Romeo Rondeau wrote:

You're right, and I think we haven't heard the last of Hillary since
Slick
Willy is in the hospital.


How so?

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

You're right, and I think we haven't heard the last of Hillary since
Slick
Willy is in the hospital.


How so?

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.

In article ,
"Romeo Rondeau" wrote:


Romeo Rondeau wrote:

One thing I learn from you, George, is that I should have charged
*much*
more, when I worked with that bunch.

If you were happy with what you were paid, what does it matter? With an
attitude like that, it's easy to see why campaigns cost so much.


I was at the time, but in retrospect, I could have gotten a lot more.

It's not gonna happen, unless you know of a Way-Back Machine I can use.

I guess the question comes down to whether you charge what you thing is fair
versus charging as much as you can get.



it was a sealed bid against two other companies
so both situations applied
George

In article ,
"Romeo Rondeau" wrote:


Romeo Rondeau wrote:

One thing I learn from you, George, is that I should have charged
*much*
more, when I worked with that bunch.

If you were happy with what you were paid, what does it matter? With an
attitude like that, it's easy to see why campaigns cost so much.


I was at the time, but in retrospect, I could have gotten a lot more.

It's not gonna happen, unless you know of a Way-Back Machine I can use.

I guess the question comes down to whether you charge what you thing is fair
versus charging as much as you can get.



it was a sealed bid against two other companies
so both situations applied
George

In article ,
"Romeo Rondeau" wrote:

my "attitude" is I am very good at what I do
and not willing to work unless I am making the profit of MY choosing

Nothing wrong with that at all, George. I've seen your setups, they are pro
all the way. That costs money. But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging. The statement that I
made doesn't apply to you.



Its not gouging until it is for a essential good or service , my work is
non essential and thus will go for what I can get
BTW I was the middle bidder amoung 3
one vendor was deemed worthy but too expensive(3.5K more than me) and
the other vendor was deemed unable to fulfill the need
George

In article ,
"Romeo Rondeau" wrote:

my "attitude" is I am very good at what I do
and not willing to work unless I am making the profit of MY choosing

Nothing wrong with that at all, George. I've seen your setups, they are pro
all the way. That costs money. But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging. The statement that I
made doesn't apply to you.



Its not gouging until it is for a essential good or service , my work is
non essential and thus will go for what I can get
BTW I was the middle bidder amoung 3
one vendor was deemed worthy but too expensive(3.5K more than me) and
the other vendor was deemed unable to fulfill the need
George

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging. The statement that I
made doesn't apply to you.


Well, if it applied to me, you got it all wrong.

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging. The statement that I
made doesn't apply to you.


Well, if it applied to me, you got it all wrong.

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.


Well, so many people hate her, that I'm naturally always looking for the
good. She was my Senator for a couple of years.

I did think of a funny thing, though. When she spoke to the press in
Syracuse at the State Fair, I was thinking that she should just go to
the City.

It reminded me of the Seinfeld episode when Elaine goes to see her
boyfriend in the hospital, and he says, "When did you have time to get Jujubes?"

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.


Well, so many people hate her, that I'm naturally always looking for the
good. She was my Senator for a couple of years.

I did think of a funny thing, though. When she spoke to the press in
Syracuse at the State Fair, I was thinking that she should just go to
the City.

It reminded me of the Seinfeld episode when Elaine goes to see her
boyfriend in the hospital, and he says, "When did you have time to get Jujubes?"

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

"playon" playonATcomcast.net wrote in message
...

You left out the millions wasted on the Whitewater investigation...


Numbers mean nothing without perspective.


So what's your perspective? Got one?

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

"playon" playonATcomcast.net wrote in message
...

You left out the millions wasted on the Whitewater investigation...


Numbers mean nothing without perspective.


So what's your perspective? Got one?

In article ,
Don Cooper wrote:

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.


Well, so many people hate her, that I'm naturally always looking for the
good. She was my Senator for a couple of years.

I did think of a funny thing, though. When she spoke to the press in
Syracuse at the State Fair, I was thinking that she should just go to
the City.

It reminded me of the Seinfeld episode when Elaine goes to see her
boyfriend in the hospital, and he says, "When did you have time to get
Jujubes?"

what would have been fun would be to see H chowing down on a sausage
sanwich or some deep fried snickers bars while B was with the rotorooter
doc
g

In article ,
Don Cooper wrote:

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.


Well, so many people hate her, that I'm naturally always looking for the
good. She was my Senator for a couple of years.

I did think of a funny thing, though. When she spoke to the press in
Syracuse at the State Fair, I was thinking that she should just go to
the City.

It reminded me of the Seinfeld episode when Elaine goes to see her
boyfriend in the hospital, and he says, "When did you have time to get
Jujubes?"

what would have been fun would be to see H chowing down on a sausage
sanwich or some deep fried snickers bars while B was with the rotorooter
doc
g

On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:35:51 -0400, Don Cooper
wrote:



Romeo Rondeau wrote:

But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging.

Halliburton.

On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:35:51 -0400, Don Cooper
wrote:



Romeo Rondeau wrote:

But it's unethical to inflate your prices
because you can get away with it, that's price gouging.

Halliburton.

On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 01:40:35 GMT, Tony Hwang wrote:

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

"playon" playonATcomcast.net wrote in message
...

You left out the millions wasted on the Whitewater investigation...


Numbers mean nothing without perspective.

Wasted money is wasted money, what's your point?



So what's your perspective? Got one?

???

On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 01:40:35 GMT, Tony Hwang wrote:

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

"playon" playonATcomcast.net wrote in message
...

You left out the millions wasted on the Whitewater investigation...


Numbers mean nothing without perspective.

Wasted money is wasted money, what's your point?



So what's your perspective? Got one?

???

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care.

Political jab? Sorry, this IS an important issue. Our health care system
is in very poor condition, and getting worse.

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care.

Political jab? Sorry, this IS an important issue. Our health care system
is in very poor condition, and getting worse.

"Romeo Rondeau"
She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.

"My husband had a big scare but the quadruple bypass surgery is on Monday,
and I have some very good news. I just saved a lot of money on my car
insurance by swithcing to GEICO..."


Will Miho
NY Music & TV Audio Guy
Off the Morning Show! & sleepin' In... / Fox News
"The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits

"Romeo Rondeau"
She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care. I was watching
because I was genuinely concerned with President Clinton's health, her
comment just soured the whole thing. It was pathetic.

"My husband had a big scare but the quadruple bypass surgery is on Monday,
and I have some very good news. I just saved a lot of money on my car
insurance by swithcing to GEICO..."


Will Miho
NY Music & TV Audio Guy
Off the Morning Show! & sleepin' In... / Fox News
"The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits

Romeo Rondeau wrote:

She'll be doing double duty on the rhetoric. She even used the press
conference to get a political jab in about health care.

Political jab? Sorry, this IS an important issue. Our health care system
is in very poor condition, and getting worse.

Yes, but just like this thread, it was off-topic.

"My husband had a big scare but the quadruple bypass surgery is on
Monday,
and I have some very good news. I just saved a lot of money on my car
insurance by swithcing to GEICO..."

AFLAC!