Vegas with a casino holding the bets, you won't take this bet either though but you will still bitch and moan. You're my moaning little bitch.