can i ask, if you don't tell anyone the reason for taking that particular day off, who will know what the point of it is?
do you really think that not spending $80 on one day is going to impact the economy? you'll just buy things the day before or after in which case, there is no affect at all.
I don't understand the point to this really. Just because you don't spend money or go to work 1 day doesn't mean that people are going to accept you any less/more.
If your CEO calls off work, does it matter if they're sick/gay/golfing/hungover? No. The point is, they're not there. Decisions go unmade. Things don't run as smoothly. That's the point for not going in. If you're a waitress and you call in sick, there's less people available to wait tables. The food takes longer to get out. Patrons get pissy. The absence of people at work does have an impact, particularly if the absent are in high rank, high demand, or there's just not many people working there and the absence of even one is felt.
the $1.4 billion that LGBT workers contribute each day That should answer the rest of this, really. $1,400,000,000 every day. And if we're not there to make it, or spend it, or move that cash around, you don't think that'd go unnoticed? A sudden lack of a billion or so dollars
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do you really think that not spending $80 on one day is going to impact the economy? you'll just buy things the day before or after in which case, there is no affect at all.
I don't understand the point to this really. Just because you don't spend money or go to work 1 day doesn't mean that people are going to accept you any less/more.
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the $1.4 billion that LGBT workers contribute each day That should answer the rest of this, really. $1,400,000,000 every day. And if we're not there to make it, or spend it, or move that cash around, you don't think that'd go unnoticed? A sudden lack of a billion or so dollars ( ... )
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