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Buying and playing Saint's Row IV would require Chris to have good taste. Plus, I don't know if he could handle the male nudity in it.
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Macdonalds would lose billions thanks to that one commercial putting everyone who views it off their food.GrandNumberOfPounds said:Unfortunately, no. I don't know if Chris has entered any contests in a long time. It would be lulzy if his crappy commercial of a tomgirl eating q-sands and fries made it to TV because all the trolls voted for it.
Is there any word on wether Chris considers his lego deck holder a lesser creation over his iDea book case?sparklemilhouse said:Here it is:
http://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en/promotio ... vinit.html
McDonalds gives ppl little assignments like, "Share you in your pajamas" or "share how you wake up in the morning", or "Share your handmade stuff"
...oh god. "share your handmade stuff"? iDea book vid clip in 3...2...
GrandNumberOfPounds said:Unfortunately, no. I don't know if Chris has entered any contests in a long time. It would be lulzy if his crappy commercial of a tomgirl eating q-sands and fries made it to TV because all the trolls voted for it.
Drawets Rednaxela said:Being long-term unemployed myself, I wonder how Chris would cope if he had to sign-on twice a month like I do. I concider myself a very patient person and able to deal with stress (sigh). But the DWP with their blatant refusual to listen to me has reduced me to tears, made me raise my voice above what I thought I was capable of and made me hate my life so much I just wanted it to end. So I can only wonder how long it would take for the autistic wonder to flip his shit.
Sorry if it seems like I'm venting, but having to deal with the DWP's faggotry and knowing chris dosn't have to lift a finger to recive his tugboat - while mine is suspended for three fucking months if I miss even one measly apointment - is so frustrating. All the more so concidering I sincerly would love to be in work, while Chris couldn't give a shit.
Well there is a difference in what you're going for and what Chris has. I assume you're on JSA, which is only intended to keep people alive basically while looking for work. What Chris gets has nothing to do with his employment status and is not means tested. It's purely a stipend of sorts because he has autism which is intended to help pad out a regular income since his autism will hold him back in the workplace more than a regular person. It's not intended to be a person's sole source of income, but Bob convinced Chris otherwise (though to be honest I'm sure it was just the excuse he was looking for to never have to work)Drawets Rednaxela said:Being long-term unemployed myself, I wonder how Chris would cope if he had to sign-on twice a month like I do. I concider myself a very patient person and able to deal with stress (sigh). But the DWP with their blatant refusual to listen to me has reduced me to tears, made me raise my voice above what I thought I was capable of and made me hate my life so much I just wanted it to end. So I can only wonder how long it would take for the autistic wonder to flip his shit.
Sorry if it seems like I'm venting, but having to deal with the DWP's faggotry and knowing chris dosn't have to lift a finger to recive his tugboat - while mine is suspended for three fucking months if I miss even one measly apointment - is so frustrating. All the more so concidering I sincerly would love to be in work, while Chris couldn't give a shit.
symphonic_daydream said:Why does Chris remain unemployed? Doesn't a low paying job pay more than the money he receives from the government? He likes McDonald's, couldn't he operate the register there?
Eh, probably not. If he got a part time job, say, 20 hours a week at $8.50*, he'd be making just under $700 a month. That was less than his tugboat was back even before it got raised. And if he was trying to go for full time, or close to it, it'd be $1360 a month, which is just barely over what I think he's getting now.symphonic_daydream said:Why does Chris remain unemployed? Doesn't a low paying job pay more than the money he receives from the government? He likes McDonald's, couldn't he operate the register there?
This is one instance where Chris' reckless spending is almost a blessing. Usually these sort of benefits come with a limit on how much money you can have before you stop receiving them. I remember Thetan discussing how autistics receiving those benefits would have to go out on unnecessary spending sprees every once in a while just so they would keep receiving their benefits.Marvin said:And for most people, and especially Chris, unless you have a specific goal or something, it's not necessarily raw money that matters, but a money to effort ratio. Someone could work their ass off and make an extra $200, but it might not be worth it.
Drawets Rednaxela said:Being long-term unemployed myself, I wonder how Chris would cope if he had to sign-on twice a month like I do. I concider myself a very patient person and able to deal with stress (sigh). But the DWP with their blatant refusual to listen to me has reduced me to tears, made me raise my voice above what I thought I was capable of and made me hate my life so much I just wanted it to end. So I can only wonder how long it would take for the autistic wonder to flip his shit.
Sorry if it seems like I'm venting, but having to deal with the DWP's faggotry and knowing chris dosn't have to lift a finger to recive his tugboat - while mine is suspended for three fucking months if I miss even one measly apointment - is so frustrating. All the more so concidering I sincerly would love to be in work, while Chris couldn't give a shit.
symphonic_daydream said:Why does Chris remain unemployed? Doesn't a low paying job pay more than the money he receives from the government? He likes McDonald's, couldn't he operate the register there?
Marvin said:Eh, probably not. If he got a part time job, say, 20 hours a week at $8.50*, he'd be making just under $700 a month. That was less than his tugboat was back even before it got raised. And if he was trying to go for full time, or close to it, it'd be $1360 a month, which is just barely over what I think he's getting now.symphonic_daydream said:Why does Chris remain unemployed? Doesn't a low paying job pay more than the money he receives from the government? He likes McDonald's, couldn't he operate the register there?
And for most people, and especially Chris, unless you have a specific goal or something, it's not necessarily raw money that matters, but a money to effort ratio. Someone could work their ass off and make an extra $200, but it might not be worth it.
Plus Barb wouldn't let Chris get rid of the tugboat, I'm sure. She might let him get a part time job though.
* And I don't really know what mcdonalds cashiers make, but I think (based on a quick google) they might actually start at minimum wage, so it'd be less than this.
The Department of Work and Pensions. It's the branch of the UK government that deals with state benefits for unemployment, disabilities etcHoldek said:What's the DWP?