Unions not happy

[FreightTrain]

For my buddy Frost:

Railroad retirement has several factors that make it far supperior than other forms of retirement. First one being we aren't forced to pay into the broken social security system. That right there is a huge plus. Second is our wives collect a retirement check for half of what ever their husbands get. Even though they never worked for the railroad. This is payment for putting up with the job. So if I get $5,000 a month my wife gets a seperate check mailed to her for $2,500 and combined we are drawing $7500 a month. Also the wives aren't entitled to a penny unless they have been married to us for over 10 years. Even then they can't touch their husband's share if they get divorced. They are only entitled to the wife's share. If the husband remarries they can only get half of the wife's share because they have to share it with the current wife. This is written in law and is a huge safety net agaisnt pissed off ex wifes. Our system is 100% funded by us and our employers. It's not cheap, but in the end it's worth it. Everyone that works for the railroad gets the retirement. Management and Union folks so even the companys enjoy having it. One of my uncles retired 10 years ago and between him and his wife they get $8,000 a month in pension. Social Security sure as hell doesn't pay anyone that much. I'll be set the day I retire. I'll live off my Railraod retirement and won't ever have to touch my 401k, IRA,Mutual Funds or any other investment I have. My kids will be set.

[inline 6]

nobody gives a fuck about anything you say, jump off a bridge!

[Ruffdaddy]

Well then write the check to sell your house baller.

Lol I dont have medical lawsuit money to loss away so I still track wasteful spending. Stop trying so hard you whiney little cunt, and get back to your unskilled labor.

[The King]

For my buddy Frost:

Railroad retirement has several factors that make it far supperior than other forms of retirement. First one being we aren't forced to pay into the broken social security system. That right there is a huge plus. Second is our wives collect a retirement check for half of what ever their husbands get. Even though they never worked for the railroad. This is payment for putting up with the job. So if I get $5,000 a month my wife gets a seperate check mailed to her for $2,500 and combined we are drawing $7500 a month. Also the wives aren't entitled to a penny unless they have been married to us for over 10 years. Even then they can't touch their husband's share if they get divorced. They are only entitled to the wife's share. If the husband remarries they can only get half of the wife's share because they have to share it with the current wife. This is written in law and is a huge safety net agaisnt pissed off ex wifes. Our system is 100% funded by us and our employers. It's not cheap, but in the end it's worth it. Everyone that works for the railroad gets the retirement. Management and Union folks so even the companys enjoy having it. One of my uncles retired 10 years ago and between him and his wife they get $8,000 a month in pension. Social Security sure as hell doesn't pay anyone that much. I'll be set the day I retire. I'll live off my Railraod retirement and won't ever have to touch my 401k, IRA,Mutual Funds or any other investment I have. My kids will be set.

Nothing unique or special in this arrangement.

[FreightTrain]

The fuck did you just say? You're a special kind of retard.


Sir Retard McDoucher! That's your newly appointed name derived from the way you post.

That's in reference to a thread he started the other day. See he just posted how he's a high income earner. Which is great more power to him, but last week he started a thread about how to sell a house by owner cause he didn't want to or couldn't pay the 6% commission. Can't remember which it is.

[FreightTrain]

Lol I dont have medical lawsuit money to loss away so I still track wasteful spending. Stop trying so hard you whiney little cunt, and get back to your unskilled labor.

LOL I hit a nerve buddy. We haven't seen one penny of lawsuit money yet and were not even worried about it. See a couple hundred grand doesn't change our lives. It will justs get put away with all our other investments. I'll still get up the next day and go to work.

[Ruffdaddy]

No nerve, I just find new ways to be blown away at your stupidity.

We get it, you're the richest dude in the trailer park. Just take off the affliction and glittery jeans off long enough to not post a lie about how rich you are for a wanna be truck driver.

[FreightTrain]

Nothing unique or special in this arrangement.

Let me know how much you get from social security in a few years.

[The King]

Let me know how much you get from social security in a few years.

Doesn't matter if it's zero, that will just be more icing on the cake if it's there.

[Roscoe]

See a couple hundred grand doesn't change our lives. It will justs get put away with all our other investments.

You could spring for some new home furnishings, though...

[Snatch Napkin]

That's in reference to a thread he started the other day. See he just posted how he's a high income earner. Which is great more power to him, but last week he started a thread about how to sell a house by owner cause he didn't want to or couldn't pay the 6% commission. Can't remember which it is.

Ah.

I'll drop the title to Mr. McDoucher.

[Forever_frost]

For my buddy Frost:

Railroad retirement has several factors that make it far supperior than other forms of retirement. First one being we aren't forced to pay into the broken social security system. That right there is a huge plus. Second is our wives collect a retirement check for half of what ever their husbands get. Even though they never worked for the railroad. This is payment for putting up with the job. So if I get $5,000 a month my wife gets a seperate check mailed to her for $2,500 and combined we are drawing $7500 a month. Also the wives aren't entitled to a penny unless they have been married to us for over 10 years. Even then they can't touch their husband's share if they get divorced. They are only entitled to the wife's share. If the husband remarries they can only get half of the wife's share because they have to share it with the current wife. This is written in law and is a huge safety net agaisnt pissed off ex wifes. Our system is 100% funded by us and our employers. It's not cheap, but in the end it's worth it. Everyone that works for the railroad gets the retirement. Management and Union folks so even the companys enjoy having it. One of my uncles retired 10 years ago and between him and his wife they get $8,000 a month in pension. Social Security sure as hell doesn't pay anyone that much. I'll be set the day I retire. I'll live off my Railraod retirement and won't ever have to touch my 401k, IRA,Mutual Funds or any other investment I have. My kids will be set.

Edited to remove more pimptastic-ness

[Forever_frost]

Let me know how much you get from social security in a few years.

Again, don't you owe someone a grand over check stubs? How did that turn out? You're dodging in comparing retirements. I was 100% vested the first day I was in and able to completely retire if anything happened to me. So let's see, worked for 3 1/2 years and have been retired for going on 9. Are you willing to be humble and admit that my non union job has yours beat to shit or do you want to keep playing?

[Pro88LX]

nobody gives a fuck about anything you say, jump off a bridge!

make sure its a train bridge to make him look like a dick

[bcoop]

Let me know how much you get from social security in a few years.

Everyone gets it. You're the heir to the Massengill fortune. White trash with a little scratch. We just don't care.


You seriously must have the smallest dick in the world.