Control Elon Musk

[blackpowder]

I'm beginning to suspect some here have an unclear understanding of how the income generating world functions.
Certain strata always gone after an ownership change.
The only LOL I see here is Chuck's view from The Big Rock Candy Mountain.

[WiltonRanch]

What an excellent idea.

Imagine if we tried that with civil servants.

Fire them all.

Wait a few days and find out if any service they performed was vital or not. Are the lights still on, food on the shelves, health care available, streets safe, kids getting educated etc.?

Start rehiring from the bottom rung on up until necessary services are restored.

I expect far less than half would need to be rehired.

The remainder can join the private sector workforce and do something productive instead of being parasites on the economy.

He’s using the same method he adopted from Russians when developing rockets. Purposely blow them up to find the weak points. Sure it creates chaos and hard feelings but it is effective cutting out the necrotic tissue. I remember years ago a bar I used to frequent when I lived in the city the owner I got to know canned his staff out of the blue. I asked him about it and he said you gotta do it once in a while. Most were rehired minus the dead weight.

[shtferbrains]

The best are happy to see the slackers and bitchers gone.
Gives them room to Excell without getting shamed.

[WiltonRanch]

The best are happy to see the slackers and bitchers gone.
Gives them room to Excell without getting shamed.

Husky did the same thing in guise of the downturn in oil. Anyone half decent had nothing to worry about but whiners and slackers got punted.

[foragefarmer]

He’s using the same method he adopted from Russians when developing rockets. Purposely blow them up to find the weak points. Sure it creates chaos and hard feelings but it is effective cutting out the necrotic tissue. I remember years ago a bar I used to frequent when I lived in the city the owner I got to know canned his staff out of the blue. I asked him about it and he said you gotta do it once in a while. Most were rehired minus the dead weight.

Highly doubt Putin's looking to find weak points with anything that can explode these days. That's all he's got left, as that mighty army everybody thought he had is showing huge cracks everywhere.

Soldiers shouting out during training to commanders "Meat Grinder". Ukrainians are slaughtering them as the Russians do not have any fight in them.

As for the bar owner, it would be tough to do in today's world with the worker shortages in the service industry.

[blackpowder]

Highly doubt Putin's looking to find weak points with anything that can explode these days. That's all he's got left, as that mighty army everybody thought he had is showing huge cracks everywhere.

Soldiers shouting out during training to commanders "Meat Grinder". Ukrainians are slaughtering them as the Russians do not have any fight in them.

As for the bar owner, it would be tough to do in today's world with the worker shortages in the service industry.

Perhaps, but I know of one bigger business here who laid off everyone with an NDP bumper sticker after Rachel voted in.

[WiltonRanch]

Highly doubt Putin's looking to find weak points with anything that can explode these days. That's all he's got left, as that mighty army everybody thought he had is showing huge cracks everywhere.

Soldiers shouting out during training to commanders "Meat Grinder". Ukrainians are slaughtering them as the Russians do not have any fight in them.

As for the bar owner, it would be tough to do in today's world with the worker shortages in the service industry.

There’s a term for this in engineering. Instead of modeling excessively before a working prototype is produced you build a prototype you think might work and trouble shoot on the assembly line. A few test pilots might die but in eastern thought process it’s acceptable loss you know. Lol. Crick and Cragye or something it’s called.

[chuckChuck]

What an excellent idea.

Imagine if we tried that with civil servants.

Fire them all.

Wait a few days and find out if any service they performed was vital or not. Are the lights still on, food on the shelves, health care available, streets safe, kids getting educated etc.?

Start rehiring from the bottom rung on up until necessary services are restored.

I expect far less than half would need to be rehired.

The remainder can join the private sector workforce and do something productive instead of being parasites on the economy.

So fire half the teachers and nurses too? That would be popular! LOL

We really don't need so many farmers either. It would be a whole more efficient if we let all the smaller medium sized ones go broke and leave it the biggest ones to take over.

And the remainder can get a job instead of relying on government subsidies and safety nets.

[blackpowder]

So fire half the teachers and nurses too? That would be popular! LOL

We really don't need so many farmers either. It would be a whole more efficient if we let all the smaller medium sized ones go broke and leave it the biggest ones to take over.

And the remainder can get a job instead of relying on government subsidies and safety nets.

I'll give you credit. You are consistent.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

So fire half the teachers and nurses too? That would be popular! LOL

We really don't need so many farmers either. It would be a whole more efficient if we let all the smaller medium sized ones go broke and leave it the biggest ones to take over.

And the remainder can get a job instead of relying on government subsidies and safety nets.

Can you tell us the ratio of teachers and nurses vs administrators and bureaucrats? If you rehire from the bottom rung on up, who do you think gets rehired first?