chapotraphouse

"I did without a paycheck for 7 years"

because you just didn't pay yourself and counted everything you paid into the business as a loss, so you just didn't have to pay taxes, you just had to pull out enough of your pre-tax income to pay your utilities

I made an LLC for my husband's hobby of repairing mowers that then became our sole income, and it has taught me a lot about how much these fuckers can claim against their income to diminish their tax obligations. The way the system is rigged against anyone who doesn't own a business - all of the poor fuckers deducting their expenses from their post-tax income - is ridiculous.

It was $100 to file for an LLC in Ohio. Idk how much it is in your state, but maybe you should consider it

After "i'm slightly right of Atilla the Hun" i was prepared for a great bit, but it's just a boring murican shit.

did without a paycheck for seven years

a) this did not happen

b) even if it did he owns the company, he made this theoretical sacrifice for the equity not for the employees

Civil War Against the left

The "left" they're so scared of:

These dumb as bricks fascists deserve one thing:

I did without a paycheck for seven years during the Great Recession so that all of my employees could keep their jobs.

r/ThatHappened

While dunking is more fun, responses like this are evidence that the contradictions of Capitalism are beginning to even adversely affect the Petite and National Bourgeoisie in America.

I would try something like, "Don't you wish that profit margins weren't so tight these days that you had to go years without a paycheck and into hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt just to take care of and provide for your employees?"

they were literally never okay

"I'm slightly right of Attila the Hun"

Guys, we found a vampire! Gettem!

I can't see the image in the body? Even when I go to lemmy.ml or lemmy.dbzer0

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At Langley, sometimes I'll ride around in someone's car whose father was a veteran. Whenever we're around asshole drivers or cops, I'll cynically go, "what? I'm a veteran CIA agent! You wouldn't do this to a veteran would you?!" And it gets a laugh out of him.

It simply takes a weirdo to want to tend to a lot of employees. Even given the project is noble and useful, making payroll is a responsibility and it weighs heavily. You're not going into personal debt when you take a payroll loan, by the way. You're not fucking your own life up with risk. Remember, their worst fear is losing their capital and having to work like you. Whether you fire everyone and stop being in business or everyone has to leave because you have to do bankruptcy and the business gets dissolved is an inconsequential difference (bankruptcy might be a giga loss that means you don't pay taxes for a decade or something).

Beyond that they just hate liberals and I mean . Ask them about spearheading union organization to make sure their employees get as much as they possibly can via collective bargaining.

I'm slightly to the right of Attila the Hun

I hate that I know this but is this motherfucker identifying with the military coup portrayed in the fucking movie version of Evita? This is a line from that unless I'm mistaken. Just, an unbelievable level of cringe

EDIT: I was fucking right though it might also be from the original musical