Hannibal Lecturn*

If there is one universal truth for US Politics, and a majority of corporations as well, is that they all woefully underpay for IT

He's playing both sides, so that he always comes out on top

No he isn't, it's comparing the two, one is Walz (D) signing a law to bring free lunches for school children in his state, the other is sarah huckabee (R) signing a law to claw back child labor laws in her state

Spoken like a short man :P

In all seriousness though, you should thank them for bringing it up, the sooner the better for you to realize what they think matters and if they are shallow about that, there are likely other things as well. So good for you to learn early and move on to someone who will appreciate you as you are.

I just refer to them as cultists, because that's what they've become. Especially once they adorned themselves with their sanctimonious ear patches to become one step closer to the visage of their one true Don

Luck beats skill any day of the week

Never, they'll do what they always do, make laws in a fashion that only applies to the lawmakers

I thought this said werehorses for a second and my mind went on a completely different tangent with a group of werehorses fighting off the evil of Elon.

They just outsourced it

I can believe it..whenever I visit my father in laws house, who is 82, he gets a phone call like every 10 minutes, and it's almost always one of these.

Very much a theme this year. My company normally gives equity (that cashes out over 3 years ofc) every end of year for the past 4-5 years. This year however, no equity allotments announced, instead we get a floor pizza party with ice cream. People are less than enthused.