Absolutely zero rough ridin' around or joking he’d be the absolute best candidate I could think of that could be elected.
https://twitter.com/marketwatch/status/1664074843610832896?s=46&t=odWzhuZU7P443NcVwlC1iQ
Absolutely zero rough ridin' around or joking he’d be the absolute best candidate I could think of that could be elected. Let’s hire this mother rough rider folks.
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What is so great about this guy
What is so great about this guyWell, for starters, his name could not whip more ass
imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
Well, he did personally shoot down a chopper full of US soldiers, make us run out of gas, and create inflation. Single handedly. All this do-gooder stuff he does 24/7/365 since he left office is probably just him trying not to go to hell for the horrible things he single handedly caused during his time in office.imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
Might have been a community organizer elected after him
Well, he did personally shoot down a chopper full of US soldiers, make us run out of gas, and create inflation. Single handedly. All this do-gooder stuff he does 24/7/365 since he left office is probably just him trying not to go to hell for the horrible things he single handedly caused during his time in office.imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
He’s running
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imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
Might have been a community organizer elected after him
Are you talking about Obama? :ROFL: bro was the most groomed globalist president of all time. My man got a publishing deal as a senator that was used to launch a presidential campaign. Since he entered Harvard literally everything he did was all about ending up in Washington.
Imagine a Dimon/Mayor Pete ticket
:sdeek:
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Mayor Pete is perfect.
Mayor Pete is perfect.
Agreed. Common ground confirmed.
Jamie Dimon rushing in to fill the massive hole in my heart left by the Sasse exit
https://twitter.com/YahooFinance/status/1665731831390687232
imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
imho, the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world is definitely the kind of person who understands and cares about the John Q Public everyman.
LOL, that ship has sailed, in presidential elections. Jimmy Carter was the last one of those and he was roundly mocked and very unpopular.
Well, he did personally shoot down a chopper full of US soldiers, make us run out of gas, and create inflation. Single handedly. All this do-gooder stuff he does 24/7/365 since he left office is probably just him trying not to go to hell for the horrible things he single handedly caused during his time in office.
Just a bump to remind everyone that one of #blueanongE's preferred future presidential candidates thinks our current immigration policies are insane.
Please post a link to the border bill, so we can dissect it.
That's not posting a link to the bill, and as expected, you're not willing to engage on the "put the Republicans on record" portion
Stupid Fitz - being more stupid than usual.
So the border was/is a disaster? After 3.5 years of trying to tell everyone there was no disaster on the border. I admit, you guys are the greatest gaslighters in history.
I never said there was no bill, I asked you to post a link to the bill.
Components of the bill were ridiculous and everyone with a clue knows that there was no way that Harris-Biden were going to worry one wit about surpassing any thresholds on crossings, nothing was going to change.
(second request) . . . any thoughts on Jamie Dimon calling Harrs-Biden (nearly) 4 years of immigration policy insane?
1. Still completely avoiding the Dimon comments - as expected
2. Thanks for the I'm just a bill on Capitol Hill walk through
That doesn't at all discuss the partisan politics behind pushing the vote, and the dynamics behind why Pubs (and some Dems) voted against it.
We're dealing with an administration that EO'd the crap out of the border on day one, then came back after gaslighting us on the crap show at the border and tried to claim their hands were tied.
mother rough rider
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My thoughts exactly :-)mother rough rider
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I wonder what kind of job/position Dimon declined to prompt this post.
I enjoyed his hot take about rising prices: get over it.
I mean that takes a considerable amount of courage knowing you could get luigi’d
Jim Cramer did single handedly get The Wendy’s Baconator hamburger sandwich back into my consciousness
https://x.com/zigmanfreud/status/1890202488596492620?s=46He should be efficient enough to not need to call people on Fridays. Waste of time. Get better, Jamie!
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I agree with SD on this stuff, but I am definitely sympathetic to Michigancats’s points. The value proposition of busting your ass is different now than it was for boomers and to a lesser extent gen X.
Used to be that in most careers at most companies that in about 10,000 hours of work time, or less, you’d be an “expert” and have a house and a nice car and enough cash for a comfortable family life. AND, you might have a pension or shot at earning some equity in the firm in some way. Put another way, it was clear that you’d be rewarded if you worked hard.
Those sorts of careers and employers are really hard to come by now. Better to go the high tech startup route…move to one of the tech areas, get super balls deep in as technical of an area as you can, and bounce from firm to firm looking to learn as much as you can as fast as possible and maybe luck into an IPO or hyper growth phase or something.
Advancement in companies has very little to do with productivity. Things like enthusiasm and agreeability are far more important. I'm dubious that his company is much different than everyone else in that regard.
I agree with both of you, but I think that mostly applies to corporate work… which is I suppose the majority of jobs these days.Advancement in companies has very little to do with productivity. Things like enthusiasm and agreeability are far more important. I'm dubious that his company is much different than everyone else in that regard.
agree with this. you obviously have to know what you are doing, but "self promotion", "being visible", etc. are way more important to climbing the ladder.
Advancement in companies has very little to do with productivity. Things like enthusiasm and agreeability are far more important. I'm dubious that his company is much different than everyone else in that regard.
agree with this. you obviously have to know what you are doing, but "self promotion", "being visible", etc. are way more important to climbing the ladder.
Advancement in companies has very little to do with productivity. Things like enthusiasm and agreeability are far more important. I'm dubious that his company is much different than everyone else in that regard.
agree with this. you obviously have to know what you are doing, but "self promotion", "being visible", etc. are way more important to climbing the ladder.
I mean that's pretty much what Dimon was asking for. He wasn't asking for people to work harder, he was asking them to answer the phone, pay attention in meetings, be in the office, etc. Make it seem like you're working hard and engaged.
Advancement in companies has very little to do with productivity. Things like enthusiasm and agreeability are far more important. I'm dubious that his company is much different than everyone else in that regard.
agree with this. you obviously have to know what you are doing, but "self promotion", "being visible", etc. are way more important to climbing the ladder.
I mean that's pretty much what Dimon was asking for. He wasn't asking for people to work harder, he was asking them to answer the phone, pay attention in meetings, be in the office, etc. Make it seem like you're working hard and engaged.
If he's asking for the appearance of work over actual work, I think we've found the flaw in his reasoning.
"Don't waste time on it. I don't care how many people sign that f---ing petition," Dimon said when asked about the in-person work policy during a town hall meeting Wednesday, according to a recording reviewed by Reuters.
Dimon was referring to a petition that had been circulating among a group of workers opposed to the company's latest policy, which was requiring hybrid workers to come back to the office full-time.
Oh man - alert the Barney Fife far remote Omaha white flight suburb cops!Dax, irl wut?
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I work from home just fine. However, I also admit that 25 year old me wouldn’t have learned a fraction as much working at home as I did working long hours traveling with my colleagues and being immersed in the culture and grind….it was DEFINITELY like an apprenticeship. I had a lot to learn about the real world.
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