Thoughts and words from some interesting authors
Crime Thriller, Psychological Thriller Published: March 2021 Publisher: Bleaknorth Publishing What terrible secrets lie inside those doors? It was to be an ordinary holiday by the sea for the Miller family, a chance to bond after difficult times; but when they meet a local family, the Trevelyans, they become embroiled…
Family History Mystery Series, Book 2 Mystery Published: January 2021 Publisher: Lifelong Dreams Publishing On Sale for $.99 – For a Limited Time! Bodies turn up in the strangest places. Digger found her late, now reinvigorated, Uncle Benjamin sitting on her kitchen table. His spirit is free to roam his…
Literary Fiction, Literary Mystery Published: March 2021 Publisher: Luminare Press Kincaid planned an idyllic holiday from his life of violence, but that was before he met Jillian. After ten years and two dozen countries as a “security consultant”, Chance Kincaid craved solitude. The province of Palawan, with its pristine beaches,…
Food Services There is a lot of Trump Nazi Party propaganda claiming our food service industry worker shortage is due to Federal Unemployment Benefits. This claim is almost pure excrement. When you get to the end of this you will now have a greater understanding of The Bottom Moved Higher…
We are continuing our discussion about the myth of Federal unemployment benefits being the reason companies cannot find low wage workers. This installment will round out trucking and move on to food services. Last time I told you about my burning out on IT and getting a CDL. I told…
The reason you can’t find people to work the low wage jobs isn’t the additional federal unemployment benefits. There are many reasons you aren’t finding people. The shit wages you pay are only part of it. Featured image by marcinjozwiak from Pixabay I get so tired of the Trump Nazi…
★★★★☆ Far too many critics didn’t understand this heapin’ helpin’ of excellent cheese. They remind me of Roger Ebert and Charlies Angles. It took a few installments before he finally caught onto the joke. According to Wikipedia (a most unreliable source on the best of days) this movie cost $3.5…
