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Beast of Bourbon posted:my coworkers somehow get the ubers that make them sit up front and hug the driver after they get dropped off so they don't get fined like $1500 or whatever it is for flagrantly violating the jitney cab laws at SFO. that rules
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lmao institute dog taxes imo
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irl furious about all the loving dog people in this city
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rotor posted:irl furious about all the loving dog people in this city search craigslist personals for "knot"
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every city in america should take the example detroit has set and just have packs of wild dogs roam the streets 24/7
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:search craigslist personals for "knot" I'd rather "knot," thanks.
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Some guy on craigslist posted:I'd rather "knot," thanks!
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:search craigslist personals for "knot" what the gently caress is a "knot" is this even work safe?
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me and the gf make more than 2x the median household income for san francisco county and when our parents ask about kids we just laugh and laugh and laugh then they suggest we move to a 'nice place, like McKinney, Texas!"
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Mido posted:what the gently caress is a "knot" is this even work safe? no it's knot
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:search craigslist personals for "knot" looked this up, what a world!
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Ericadia posted:looked this up, what a world! 
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rotor posted:irl furious about all the loving dog people in this city  i tell you you'd think it'd be easy to meet nice girls in this city cause there are so many gay men so the odds are good...but then so many of em are all "oh also i have three giant dogs and THEY ARE MY LIFE" and i'm like noooooooooooo it's like voluntarily buying a baby, except one that never grows up or learns to talk or stops making GBS threads on things, and also you also can't stay in hotels with it and you don't get any tax benefits.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:me and the gf make more than 2x the median household income for san francisco county and when our parents ask about kids we just laugh and laugh and laugh so you make the same amount as one programmer fresh out of college
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Beast of Bourbon posted:me and the gf make more than 2x the median household income for san francisco county and when our parents ask about kids we just laugh and laugh and laugh my mother suggesting that we nix denver plans and move to north dakota forever convinced me that parents' end goal is to make their children's lives as miserable as their own do not succumb to the bait
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median household income in sf is 55k or something and the starting salary in the bay area for a programmer with no experience actually averages around 80-85k. (neither of those are including benefits) it's high pay but there's still an experience and seniority scale
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like thinkin back i'm 100% sure that my parents endured a lot of "you should move back up to iron river! you know we're getting a mcdonald's soon" when they were my age and in milwaukee so this is the same thing just kicked up a notch
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dogs are cool and good their owners, not as much
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Sagebrush posted:median household income in sf is 55k or something and the starting salary in the bay area for a programmer with no experience actually averages around 80-85k. (neither of those are including benefits) based on my buddy's interviewing for finance jobs, sf finance work with a masters pays around $85k with 1-2 years experience
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Jonny 290 posted:my mother suggesting that we nix denver plans and move to north dakota forever convinced me that parents' end goal is to make their children's lives as miserable as their own idk man, my parents are like counting the days until they can move into a retirement community. their parents are stubborn as hell and will die before they let someone else mow their lawn or clean their house.
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Jonny 290 posted:like thinkin back i'm 100% sure that my parents endured a lot of "you should move back up to iron river! you know we're getting a mcdonald's soon" when they were my age and in milwaukee so this is the same thing just kicked up a notch my parents have a mother in law suite off of the house they're renovating in nola (which is two blocks from futurewife's mom's house) that "y'all should totally come and live in once you're done with california"
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i straight up told moms in law that i love her to death and have enjoyed our time together but if she wants to see my face again she will be doing so in denver. she understands. super cool lady
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:based on my buddy's interviewing for finance jobs, sf finance work with a masters pays around $85k with 1-2 years experience this sounds right. accountants make high 60s/low 70s with about the same how much does being a traffic engineer pay
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"im a traffic engineer!" - also someone who just plugs network cables into things
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FamDav posted:this sounds right. accountants make high 60s/low 70s with about the same about the same, 85k but closer to 100k if you sign on with the really big firms (that want you to work unpaid overtime) tho if you get one of the clutch municipal jobs with the wealthier cities you can make bank mountain view had an assistant transportation engineer position advertised a couple months ago - $108k for one year contract (you interview for the job every year) with 2 years experience needed and would be advertising the position for the next 5 weeks or until they received 150 applications - i applied the first day and within 24 hours applications closed
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NeoHentaiMaster posted:That's what everyone in the GBS thread said too. How can I reach these keeeeeeeeds. jesus loving christ
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rotor. please cut back on this tech bubble thread
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Sagebrush posted:
yeah dogs are terrible pets, esp if u ever want to go in vacation or anything
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my grandma still fairly regularly tells my dad "you should move back to $HOMETOWN and start up a practice here". dad has been in the same city for the last 35 years, married, had two kids, widowed, has had a practice in the same building since 1990, etc 6 years from retirement is a good time to pick up and move your life and career yea?
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Elder Postsman posted:yeah dogs are terrible pets, esp if u ever want to go in vacation or anything but my fat little puppy loves to run on the beach and bark at the seagulls
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Elder Postsman posted:yeah dogs are terrible pets, esp if u ever want to go in vacation or anything dogs are a lot like boats in that it's great to know a friend with one so you can pet it and take it on walks (ok, not a perfect analogy) but not deal with the maintenance
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it's ok to have a dog when you have a couple of kids starting school b/c you're pretty stuck wherever you live, the kids get to learn about taking care of a dependent being that gives nothing back to you and also a number of years later about death, and lol you aren't going on any loving trips anyway no more dogs and none when you're a couple. that's weird.
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Sagebrush posted:it's ok to have a dog when you have a couple of kids starting school b/c you're pretty stuck wherever you live, the kids get to learn about taking care of a dependent being that gives nothing back to you and also a number of years later about death, and lol you aren't going on any loving trips anyway there was this weird couple that came into the computer shop once years ago, and they weren't related, but they obviously married the gender-swapped versions of themselves, they could have been siblings. they were weird and new yorky and when i booted their pc i saw the wallpaper of them and their 3 pugs
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Jonny 290 posted:there was this weird couple that came into the computer shop once years ago, and they weren't related, but they obviously married the gender-swapped versions of themselves, they could have been siblings. they were weird and new yorky and when i booted their pc i saw the wallpaper of them and their 3 pugs can it be that there was a time before anime wallpapers became the signal??
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:about the same, 85k but closer to 100k if you sign on with the really big firms (that want you to work unpaid overtime) lol
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Sagebrush posted:it's ok to have a dog when you have a couple of kids starting school b/c you're pretty stuck wherever you live, the kids get to learn about taking care of a dependent being that gives nothing back to you and also a number of years later about death, and lol you aren't going on any loving trips anyway yeah, my girlfriend wants a giant dog (literally "the biggest dog we can find") once we're all out of school but i'm going to try to delay that as much as possible because i'll end up cleaning and walking it
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dogs are good pets and it's okay for people to own a dog or two at all stages of life if they can take care of it
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computer parts posted:yeah, my girlfriend wants a giant dog (literally "the biggest dog we can find") once we're all out of school but i'm going to try to delay that as much as possible because i'll end up cleaning and walking it i want something that eats like a horse that i cant ride, that takes up my time but scares all my friends, then dies in five years
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