Political Shock Therapy
I think federal employees in Washington, D.C. should have a serious impediment to their ability to get to work. I would like to speak to a supervisor, someone with some real discretionary authority. I think 24 hours is not insufficient, considering that I'm dealing with some form of goldfish with opposable thumbs.
On Friday, November 15, 2019, 05:36:05 PM PST, Ryan Carboni <ryacko@gmail.com> wrote:
I think federal employees in Washington, D.C. should have a serious impediment to their ability to get to work. I would like to speak to a supervisor, someone with some real discretionary authority.
I think 24 hours is not insufficient, considering that I'm dealing with some form of goldfish with opposable thumbs.
That reminds me of that "Bridgegate" case, where some New Jersey government people deliberately obstructed traffic on the bridge between New Jersey and New York. Chris Christie was the NJ governer at the time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Lee_lane_closure_scandal Jim Bell
On 11/15/19, Ryan Carboni <ryacko@gmail.com> wrote:
I think federal employees in Washington, D.C. should have a serious impediment to their ability to get to work. I would like to speak to a supervisor, someone with some real discretionary authority.
Perhaps you should ring up God and put in for a really nice earthquake or tidal wave or something :)
I think 24 hours is not insufficient, considering that I'm dealing with some form of goldfish with opposable thumbs.
Those are the ones that received the mandatory month of new hire training. Wait until you meet the lesser forms of questionably evolved life... the high ranking lapel pin wearers.
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