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<blockquote data-quote="Murdy" data-source="post: 190407" data-attributes="member: 585">Consider this: every small business applied and qualified for the paycheck protection loan. They are required to keep approx 90% of their employees on the clock for x amount of months.Who do you know who actually lost their job?&nbsp; Who wasn’t able to work remotely?&nbsp; Cause I don’t know anyone out of work right now who isn’t a server... and these servers are my friends and I’ve told them for years to find careers.&nbsp; It’s a dime a dozen job that anyone can do.&nbsp; As soon as the restaurants were forced to shutdown, all of the servers were let go.&nbsp; I know this because I’m friends with numerous small business owners in this area who had to do this to their employees.&nbsp; That was the biggest hit to the unemployment situation.&nbsp; Most of the people I know or work with were or had a spouse on furlough or standby. I am only aware of 1 person who lost their job after 15 years, but they had well-known issues with the changeover in management that occurred less than 2 months before that.... so....The pretty gay boys have been living it up on UE benefits running back and forth to Vegas on that stimulus since last summer.&nbsp; Trust me when I say their money has gone to alcohol, drugs and Jordan’s.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Murdy, post: 190407, member: 585"] Consider this: every small business applied and qualified for the paycheck protection loan. They are required to keep approx 90% of their employees on the clock for x amount of months. Who do you know who actually lost their job? Who wasn’t able to work remotely? Cause I don’t know anyone out of work right now who isn’t a server... and these servers are my friends and I’ve told them for years to find careers. It’s a dime a dozen job that anyone can do. As soon as the restaurants were forced to shutdown, all of the servers were let go. I know this because I’m friends with numerous small business owners in this area who had to do this to their employees. That was the biggest hit to the unemployment situation. Most of the people I know or work with were or had a spouse on furlough or standby. I am only aware of 1 person who lost their job after 15 years, but they had well-known issues with the changeover in management that occurred less than 2 months before that.... so.... The pretty gay boys have been living it up on UE benefits running back and forth to Vegas on that stimulus since last summer. Trust me when I say their money has gone to alcohol, drugs and Jordan’s. [/QUOTE]

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