Justin True Dough: Greediest Grifter in Parliament
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I agree. If the liberals ever want to reinstate themselves in this country. They will need substance, and experience. Not bashing Justin, but he does not have those attributes. The liberals are going to need a Pit bull to beat Stephen Harper. He is probably hoping they elect Justin, so he can rip him a new #^%*. Marc Garneau looked okay, a couple of women argued good also.
It is appropriate for a politician to stay in a hotel when traveling. In many ridings the local MP/MLA may live several towns away or may not even be in the riding at the time. Once you get out of the cities there are no 5 star hotels anyway.
There are also legitimate reasons why a politician may not be in parliament other than being on their deathbed. There may be something important happening in their riding or in the case of ministers they may be out of the country on business.
I was around when P. E. Trudeau unleashed his havoc on Canada, with promising Quebec he would turn Canada into a French speaking nation. If he were alive today, and I could speak to him, I would ask him the question, "How's that working for you, considering the statistics are virtually unchanged since he made that declaration. He and his Quebec henchmen also declared Canada to be a multinational country, in an effort to dillute the English influence on Canada, which was also a colossal failure, because immigrants including the hundreds of thousands from Asia, are flocking to language schools to learn what language? Why English of course! Most Canadians aside from those racist bigots in Quebec and New Brunswick saw the writing on the wall, and we stuck with what has worked for centuries for Canada in dealing with the world, we speak English, the international language of business. Quebec in their rage brought in Bill 101 in order to discriminate against their English minority, but now that leave poor New Brunswick, bankrupt and forced to spend money on propping up a dying langauge. Healthcare and Education can go down the drain as far as the Acadians are concerned as long as they get their way, with threats of going to court. Present and Past Premiers are scared to death of losing the Acadian vote so instead they would rather bankrupt the whole province. Face it Acadians you are fighting a losing battle, and in the end it will be Acadians who end up as the big losers, regardless of what Michel Basterache, and Michel Doucet tells you, and when there is no money left at all, logic takes over. Many potential unilingual English taxpayers have already exited NB, and they are not gong to come back, including both of my sons who left for Calgary. They will not be returing to help NB try to bail itself out of the financial mess they are finally seeing themselves, in large part because of "Official Bilingualism.". You're on your own, sick or swim!
Many restaurants are now just adding a 15% tip onto your restaurant bill.. I think that's the way to go..
To many people are just chronically cheap.. and waitresses/waiters live off their tips.
Oh yeah... and
To many people are just chronically cheap.. and waitresses/waiters live off their tips.
Oh yeah... and
Many restaurants are now just adding a 15% tip onto your restaurant bill.. I think that's the way to go..
To many people are just chronically cheap.. and waitresses/waiters live off their tips.
Oh yeah... and
I have a bit of a problem with that one although I do generally give 12-15%, but I believe a tip is paid for good service and should be up to the person receiving the service whether it was good or not and I think it's highly presumptuous that someone else make that decision. I've run across a few restaurants where that happens but unfortunately for them I get to make the last decision, that being that I won't be going back. So F**K them! -
I normally tip 20%-30%..... last time I was at red lobsters, they stuck the 15% tip on and that was all they got. We let the manager know that he just cost his staff by adding the tip on and that it was doubtful we would be back there again. A tip is for service, period, and I decide if I have had good service, not the server.
Many restaurants are now just adding a 15% tip onto your restaurant bill.. I think that's the way to go..
To many people are just chronically cheap.. and waitresses/waiters live off their tips.
Oh yeah... and
I have a bit of a problem with that one although I do generally give 12-15%, but I believe a tip is paid for good service and should be up to the person receiving the service whether it was good or not and I think it's highly presumptuous that someone else make that decision. I've run across a few restaurants where that happens but unfortunately for them I get to make the last decision, that being that I won't be going back. So F**K them! -
I am amazed that you manage to 'conflate' both rules.
WE appear to be dealing with a 'Magic Justin' pulled out of the hat as needed.
He's:
:
1. Too shrewd a businessperson- saw a market niche- went for it.
2. Way too naïve- no business sense.
3. Way too smart- he evaded a 'Tory Trap' at grace Harbour. (The local Tories are suddenly off the seniors' home board.)
4. Way too dumb - not sure WHY this come sup- but, oh, well....
WAY too ahead in the public opinion polls. Where's the 'Reform Party recall mechanism now?
Why would that be the way to go? Pay a decent wage, charge a decent price... SO much simpler! Like the Japanese restaurant in New York that made the news by getting rid of tipping.
It's a good thought Karrie, but I'm not sure it would "fly". What do you consider to be a decent wage for waiting tables? I really don't think there's much room to raise prices much more. Once in a blue moon you see a Mum and Pop operation, where prices are really reasonable, so If prices went up they would just siphon off more of the business and people would be happy to give generous tips. Some of these restaurants now are charging $10 for a hamburger, which generally includes fries and/or some cold slaw.
How about just having a prime minister and government who gets the job done. Have we ordered the new fighters to replace the aging F-18s yet? Is Harper saving that decision for the next government? The cost of the F-35s turns out to be about three times what the conservatives budgeted for. I doubt Harper's record will get the next gang of Conservatives elected.
We already have had one long, expensive dose of a Trudeau, do we really need another? Charisma and crowd pleasing does not necessarily a good prime minister make!
I find there are places, that after adding 15-18% still get miffed when you don't add something more to the still present TIP line on the bill. If only negative numbers worked ...
Pierre Elliot Trudeau's Accomplishments
PET was well respected in the world and he helped put Canada on the map while he was in power. He had a vision for Canada...unlike our current PM.
Trudeau's Accomplishments??
The War Measures Act is listed as an accomplishment???
As is the Official Languages Act and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms??
I don't think "accomplishment" means what they think it means.
Ho Ho Ho
Another Internet wordsmith dripping envy.
EVERY ONE of these engagement contractors, including the now removed CONS From the Grace Harbour home board, knew EXACTLY what his fees were. Its CALLLED BUSINESS INTHE FREE MARKET.
Get it??? BUSINESS CONTRACT..ENTREPRENEUR- GET IT???
NAH YOU DON'T GET IT.