Lurker > Chunkey Simmons

Your problem solving needs work. Bigtime. And that could perhaps be a factor on why he doesn't respect you.

Honestly this reads like nothing more than a taddletale. Welcome to life. Buck up.

thats not how any of this works. if you can walk outside of the gun free zone and buy a gun and walk back into the gun free zone with a gun, its not a gun free zone. it's like how putting up "no littering" signs doesn't prevent people from littering. there needs to be a country wide restriction on guns put in place, with teeth to punish those who do not comply. any less or anything else is ineffective and wont prevent preventable school shootings

Hey bud here's a question for you

Why do laws exist if criminals will just break them anyway

America does not have any gun free zones because a small zone in the middle of a country with no wider restrictions is useless. gun restrictions will only work when its universal

Ive never understood Panera. The food is super basic, but they charge like $10+ for those super basic items. Stuff like this:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/0/1/4/AAEqD0AADSNW.jpg

I make burgers at home all the time

Making a good burger is incredibly basic cooking. I dont know what you think theyre doing different at Five Guys.

I went to a restaurant and got a burger the other day. It looked like a burger that I could make at home! It was like they just bought ground beef, buns, and condiments from the grocery store or something. Why do people like this?

Hello workers of DowgCorp

We had to the let Chunkey Simmons go today . Because he showed a signs of a insubordination and he verbally attacked an innocent customer. Please let his firing be a warning to you.

Yeah that is how that would work out.

Ahhh yes no better way to reduce workplace violence than publicly humiliating the employee and then allowing them the opportunity to get all their things.

Usually not the best idea to put someone on blast publicly while they're losing their livelihoods.

This isn't a surprise but I don't think your reasoning here is why. Hillary literally did run twice with the first being in 2008. Biden ran three times before winning (but the first was pretty removed from the second). Romney ran twice before becoming nominee. Bernie ran twice. And a bunch of other rando's in the recent primaries in both parties have been in the background a few times

1. Murder. The perp knew that when he pulled the trigger it would kill the victim.
2. Depends, did the guy just knock him out with a punch and then walk away, and the victim died? Manslaughter. Is the perp a trained fighter? Probably murder. Did the perp continue to pound the victim to a pulp after the fight was over? Murder.
3. Same as above, doesn't really matter if they knew each other.

1. It's not premeditated though. I thought murder meant it had to be planned ahead of time. In this case, the man did not plan on killing the guy until he was riled up by the argument. Not a law expert or anything, just trying to understand better.
2. For point #3, why would previous rapport not matter? That would mean the killing could be premeditated.

Obviously this is the very simplified version, but manslaughter generally applies when the death was not intentional while murder applies when there was a clear intent to kill

They all sound like 2nd degree murder, #2 could be voluntary manslaughter depending on details not covered in scenario (did he beat the dude and the dude happened to die or did he beat him woth the intention of killing him? Did he stop when he realized the guy was in trouble and did he call 911/try and save/help him at that point? Etc.). Scenario #3 is too vague to determine premeditation. More evidence of it would be required to up it to 1st degree.

Those are all murder

• Scenario #1: There's a big party going on, 2 men meet for the first time, get into a big argument and one guy takes a gun out and shoots the other in the head
• Scenario #2: Same as #1, but the man beats the other to death rather than using a gun.
• Scenario #3: Same as #2, but the man who threw the first attack knew the guy from a few different parties in the past and didn't like him

So what did you get fired for?

• Used to work in retail. An irate customer called me the N word. Hell no!! I told that customer to fuck off. Got fired. I was insulted that my job didn't have my back on that one.
• When I worked at a hotel, the CEO/owner was treating me like shit, saying my work was "garbage", yelling at the top of his lungs. Told him "don't talk to me that way". I didn't care that he owned the building I was working at, you don't talk to me that way. Fired.
• Used to have this really shitty boss that assigned me her subordinate's work, even though I was behind on my own work. I emailed and spoke with her nicely about it many times, but she always ignored me. Finally I lost my cool and told her "that's not my fucking job". Got fired because her feelings were hurt.

• Bring you in a small room
• Explain what you did wrong
• Break the news that you're fired, or rather, "we have to let you go"
• One of the managers is packing up all of your shit while this is happening
• The person is almost never mentioned again. You might hear they are "no longer with the company", but you never hear WHY they were fired.

1. A manager shouldn't be the one packing up your shit, YOU should. A manager packing it up draws attention from coworkers. They know what happened when they see someone clearing out a desk.
2. All terminations should be public. If John Smith gets fired for too many No Call No Shows, that sould be revealed to the whole department. I see too many people get fired for the same reasons. Knowing that person X got fired for reason Y, that would prevent others from making the same mistake.

Pretty much.

Use it like a desktop as well.

Wired to a monitor and wireless keys and mouse.

No one should be forced to remain in a war zone

You want nuclear warfare?

Universal conscription is better sooner than later.