09-18-2004, 03:18 AM
I cant argue with that logic, nor would I even attepmt to.
and if you guys dont live at least middle class and have a sound reiterment package and a severance insurance package for when these bozo's go on strike you should go on a wild cat strike the minute they settle thier business.
I agree that you should ne be held hostage nor should the fans. this should have been settled last spring when their season was over, and since you say and I have heard as well many of the players have already signed contracts out of country which means you will probably lose more than 30 % of your income if I have figured this right. and the zambonie driver will not work at all.
I am not a hockey fan, but I do follow baseball a bit even if the tigers loose I still like to tune in on the radio. I remember just a few years back when we did not have any base ball.
the way it sounds, there wont be a hockey season this year. you know these guys cant back out of any contracts they have signed out of country.
there should be no reason for you to have to be a starving artist. Even in the kitchen where I have worked the watresses knew to share the tips with the dish washers and other ecential help. they know with out the dish washer speed and expert skill that if a coustomer sits down to a dull or spotted peice of silver whear or a filmy glass that their tips will fall through the floor.
the cook is the star and is paid well for his efforts and he makes sure his dish washers are fed better than the rest of the help because that is his contribution.
you are absolutly correct that the service department is a major contribution to the game. they get soft or sticky ice the puck wont fly across the ice and neither will the players.
changing gears here, I always wondered just how you guys were able to have ice one day boxing the next sesimee street the day after that then basket ball and then back to hockey all in the same week. that realy boggles the mind. I know how long it takes to defrost my freezer, I just did it last weekend, 9 hours it was, and mine wasnt ice it was just 3 inches of frost.
would you mind clueing me in on how you do it... just how do you get the ice off the floor in a days time and back on again?
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and if you guys dont live at least middle class and have a sound reiterment package and a severance insurance package for when these bozo's go on strike you should go on a wild cat strike the minute they settle thier business.
I agree that you should ne be held hostage nor should the fans. this should have been settled last spring when their season was over, and since you say and I have heard as well many of the players have already signed contracts out of country which means you will probably lose more than 30 % of your income if I have figured this right. and the zambonie driver will not work at all.
I am not a hockey fan, but I do follow baseball a bit even if the tigers loose I still like to tune in on the radio. I remember just a few years back when we did not have any base ball.
the way it sounds, there wont be a hockey season this year. you know these guys cant back out of any contracts they have signed out of country.
there should be no reason for you to have to be a starving artist. Even in the kitchen where I have worked the watresses knew to share the tips with the dish washers and other ecential help. they know with out the dish washer speed and expert skill that if a coustomer sits down to a dull or spotted peice of silver whear or a filmy glass that their tips will fall through the floor.
the cook is the star and is paid well for his efforts and he makes sure his dish washers are fed better than the rest of the help because that is his contribution.
you are absolutly correct that the service department is a major contribution to the game. they get soft or sticky ice the puck wont fly across the ice and neither will the players.
changing gears here, I always wondered just how you guys were able to have ice one day boxing the next sesimee street the day after that then basket ball and then back to hockey all in the same week. that realy boggles the mind. I know how long it takes to defrost my freezer, I just did it last weekend, 9 hours it was, and mine wasnt ice it was just 3 inches of frost.
would you mind clueing me in on how you do it... just how do you get the ice off the floor in a days time and back on again?
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