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Re: Societies productive output???


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Posted by dewy on October 04, 2015 at 14:08:33 from (72.145.217.247):

In Reply to: Re: Societies productive output??? posted by Greg1959 on October 04, 2015 at 09:58:42:

jd seller for president..just walked off of a job yesterday at ga football game..20 dollars an hour to take down espn stage..5 eighteen wheellers and two buses of eqipment on sod grass in the rain ...the county wouldnt give up one parking lot at 40 dollars a car,to set this stupid pre game predictions and drunk people on tv..... the east coast is getting pounded by rain...i helped on thursday set up..the educated people that organized this ,could not even order enough plywood,4 stacks of 3/4....to lay on the wet sod grass for the loaded down trucks to drive over...not enough wood , so when truck ran out of wood we had to go behind the truc an move to front .over and over again...when i went on game day to take down stage ,,,no were for workers to park ,its poring rain... i walked a long way to the job and was soaked...you cant make it to your car for break, a dry shirt, you just get to load the mess in the muddy sod...on thursday someone pushed a tower on to a worker and squashed her because of the plywood to sidewalk transition...one down....im lookin at sick unplanned mess ..thinking you want us to clean up there mess...i really needed the money...but i just walked off that joke....what a waste of money .....i could of built a heaven of a shop with that 3/4 plywood that will be thrown away....these are educators and gov. and could not even order enough wood to do the job...or have a place for the workers to park........JD SELLERS for president, hey JD did you see that show on public tv the other night ANTS AND MAN e.o.wilson......he would make a good president also......amen.........dewy


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