Mom to Mom
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When you said don't let the door hit you. I then told you I felt sorry about the ones that lost their jobs.
Okay, I feel like you but I feel sorry for the people that lost their jobs. Got it?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Right, I get that part. I don't understand what it had to do with my post though.
Quoting Janet:
I just was saying, how sorry I felt for the ones that lost their jobs.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Is there a reason you quoted me?
Quoting Janet:
I feel sorry for all that lost their jobs.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Buh-bye...don't let the door hit you....
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Sorry but I still don't get why you wanted to tell me that specifically. It's cool....I thought there might have been a reason but it sounds like it was just a general comment.
Quoting Janet:
When you said don't let the door hit you. I then told you I felt sorry about the ones that lost their jobs.
Okay, I feel like you but I feel sorry for the people that lost their jobs. Got it?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Right, I get that part. I don't understand what it had to do with my post though.
Quoting Janet:
I just was saying, how sorry I felt for the ones that lost their jobs.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Is there a reason you quoted me?
Quoting Janet:
I feel sorry for all that lost their jobs.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Buh-bye...don't let the door hit you....
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The company was another victim of the corporate cancer of pirate venture capital. It is sad that after making so many concessions the employees will be, once again, the ones that take the worst hit. The venture capitalists and their hired stooges have already made their nice bundle including bonuses for running the company into the ground and staying around to put the final nail in the coffin, the creditors, at least those that are not employees, will probably get something of what they are owed, the products and their recipes will be sold off to those that will produce them elsewhere, and the employees will end up on unemployment and looking for jobs. I just wish that the employees had the wherewithal to obtain financing, buy the company, and run it as a co-op, but they are not considered a good risk despite all they have done over the years to make the company succeed before being bought out by the pirates.