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Edited by Riven in Thigh Highs:
4/28/2024 4:42:38 PM
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Dont hold your -blam!- for a music position, bungie won't be looking for one of those for a long time, considering they still recently fired Salvatori
Apparently b r e a t h is a banned word
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Hi Im SwatBungie fan. Been here for 16years! - old
They didn't "fire" him, they just didn't renew his contract because there was no work for him at the current time. No point having someone on payroll when there is no work for them. -
Fire, not renew his contract, its the same thing, the guy who is part of the old gaurd since halo, that made some of the best videogame ost is no longer there, so again op shouldn't have any hopes or dreams of working for or with bungie for a loooong time
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Edited by Hi Im Swat: 4/28/2024 9:34:57 PM
Hi Im Swat
Bungie fan. Been here for 16years! - old
[quote]Fire, not renew his contract, its the same thing,[/quote] No, it's not. Fire means you ended a contract early. Not renewing just means not entering into a new contract with an individual or business after a previous one ended. Bungie had no further work for him, so no point keeping him on payroll. If you ran a business, would you keep someone on payroll even though there was zero work for that individual? No, you wouldn't. Doesn't matter who they are, you wouldn't keep paying for someone when there is no work for them. Nothing wrong here. -
Edited by Speaker: 4/28/2024 7:33:45 PMBut "don't hold your -blam!-" looks so much funnier.
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[quote]But "don't hold your -blam!-" looks so much funnier.[/quote]
