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....with stuff like this coming in and out of our canal :angry-smiley-038:
LS |
Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3408516)
....with stuff like this coming in and out of our canal :angry-smiley-038:
LS I must be in the wrong business and live in the wrong town. our local lake seems to enjoy all of the Pimp of the Nation Eastex bubba powerboating enthusiasts LOL!!! See ya, Kelly |
of course you have to have the matching sea doo on the back.....
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Don't knock Sunseekers owners, we need love too!
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3408516)
....with stuff like this coming in and out of our canal :angry-smiley-038:
LS Club-Nautico South Florida division really has some great options compared to the other northern branches! :evilb: :evilb: :drink: |
Who knows maybe this poor guy had to downsize .
Somehow I doubt it . |
recessions very rarely affect the rich, or the poor. its always the middle guys
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Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3408628)
recessions very rarely affect the rich, or the poor. its always the middle guys
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Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3408628)
recessions very rarely affect the rich, or the poor. its always the middle guys
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Originally Posted by prostock85
(Post 3408764)
I've noticed the poor seem to get richer during recessions... or at least seem to have ZERO ambition to get back to work
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I think some businesses profit from a recession
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Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
(Post 3409037)
I think some businesses profit from a recession
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3409987)
Yeah, like our Kalfornia firefighters... Avarage wage is up to $225k/year in the Bay Area, retire at 50 with 85% of your last years earnings for their pension. And they get to do labor trades throught their carier so they never use any vacation time then take up to one years un-used vacation as pay in their last year of employment boosting the last years salary.
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... INSANE@!$# |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3409987)
Yeah, like our Kalfornia firefighters... Avarage wage is up to $225k/year in the Bay Area, retire at 50 with 85% of your last years earnings for their pension. And they get to do labor trades throught their carier so they never use any vacation time then take up to one years un-used vacation as pay in their last year of employment boosting the last years salary.
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... entry-level firefighters/paramedics to $51,000, up from $44,000 a year. Top-level firefighters will see pay go from $62,000 to $71,600. Pay for captains will rise from the current $74,000 to $88,000. Source(s): http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/north… |
Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3410246)
I think your numbers are off a little see below. Are you sure you have your facts right? If fire fighters got paid that much everybody would be at the door for them. I know a lot of people sit back and say oh GOVT employees are rich or GM workers are rich and they truely dont know the facts. Below is numbers from San Diego and LA's isnt much different. I find it hard to beleive they make that much. If they do thats crazy. Although Id rather pay a fire fighter that much money instead of a pro athlete.
entry-level firefighters/paramedics to $51,000, up from $44,000 a year. Top-level firefighters will see pay go from $62,000 to $71,600. Pay for captains will rise from the current $74,000 to $88,000. Source(s): http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/north… Sam |
Originally Posted by Neverfastenuf
(Post 3410297)
Yep. I have a good friend who retired as a Captain in the LA area. He sure does not have that kind of pension. Sure he does well, but that is from other investments, not pension. Maybe the Bay area is different, I don't know.
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3408516)
....with stuff like this coming in and out of our canal :angry-smiley-038:
LS |
Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3410246)
I think your numbers are off a little see below. Are you sure you have your facts right? If fire fighters got paid that much everybody would be at the door for them. I know a lot of people sit back and say oh GOVT employees are rich or GM workers are rich and they truely dont know the facts. Below is numbers from San Diego and LA's isnt much different. I find it hard to beleive they make that much. If they do thats crazy. Although Id rather pay a fire fighter that much money instead of a pro athlete.
entry-level firefighters/paramedics to $51,000, up from $44,000 a year. Top-level firefighters will see pay go from $62,000 to $71,600. Pay for captains will rise from the current $74,000 to $88,000. Source(s): http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/north… |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3409987)
Yeah, like our Kalfornia firefighters... Avarage wage is up to $225k/year in the Bay Area, retire at 50 with 85% of your last years earnings for their pension. And they get to do labor trades throught their carier so they never use any vacation time then take up to one years un-used vacation as pay in their last year of employment boosting the last years salary.
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... 225k a year is unreal:eek: |
Originally Posted by rchevelle71
(Post 3410342)
They can make a killing in overtime, but not that much. My buddy in CT is well over 100K after overtime, but he has many cert's, and works OT every time someone takes a shift off.
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Fact Check:
http://www.mercurynews.com/salaries/bay-area Alameda County Fire Dept. Hoskins, James A Fire Captain Entity Name Alameda County Fire Dept. Base $116,460 Other $70,733 Gross $187,193 MDV $15,585 ER Psn $30,285 EPEPsn $0 DC $1,155 Misc. $281 TCOE $234,499 |
Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3410246)
I think your numbers are off a little see below. Are you sure you have your facts right? If fire fighters got paid that much everybody would be at the door for them. ...
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Originally Posted by huskyrider
(Post 3408530)
I believe that boat belongs to a friend of mine from TX. Older '80s model? He just picked it up at the Lauderdale boat show. |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3410500)
Fact Check:
http://www.mercurynews.com/salaries/bay-area Alameda County Fire Dept. Hoskins, James A Fire Captain Entity Name Alameda County Fire Dept. Base $116,460 Other $70,733 Gross $187,193 MDV $15,585 ER Psn $30,285 EPEPsn $0 DC $1,155 Misc. $281 TCOE $234,499 |
Originally Posted by Griswald
(Post 3410516)
I believe that boat belongs to a friend of mine from TX. Older '80s model? He just picked it up at the Lauderdale boat show.
http://www.sunseeker.com/showboat.php?bid=29 |
Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
(Post 3410714)
LOL! That is a late model Sunseeker, probably a Predator 64.
http://www.sunseeker.com/showboat.php?bid=29 |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3409987)
Yeah, like our Kalfornia firefighters... Avarage wage is up to $225k/year in the Bay Area, retire at 50 with 85% of your last years earnings for their pension. And they get to do labor trades throught their carier so they never use any vacation time then take up to one years un-used vacation as pay in their last year of employment boosting the last years salary.
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... Would you run in here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tk5D54VI0I |
Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
(Post 3410714)
LOL! That is a late model Sunseeker, probably a Predator 64.
http://www.sunseeker.com/showboat.php?bid=29 |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3410772)
I was thinking the same thing, it makes my Superchicken look like a old panga.
What year is your Superhawk? |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3409987)
Yeah, like our Kalfornia firefighters... Avarage wage is up to $225k/year in the Bay Area, retire at 50 with 85% of your last years earnings for their pension. And they get to do labor trades throught their carier so they never use any vacation time then take up to one years un-used vacation as pay in their last year of employment boosting the last years salary.
That takes a retired 50 year old to $382,500/ year for his pension. Not bad in a resetion! :eek: I wonder why the state is going broke..... |
Originally Posted by Catmando
(Post 3410838)
I think firemen and policemen are worth every penny they can make. Unlike you, they put their lives on the line in their jobs every day.
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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
(Post 3410825)
What year is your Superhawk?
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Originally Posted by Catmando
(Post 3410838)
I think firemen and policemen are worth every penny they can make. Unlike you, they put their lives on the line in their jobs every day.
You may not be aware of what the public unions are doing in California, please read; http://www.vcstar.com/news/2011/may/...g-advances-in/ We also pay 10% sales tax in our lovely state. |
Originally Posted by Catmando
(Post 3410838)
I think firemen and policemen are worth every penny they can make. Unlike you, they put their lives on the line in their jobs every day.
I will say this, what they make is all relative. I was down at camp last year and a friend of a friend came out from cali and he basically through out his whole finances and was discussing them. The guy from cali think he was from the LA area made roughly 300 a year and he was amazed at the house and items might friend had who makes less than 100 a year. My friend had a nicer house, a camp and two nice cars, the guy who made 300 had a small home and two older cars and thats all he could afford. Think he had a 12-1300 sq ft home that cost him 700,000 and his payment is like 6-7 grand a month for it. So its all relative |
Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3411185)
I agree, we as a country have no problem paying somebody 30 million a year to play baseball or somebody 10 million to make a movie, and those people provide nothing to society except entertainment and even then is crap half of the time.
My problem is with the speculators and hedge funds that are jerking off the public with the oil/gas situation. We have no choice or alternative to go to. F'ers... |
Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3411185)
I agree, we as a country have no problem paying somebody 30 million a year to play baseball or somebody 10 million to make a movie, and those people provide nothing to society except entertainment and even then is crap half of the time.
I will say this, what they make is all relative. I was down at camp last year and a friend of a friend came out from cali and he basically through out his whole finances and was discussing them. The guy from cali think he was from the LA area made roughly 300 a year and he was amazed at the house and items might friend had who makes less than 100 a year. My friend had a nicer house, a camp and two nice cars, the guy who made 300 had a small home and two older cars and thats all he could afford. Think he had a 12-1300 sq ft home that cost him 700,000 and his payment is like 6-7 grand a month for it. So its all relative You're right about it being relative though. 9 years back I sold my Fountain to a guy from the bay area. He and his wife flew out, had his truck shipped to my house I was in at the time. His truck got delayed and they ended up spending the weekend with us. He wondered what I did to afford a seven figure home. He was shocked when I told him I paid $215K for it. |
Originally Posted by Indy
(Post 3411194)
The good thing is that you don't have to watch baseball, subscribe to the NFL channel, go to the games, etc. You don't have to go to the movies or get the movie channels either so at least you have the choice not to put your hard earned dollars in their pockets.
My problem is with the speculators and hedge funds that are jerking off the public with the oil/gas situation. We have no choice or alternative to go to. F'ers... |
Originally Posted by Lofty
(Post 3411098)
It's an 02' with triple Yanmars and TriMax surface drives. We get some good use out of it in the Bay Area, we keep her up river but run down to the Bay out the gate to Half Moon Bay and up to Drakes and Tamales Bay for overnights. It's not the best overnight rig since there is no gally.
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Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 3408516)
....with stuff like this coming in and out of our canal :angry-smiley-038:
LS Where the hell am I supposed to land my helicopter on that piece of driftwood? :drink: |
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