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2020 Democratic Challengers Vi: The Undiscovered Country

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When I worked at Sam's Club, the basic membership was free, and the remainder cost of the Plus membership was taken out from paycheck to paycheck, so $2-$3 per check.

When I worked at Target and Wally World, I got a 10% discount.
 
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MissThundercat said:
When I worked at Sam's Club, the basic membership was free, and the remainder cost of the Plus membership was taken out from paycheck to paycheck, so $2-$3 per check.

When I worked at Target and Wally World, I got a 10% discount.
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Were they forcing you into the higher membership bracket? When I was there back during college, the 98-99 school year, it was just the basic membership for free.
 
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St. Clown said:
Were they forcing you into the higher membership bracket? When I was there back during college, the 98-99 school year, it was just the basic membership for free.
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Put it this way: when I worked there the second time, they were really pushing for everyone to be a Plus member. The talk I got was "it's okay if you choose the basic membership, but the Plus is what you REALLY want." And though I was in carts, they gave "coaching" to cashiers who weren't getting people to sign up for the Plus membership.
 
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Re: your email. Sorry if I offended you Rube, that wasn't really my intention.
 
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Job creation numbers (updated):<br><br>Trump: 4.6 million <br>Obama: 17.2 million <br>GW Bush: 2.1 million<br>Clinton: 21.5 million<br>Bush Sr: 2.6 million<br><br>Democrats (16 years): 38.7 million<br>Republicans (14.5 years): 9.3 million<br><br>But please tell me more about how the GOP is good for the economy.</p>— Ted (@trom771) <a href="https://twitter.com/trom771/status/1181275840732155906?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 7, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

This is another thing that Democrats don't "sell" enough.
 
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If it weren't for the GOP voluntarily cratering the economy, the Dems wouldn't have such good numbers. The GOP is helping juice those numbers!

;)
 
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aparch said:
If it weren't for the GOP voluntarily cratering the economy, the Dems wouldn't have such good numbers. The GOP is helping juice those numbers!

;)
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Funny how that works. Since 1984 Pubbies live for the boom/bust economy, and Dems fix it by...*gasp* raising taxes?!?!
 
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BassAle said:
There aren’t enough “real living jobs” for minimum wage earners to aspire to.
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Bullsh*. There aren't enough white collar jobs. Blue collar is hurting. Manufacturing/etc are begging for workers.
https://www.twincities.com/2019/09/...-skilled-production-jobs-among-the-most-open/
As of Sept 30, this year.

With the recent release in the number of job vacancies, there are now 10 open jobs for every nine unemployed Minnesotans.
 
The Rube said:
Bullsh*. There aren't enough white collar jobs. Blue collar is hurting. Manufacturing/etc are begging for workers.
https://www.twincities.com/2019/09/...-skilled-production-jobs-among-the-most-open/
As of Sept 30, this year.

With the recent release in the number of job vacancies, there are now 10 open jobs for every nine unemployed Minnesotans.
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I’m on board with amy, and I suspect you, with her plan. College isn’t free- but direct people into those skilled blue collar jobs and make loans less predatory and control the outrageous costs of college
 
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