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Bob 3 year s ago
#2 the problem is that there was a guy payed to make up these policies. And another one to create the test. Fire all managers and replace by #6.
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Dorinda 3 year s ago
#76 Who puts olives on burritos anyway?
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Sheldon 3 year s ago
Dorinda,
ignorant cave dwellers
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Theodora 3 year s ago
#20 In the days before retirement funds, IRAs, etc, people would buy things which would increase in value because it was a form of investment. Fine china, cutlery, etc could be as good an investment as art. It was often something within the reach of families with modest means.
Another aspect of things such as fine china: if you were a guest in someone's home, and they brought out their best china - ie their investment in their children's future - it was a way of them telling you that you are more important to them than money. It was, and often still is, a clear indication of the massive esteem in which they held you. This is one of the highest forms of etiquette for many societies around the world.
I'm willing to bet the OP isn't aware of any of that. I'm guessing it's because she's such a rude b**ch that no one brings out anything for her but paper plates.
Another aspect of things such as fine china: if you were a guest in someone's home, and they brought out their best china - ie their investment in their children's future - it was a way of them telling you that you are more important to them than money. It was, and often still is, a clear indication of the massive esteem in which they held you. This is one of the highest forms of etiquette for many societies around the world.
I'm willing to bet the OP isn't aware of any of that. I'm guessing it's because she's such a rude b**ch that no one brings out anything for her but paper plates.
ignorant cave dwellers
Another aspect of things such as fine china: if you were a guest in someone's home, and they brought out their best china - ie their investment in their children's future - it was a way of them telling you that you are more important to them than money. It was, and often still is, a clear indication of the massive esteem in which they held you. This is one of the highest forms of etiquette for many societies around the world.
I'm willing to bet the OP isn't aware of any of that. I'm guessing it's because she's such a rude b**ch that no one brings out anything for her but paper plates.