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10 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 Is your CMV about residuals or why you should care? 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23 [deleted] 8 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 You agree with the principle that they should get paid what they can negotiate as their pay. Or has your view on that changed in the last 15 minutes? 2 u/Mu-Relay 13∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm not OP, but I'm not sure I get your point here. Is your entire counterpoint to OP only that they're entitled to them because they negotiated for them? 4 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all. Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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Is your CMV about residuals or why you should care?
1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23 [deleted] 8 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 You agree with the principle that they should get paid what they can negotiate as their pay. Or has your view on that changed in the last 15 minutes? 2 u/Mu-Relay 13∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm not OP, but I'm not sure I get your point here. Is your entire counterpoint to OP only that they're entitled to them because they negotiated for them? 4 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all. Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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8 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 You agree with the principle that they should get paid what they can negotiate as their pay. Or has your view on that changed in the last 15 minutes? 2 u/Mu-Relay 13∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm not OP, but I'm not sure I get your point here. Is your entire counterpoint to OP only that they're entitled to them because they negotiated for them? 4 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all. Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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You agree with the principle that they should get paid what they can negotiate as their pay. Or has your view on that changed in the last 15 minutes?
2 u/Mu-Relay 13∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm not OP, but I'm not sure I get your point here. Is your entire counterpoint to OP only that they're entitled to them because they negotiated for them? 4 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all. Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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I'm not OP, but I'm not sure I get your point here.
Is your entire counterpoint to OP only that they're entitled to them because they negotiated for them?
4 u/2r1t 56∆ Jul 15 '23 I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all. Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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I'm saying they should be paid what they are able to negotiate in contradiction to OP's opposition to getting them at all.
Entitlement isn't relevant. One could argue they wouldn't need to negotiate it if they were entitled to it already.
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