When you don't know how much money you make, that's an indication you have plenty & don't need anymore.

"When asked how much his job pays per year, a figure not on the site, Lee said he doesn't know. "I have no idea what my salary is, and I did not know it when they hired me," he said."

http://www.timesdaily.com/arti...ary-close-to-290-000

And you wonder why the state is going broke...?Maybe its our politicians skill at managing our money that is the main flaw, within the state's financial soup mix...

This story was infuriating to me. I'd love for someone to follow him around for a day or so and write a story about what he really does for all that money. The state could fund several other "normal" paying jobs for what they're paying him.

This story infuriated me also. I wish that we could turn back the clock and have a mandatory retirement age. Time and time again I hear stories of bright, motivated college graduates who have many skills who cannot get a decent job because some older person is too greedy to go home. My own profession is setting the worst example for this. We're paying people lots of extra money to stay an extra three years when they should have retired years ago.

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Originally posted by semiannualchick:
When you don't know how much money you make, that's an indication you have plenty & don't need anymore.

I agree.

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Originally posted by falcon1234:
My own profession is setting the worst example for this.

What profession would that be?

From what I can see, falcon is a teacher. Falcon is talking about the DROP program for teachers I think? Right Falcon?

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Originally posted by XYZ:
From what I can see, falcon is a teacher. Falcon is talking about the DROP program for teachers I think? Right Falcon?

Correct.