Not sure about your math on that one. It was time and a half, so at $12 an hour you’d be making $18 an hour on Sunday’s.

Anyways, change it to $16 and:

16 X 40 = 640

(16 X 32) + (24 X 8) = 704

No, people are absolutely losing it.

> No, just confused.

Must be why you’ve gotten so upset

> I’m confused.

And upset.

> I didn’t declare that, I was trying to be helpful.

>I hope you don’t get reported!

lmao

>I haven’t looked at this sub’s rules, but I know a lot of these woke subs

The nonsense words betray that you’re a bot

>I won’t report you, don’t worry. I don’t need The Man to police mean words for me.

I mean you basically just declared that you do lol. “You can’t call me a bot, it’s against the RULES 😭😭😭😭”

Because I’m talking to one right now

A bot would deny being a bot

Most isn’t much better. You sound like a bot tbh

“Everyone who disagrees with me is a bot”

lol this guy pretends he invented email

You can re-read their comment and engage with them if you’re confused I’m just informing you that they didn’t say anyone had a constitutional right to drive

Than driving? No, but that doesn’t mean that person was saying anyone had a constitutional right to drive lmao

They didn’t say they had a constitutional right to drive.

> It’s what taxpayer/parents get for all of tax dollars... nothing. Nothing is ‘better’.

>We pay a fortune in taxes for our schools, and the kids are no better by any metric, nor is there any safety. Where were the teachers/coaches/staff to monitor the locker room? (I remember our gym teacher would come in every 3-5 mins or so, give a time check ‘10-more minutes!’ Leave.)

>Why are students permitted to have phones (cameras) in a locker room while others are changing? Nobody thinks that’s a problem—18yo with cameras with minors changing clothes? Smart people think ahead of the curve to prevent an ‘appearance of evil’, instead of cleaning up messes and saying ‘boys will be boys’.

>If these kids think this was ‘fun’ to sit on someone’s face and twerk, and others cheer or nobody helps— they are damaged. That is not normal, nor should it be normalized. End the season. These kids are the fruit of Haverhills’ labour, and no amount of money can fix a mental instability.

It’s like you lost track of what you were responding to a sentence and a half in. Unless your argument is that teachers are paid too much because of one specific incident?

Even then, I’d be interested in your thoughts on how you’d routinely temporarily confiscate kids phones every gym class. Also, if you think this would be a decision made by teachers.

Further, which teacher should have been checking on these students? The football teacher? You even mention the coach - you know this is a football practice, not a class, why would a teacher be there?

Hard to imagine someone complaining that teachers are paid too much but, here we are.

> Nixon did end the Vietnam war

Nixon kept the Vietnam war going and is directly responsible for a number of war crimes.

Nixon had some pretty decent ideas. He also needlessly perpetuated the war in Vietnam, and gave a blank check to Kissinger to commit war crimes. He also was paranoid and a criminal, and had some really fucked up domestic choices.

…does someone who speaks English need someone to hold their hand all day? Or can they just do their job? Baffling.

How telling that you incorrectly assume the parties involved are illegal immigrants. Or maybe that’s what your preferred news source told you.

> Cameras are there, sure, but is there someone going through all the hours of footage to ensure that no car that shouldn’t pass made it through?

Every one? No. Some? Yes. Is there enough of a chance of getting caught that it's worth risking your significant investment into being able to do inspections for a $20?

>but I think to just expect that the camera actually prevents cars from being passed when they shouldn’t is naive.

What do you think the cameras are intended for?

> Believe what yoy want.

Will do

> It does, in fact.

It doesn’t.

>I assure you, many are.

I assure you, they aren’t

It doesn’t need to be specific and measurable. Once someone passes someone who clearly has lights too bright that’s going to be enough to end up with them in trouble.

Inspection stations aren’t risking their business and the five figures they’ve invested into being able to do them for your $20.

Every inspection has five cameras covering it