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Ed O'Brien -- Do you think someone like the CEO of the Red Cross is only worth 200k ? To get top people in their fields non-profits have to compete with for profit companys with salaries...Also because a company is a non profit it doesn't mean the employees have to be.............Another argument could be that Compton isn't the top man in his field -- thats a whole different thing .
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Bobby,
Are you including athletes, actors and actresses, authors of books, congressman, pilots, surgeons, Bill Gates, Donald Trump, etc. or just anybody and everybody ... the last time I looked it is still a free country, if someone offered you a 500k job would you turn it down and say no, I am only worth 100k ... Jack is right, you probably have never made or been close to 100k a year ... and there are people that work hard and deserve it. You could be one of them, no one is stopping you but yourself ...
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No i havn't, made 68k last year,wife and I together made $120k. I guess what I wrote didn't match what I was trying to write. All I was saying is maybe these people could use a tax break (haha) and give back to the company. Let's see the gov tax $1 a year. the company gave to them all these years. Like the big 3, why did they go to the gov for a bailout? If the big dogs would give back and maybe a few years down the road, take back. Shoot, I don't know. Never ran a business b4, so I guess I'm just blowing smoke up my own *****.
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This whole thing has been debated to death. There seems to be no means by which to change what has happened. Fortunately we all do have a choice, take it in stride and go on or change our racing habits, and I call it a habit cause that's what it really is we got hooked on it knowing going in that it was going to cost us all money and time and was never going to return what we have invested. From my stand point the extra money is NOT going to make me quit racing if were just a money issue I would have quit years ago. Personally the ONLY issue I have is the way it was "announced" without warning or any real comm. from the top people. I find what people Do is a better indicator of their character than what they say. Joe
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Well Joe........ you're right about one thing........ we can't change what has already happened....... BUT..... we can make an attempt to stop it from continuing......... "CHOP FROM THE TOP"........ throw all of the big dollar guys into the street........ and then hire qualified people to fill the jobs at a much lower rate...... most of the big businesses in my area seem to be doing it and seem to be better for it....... besides, do we really think that the guys at the top of the pyramid are the ones making it work???.........
ANYWAY...... write as many letters as you can to NHRA and, most importantly, Forrest Lucas, whose company sponsors the Sportsman Series......... if the pile gets big enough, someone might think something is wrong.......... |
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