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20 Nov 09
00:12
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£5-80 an hour
1987, for me
1987, for me
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this afternoon :(
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I can't really remember the last time I worked full stop.
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3 hours in front of a PC and done your money ?
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if you think thats bad...i work for minus -500 pounds some days
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my worst day was -2,000
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actually i do get more than the minimum but less than that after tax
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The minimum wage here in Portugal has been increased 5.6% in 2009.
Which takes it up to..... 450..... a month. |
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This week .
Bloody awful , hopefully back to normal tomorrow |
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two years ago, but tbf im only 20
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Sometime in the future if I can't find a shotgun. Slightly less when I find a shotgun.
Or I could threaten to dribble on you. |
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Took 56 euros today. Thats a bit of a minus
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Not good dobbo. You need to find an angle.
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I'm referring to when we had proper jobs, before Betfair.
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(mutter)
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last job i had paid £3.50 an hour. thats why i packed it all in.
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Big Charlie ... last time i worked full time was March 2005 ,finished up working for 7.00 p/h .
Started the same job in March 2003 earning 21.00 p/h . Reason for the reduction in wages ? They changed the system after i found a quick way to make good money and the management couldn't stomach it . I was making more than them overnight. There is no way to make an honest buck in the UK . Thank heavens for BF ,you wont catch me moaning about the premium charge . |
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This country is run buy a load of inept c u n t s .
Its a badly run festering system |
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And you realised this just now?
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no Bodil ,i realised this in 2004
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About 85 as i was on a 100 a day by 86. Great money then!!
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See my post about the nurses having to pay for parking .
Its just a perverse system . |
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This country is run by mentally-damaged idiots.. Crom help us.
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Coachbuster 20 Nov 01:32
Big Charlie ... last time i worked full time was March 2005 ,finished up working for 7.00 p/h . Thank heavens for BF ,you wont catch me moaning about the premium charge . What's your most profitable sport mate? I think we may need to exchange words in due course, once I've got my system up and running. :-) |
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Canny , football and correct score markets on the whole my friend .
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Blimey Coach, if you're playing those and are on the PC charge, you're a shrewdie.
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I've studied it for a good few years Canny plus i'm fortunate enough to be able to work out odds and numbers fairly quickly which helps a little i guess, especially when the goals go flying in and the odds change dramatically . :)
A little bit of judgement helps , sometimes odds just don't look right as you're well aware . |
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There were weeks and weeks on here throughout 2006 when i was barely making a bean .
Went into a lot of debt that year ,still paying it off but almost there . |
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when i worked there wasn,t a min wage, 26yrs ago, gambling is better :)
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Worked in I.T. since 1982 , so fortunately started on more than today's minimum wage.
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At the moment I would like to be earning the min wage
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push the slippers for the Christmas market p
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Throw out the slippers, stock up on Easter eggs, get in first.
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Sadly after 29 years the independent footwear trade is on its knees, unless there is an improvement next year it will more than likely be my last.
A shame in the respect a family buisness in the space of just a few years has basically gone to the wall. I am hanging on more out of tradition & sentementality than anything out but those good attributes wont pay the bills as we all know, its bleak out there but I try not to let it affect me because though my pocket may be suffering I refuse to let it drag ME down with it. |
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well done pump hope things turn around high street retail is tough
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Open a bookies Pumps.
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how long has the business been run by your family Pump?
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I'd guess it 's a good 30 years Tobes.
Pumpy will confirm later. Not many slipper wearers inthe area these days, best switch to sandals. |
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Hi Toby, in the same market for over 50 years, though for 32 years in the position we are now.
20 years ago we had three saturday girls & me & my dad. Now I can easily manage on my tod. I have a brilliant photo of my grandad in the market from nearly 50 years ago, I will e-mail it to you if your interested. |
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Chaz they only want flip flops that sell for £1 from the bins , I refuse to go down that road.
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