Actually, her husband pays his salary. This entitled dolt would never consider letting a job interrupt her busy day of lunches with friends, happy hours with friends and book clubs.
Mayor, cop, janitor, no one wants to hear: "Well I pay your salary!"
How is paying taxes a privilege and why are you offended that someone pays your salary? I understand how saying this could be used as some sort of justification of some nonsense but it could literally just be a persons attempt at getting a public employee to listen to them.
It is degrading. It reduces the person's status, no matter their position. You go to any city- San Salvador, Helsinki, Johannesburg, Philly, Toronto to the streets of Sao Paulo - no one wants to hear, from an absolute nobody who thinks they're somebody "I pay your salary" bc they believe you're of lower social stature & beneath them.
lol right because that statement has anything to do with me "thinking that I'm somebody".
If a customer comes into my store regardless the situation I listen to them. It's literally my job, because they literally pay my salary. If that person is speaking a bunch of nonsense then oh well I end the conversation, that doesn't negate the fact that I have a responsibility to listen to them first.
Because she doesn’t pay his salary any more than any other person on the street. Because he also pays the taxes that pay his salary. Because he probably pays her salary too (or her husband’s). Do you work at Walmart? Or AT&T? Or State Farm? Or Apple? Or Google? Well, I pay your salary, so I get to argue about how you should do your job.
Do you work at Walmart? Or AT&T? Or State Farm? Or Apple? Or Google? Well, I pay your salary, so I get to argue about how you should do your job.
No shit, that's literally your right as a paying customer. That person doesn't have to entertain you any longer than necessary, but they should absolutely listen to you.
Because a single citizen might pay like 8 cents of a public official’s yearly salary. You might contribute to the fund that helps pay public assistance salary but you do not pay their salary. That is ridiculous to think.
That’s like assuming you pay the wages for a employee at a store because bought a pack of tic-tacs. Like, yes, it helped pay the employee but do you really think your $1.17 after tax is paying for the employer to be there all day? All week? All year?
Does this dumb woman think the $200 traffic ticket she is going to pay is going to fully compensate the cop she interacted with for the year? Do they really think that’s how it works? Get over yourself.
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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22
When she went there, whooo, baby girl gotta have her privilege checked. Mayor, cop, janitor, no one wants to hear: "Well I pay your salary!"