K9DRDOh

4 ms·

1.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
This type of comment always surprises me, it is very short sighted. so the criteria for success is 'making six digits' which you correlate to hard work and intelligence. That ignores the following cases: - Intelligent, hard workin
2.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
"Article also doesn't advise strongly enough to do an online or early checkin." What is not clear from your statement is that, if you try to check in online, you must pay for seat selection, unless You check in to the website
3.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
Air Canada is one of the worst airlines I have ever had the displeasure to fly. I had this exact experience a few weeks ago with Air Canada out of Vancouver. I ended up with the dreaded GTE on my boarding pass, buy essentially refusing to b
4.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
you are imaging bigotry where there is none in the above comment. it would equally apply if the wife was the sole bread winner,
5.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
Im having the same challenges. In my case working from home not by choice, and will likely continue to be remote for a few more months. Its not too bad when the kids are at school, but my biggest challenge is to convince my wife that '
6.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
I must have missed something in the article. the main cons I gleaned are - some items are not as cheap as walmat/costco like Fluor - they dont create as much jobs as traditional grocery stoes ( 9 vs 14) I assume the folks who are strug
7.
by K9DRDOh 8y ago
Like most people here, it is purely an issue of momentum. I completed my studies and got married in this city. Where I live is ok, im used to it lots of family around .. but deep in side somehow I feel stifled