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>COOKING IN PEOPLE'S HOMES WITH THEM
So Jack wants to break into random homes and cook the homeowners? Big if true.
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>COOKING IN PEOPLE'S HOMES WITH THEM
Well lets assume that a cooking with fat episode takes an hours worth of "work" and ignore Tammy doing most of the labor (I'm not going to count Fatty sitting and watching blues clues while something is sitting in the oven for an hour as "work").Jack, the guy who hasn't had a job in 20+ years, is saying others dont want to work![]()
I'm pretty sure I've spent more time looking for a job than him working.That's a tiring 6 hour work week. Kids these days, and those damned people who work from home have no idea how much effort he's putting in with that 6 hour work week of his, and no one wants to work as hard as he does.
The funny thing is, I find when you work from home you tend to work longer hours. You're there, no need to fight traffic or drive an hour to pick up the kids or anything. It's time you spend actually working. And when it's after 5pm you're STILL putting in the time because... why not?That's a tiring 6 hour work week. Kids these days, and those damned people who work from home have no idea how much effort he's putting in with that 6 hour work week of his, and no one wants to work as hard as he does.
Clearly the only career that is doable from home is being a youtube chef.The funny thing is, I find when you work from home you tend to work longer hours. You're there, no need to fight traffic or drive an hour to pick up the kids or anything. It's time you spend actually working. And when it's after 5pm you're STILL putting in the time because... why not?
I'm guessing Fatty has this idea that anybody who works from home takes two hour coffee breaks and just does the bare minimum. You know, like he does.
I kinda want to go on a long rant and I won't here. But personally as a leader in my line of work.. those who slack off at work, slack off at home. Those work hard at work work hard at home. Personally as still hybrid (I rarely use it for many reasons) I like having my laundry done as I'm grinding away.The funny thing is, I find when you work from home you tend to work longer hours. You're there, no need to fight traffic or drive an hour to pick up the kids or anything. It's time you spend actually working. And when it's after 5pm you're STILL putting in the time because... why not?
I'm guessing Fatty has this idea that anybody who works from home takes two hour coffee breaks and just does the bare minimum. You know, like he does.
The shitty employees tend to spoil things at work and even for departments and businesses that do allow work from home. Simple fact is, who the fuck cares where the work was done so long as it got done?I kinda want to go on a long rant and I won't here. But personally as a leader in my line of work.. those who slack off at work, slack off at home. Those work hard at work work hard at home. Personally as still hybrid (I rarely use it for many reasons) I like having my laundry done as I'm grinding away.
What's ironic, aside a few of the richest of the rich, I think there's a lot of push of RTO from the poorest. They are salty I can do a spread sheet run a meeting, talk to clients anywhere when we put a ribbon on their chest called them "essential" during COOF and were willing to let them die stocking Chex mix bags.
Yeah like the original post was trying to uplift young people but Jack decided to be an asshole and bitch about young people and brag how many times he read the bible.This entire exchange is PEAK jackism. Condescending as fuck, not even reading the OP and instead replying with some babel about "dem youngins no workin deez days" while being an unemployed 50 y/o BUM, leeching off his family for everything.
He kinda resembles MovieBob in this pic.25 years ago, 32 years old. Yeah, this guy was five strokes waiting to happen.
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No way he at my age looked like he's pushing fifties25 years ago, 32 years old. Yeah, this guy was five strokes waiting to happen.
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Actually the beauty of Napster was to be able to get your music for nothing. No more buying a CD to get the two songs you wanted and spending $15 on it. You got the songs you wanted and you paid nothing for it. And if not Napster then Limewire, Grokster, Morpheus and so on. And if you had broadband? Download a song in maybe a minute compared to 20 if doing it over dialup.Even though he was burning CDs out of his garage or whatever for a few months pretending that was going to replace MP3 piracy instead of itunes. https://archive.org/details/gtw-2002-06-25/mode/2up?q=jack+scalfani page 34
The time during lockdown was great. No need to spend an hour in traffic getting to work. No need to have people coming to your desk to talk to you. No need to deal with office politics or any of that bullshit.I kinda want to go on a long rant and I won't here. But personally as a leader in my line of work.. those who slack off at work, slack off at home. Those work hard at work work hard at home. Personally as still hybrid (I rarely use it for many reasons) I like having my laundry done as I'm grinding away.
It's because most employers understand that you're not going to be busy for all eight hours you're at work. There's going to be down times and crunch times but the important thing is that when they need you you're THERE. No excuses. If you are able to take off two hours early on a Friday then you can make up those two hours at a later time when they need you.It's also the same sort of people that bitch about those on a salary instead of an hourly wage that can leave the office 2 hours early after taking an hour long lunch and not needing to ask a supervisor permission to go take a smoke break or a shit, because they don't understand that the value in the job is not being a body that is present, it's the work getting done.
That is a HARD 32 and shows some really bad genetics and dietary choices.No way he at my age looked like he's pushing fifties
This only adds to my theory that he isn't human but a salmonella colony that took human form
That's a pretty terrible idea...
What are you talking about? He had to turn away hundreds of artists that wanted to use his service in just a few months, because no one wanted to spend ALL DAY downloading MP3s and burning a CD... oh wait cd burners were already in the $50 range, and could burn an audio CD in under 30 minutes fairly easily with the software they usually came with. Also it doesn't even make sense for Fatty to have turned down artists in the first place due to the lack of fixed cost for "publishing" for an artist because he was just burning CDs in his(or his brother's) garage anyway.That's a pretty terrible idea...
People downloaded music because they didn't want to buy a $12-$15 (back then that was the price) CD for just 1-2 songs that they liked. No one is going to pay $5 to order a CD from fatty when they could just spend $7-$10 more and get the whole CD at their local store and not have to wait for it to arrive.
Says the fat dying old man who sucks at literally everything and is completely incompetent at the one thing he's famous for.
Even then, he looked like the Amerimutt meme. What a swarthy cocksucker.25 years ago, 32 years old. Yeah, this guy was five strokes waiting to happen.
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Not true! Jack loves himself a sunny day. Nothing pleases him more than getting some warm,Jack will generally complain about the weather if he is outside.
Jack desires to cook in other people's houses
Of course he does. Fucking narcissist wants to feel like a famous, in-demand chef/personality that opens himself up to be hired for small, private events away from his primary restaurant business (an example of this that comes to mind is Josh Capon). However, having Jack in your house these days would be on par with releasing Tasmanian devils and a wasp swarm into the domicile- nothing but a complete liability. Assuming he doesn’t injure himself and threaten to sue, he would probably leave a trail of greasy filth and noxious odors in his wake. Think Chalooby from Monsters, Inc. (2001).>COOKING IN PEOPLE'S HOMES WITH THEM
The husband is unironically a big admirer of Jack’s