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Edited by Hattori_Hanzo:
12/18/2014 5:08:28 AM
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118k isn't a hundred thousand dollars? Did you take this new common core they're teaching kids in school today?
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You said "hundreds" implying more than a single 100k.
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Wait 118 isn't more than 100?
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Its not hundreds of thousands. Its just hundred thousand. That's the difference, hundreds of thousands implies more than a single hundred thousand (since you're obviously hard headed, that means 200,000 or more) Hundred thousand would cover 118k.
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We can argue semantics and verbiage all night but I'm right and you're not. They're overpaid in the hundred thousand mark and his guy does a better job for free.
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There ya go! Now you're using the correct term. Originally you where saying "hundreds of thousands" which I'd what the other guy tried to correct you on. Now you're using "hundred thousand"
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But not after taxes. Ha
