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Gladness you don't have it is criticism you're trying to hide behind semantics. You and I seem to have different ideas of an employment social contract (or non
by noobiemcfoob 7y ago
Gladness you don't have it is criticism you're trying to hide behind semantics.
You and I seem to have different ideas of an employment social contract (or non-existence of one). Unless you're interested to dig into that difference, I don't think we have anywhere else to go with this thread.
- CraigJPerry 7y agoGladness: "I'm glad i don't have a million dollars to manage in my bank account, just getting the best from my small savings is stressing me out!" Thankfully: "My bank account (thankfully) lacks a Bill Gates' sized stash of greenbacks, it does mean that it's impossible to buy a mansion though" I'm not criticising the concept of a million dollars in either of these statements. Thankfully, as used in the original context means something quite different to the meaning you've derived. I might still actually have a bone fide criticism of a million dollars, but that's neither here nor there in the context of either statement. I think wrapping it up's a fair shout though so no hard feelings and all the best.