Robots might indeed take your job away. They are celebrated in a museum. Sadly, most of our work is being sent overseas. Expect to see few robots if any. Instead, we see regular humans are doing menial task work making approx 50 cents per hour and that is a lot less than our minimum wage. Jobs that we need are going away, and getting a robot is not helping us any. Blame regulation or unions. However, I really doubt that we will see a return to high salaries anytime soon.
Thursday, February 9, 2017
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
money
$100 buys you less in some states and more in others than the average. New York is expensive. However, not so in Kansas so there we are. Inland is better than the coast for many reasons.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Sunday, February 5, 2017
copper coins
OK, so let me say... I do love copper coins. Still, modern pennies are 98% zinc. Oh wow, we have a scam. Like there only have a thin coating of copper. Yeah, we see some base metal is the rest of the coin. Well, that does worry me. Just when did we decide to stop using metals so precious?
Friday, February 3, 2017
Uber
Uber stops Taiwan service. Fines were just eating them up. Basically, this ride sharing app destroys good jobs and does not create any. It is a rotten company. Glad when they are gone. Probably, this app is one of the worst ideas ever. Brothers and sisters, let us hope that other nations will ban this worrisome app. Yeah, it is time to remove some clutter from my smartphone and free up some space. Like, we did say remove.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
amazon earnings
Look at every city and town and what do you see? Truly, a major transformation is upon us. Malls are going away. Customers buy online now. Just look at record amazon earnings. Like even wall mart cannot compete on price.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
50's slang
50's slang words sound a bit um corny. People still use flat out and pedal to the metal even now. However, I do not hear anyone young using 60's slang such as far out man or groovy music. Language does change over many years. That said, many novel phrases are associated with a characteristic era.
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