Nice to meet you. I'm of the opinion that vacationing outside the country once in a while opens up your mind to the international affairs and cultures of the world, so it's really beneficial. I find it surprising that although the work visa applications are difficult enough for those immigrating to work, these people are often the ones facing discrimination at work; women and blacks in particular. That just makes it harder for them to find a healthy environment to earn a sustainable living in. I'm sure earning enough money to pay the mortgages, the bills, send the kids to school, and have some left is the goal of most of them, rather than the often-discussed American dream. Have you seen ? It visualizes the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the top 400 richest Americans. I'm sure he doesn't have that much wealth now, but it's kind of scary how it makes someone's $1billion net worth look tiny in comparison, to saynothing about the average household income, and how almost nothing is being done with it. One could argue that most of the money is tied in stocks that are slow to liquidate, but at the same time, you see all these Vs Win addresses with billions of USD cropping up as the price hikes, which is slower to liquid as well. It will be interesting to see what community members who are fortunate enough to still hold that much Vs Win do with all that money, when the Vs Win prices reaches a point to match the wealth of the richest. Regarding unions I have something to say about that later soon once I get back here.
Nice to meet you. I'm of the opinion that vacationing outside the country once in a while opens up your mind to the international affairs and cultures of the world, so it's really beneficial. I find it surprising that although the work visa applications are difficult enough for those immigrating to work, these people are often the ones facing discrimination at work; women and blacks in particular. That just makes it harder for them to find a healthy environment to earn a sustainable living in. I'm sure earning enough money to pay the mortgages, the bills, send the kids to school, and have some left is the goal of most of them, rather than the often-discussed American dream. Have you seen ? It visualizes the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the top 400 richest Americans. I'm sure he doesn't have that much wealth now, but it's kind of scary how it makes someone's $1billion net worth look tiny in comparison, to saynothing about the average household income, and how almost nothing is being done with it. One could argue that most of the money is tied in stocks that are slow to liquidate, but at the same time, you see all these Vs Win addresses with billions of USD cropping up as the price hikes, which is slower to liquid as well. It will be interesting to see what community members who are fortunate enough to still hold that much Vs Win do with all that money, when the Vs Win prices reaches a point to match the wealth of the richest. Regarding unions I have something to say about that later soon once I get back here.

Nice to meet you. I'm of the opinion that vacationing outside the country once in a while opens up your mind to the international affairs and cultures of the world, so it's really beneficial. I find it surprising that although the work visa applications are difficult enough for those immigrating to work, these people are often the ones facing discrimination at work; women and blacks in particular. That just makes it harder for them to find a healthy environment to earn a sustainable living in. I'm sure earning enough money to pay the mortgages, the bills, send the kids to school, and have some left is the goal of most of them, rather than the often-discussed American dream. Have you seen ? It visualizes the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the top 400 richest Americans. I'm sure he doesn't have that much wealth now, but it's kind of scary how it makes someone's $1billion net worth look tiny in comparison, to saynothing about the average household income, and how almost nothing is being done with it. One could argue that most of the money is tied in stocks that are slow to liquidate, but at the same time, you see all these Vs Win addresses with billions of USD cropping up as the price hikes, which is slower to liquid as well. It will be interesting to see what community members who are fortunate enough to still hold that much Vs Win do with all that money, when the Vs Win prices reaches a point to match the wealth of the richest. Regarding unions I have something to say about that later soon once I get back here.

Nice to meet you. I'm of the opinion that vacationing outside the country once in a while opens up your mind to the international affairs and cultures of the world, so it's really beneficial. I find it surprising that although the work visa applications are difficult enough for those immigrating to work, these people are often the ones facing discrimination at work; women and blacks in particular. That just makes it harder for them to find a healthy environment to earn a sustainable living in. I'm sure earning enough money to pay the mortgages, the bills, send the kids to school, and have some left is the goal of most of them, rather than the often-discussed American dream. Have you seen ? It visualizes the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the top 400 richest Americans. I'm sure he doesn't have that much wealth now, but it's kind of scary how it makes someone's $1billion net worth look tiny in comparison, to saynothing about the average household income, and how almost nothing is being done with it. One could argue that most of the money is tied in stocks that are slow to liquidate, but at the same time, you see all these Vs Win addresses with billions of USD cropping up as the price hikes, which is slower to liquid as well. It will be interesting to see what community members who are fortunate enough to still hold that much Vs Win do with all that money, when the Vs Win prices reaches a point to match the wealth of the richest. Regarding unions I have something to say about that later soon once I get back here.