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$5.99 breakfast sounds like garbage quality food.



Breakfast of champions, oh wait that's Wheaties. And Bourbon.


The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


$25 seems to be the going rate. All of my jobs have had that rate......

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dreadi wrote:
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$5.99 breakfast sounds like garbage quality food.



Breakfast of champions, oh wait that's Wheaties. And Bourbon.


The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


$25 seems to be the going rate. All of my jobs have had that rate......


$25 is below the federal rate nearly everywhere in the lower 48 and that is too low to eat three squares a day.

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The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


My old accountant was an audit supervisor for the WA Liquor Control Board.
They gave him per diem when he had to travel overnight around the state supervising audits on liquor stores.
He slept in his state car and spent the money on Coca Cola, cigarettes, fast food, and beer. Passenger floor was full of Coke cans and cigarettes.
Died at 35 during a 5 way coronary bypass.

My brother in law in SC was a traveling construction superintendent before he got a permanent assignment.
They paid him about 3 grand a month in per diem, he stayed in so many hotels he and his family always sleep and eat for free when they come out here to see my mom to this day. Must have 100 Billion bonus points.

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My meal per diem for travel is $50 per day which is usually spent strictly on a good dinner and a drink or three.

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Guntrader wrote:
dreadi wrote:

The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


My old accountant was an audit supervisor for the WA Liquor Control Board.
They gave him per diem when he had to travel overnight around the state supervising audits on liquor stores.
He slept in his state car and spent the money on Coca Cola, cigarettes, fast food, and beer. Passenger floor was full of Coke cans and cigarettes.
Died at 35 during a 5 way coronary bypass.

My brother in law in SC was a traveling construction superintendent before he got a permanent assignment.
They paid him about 3 grand a month in per diem, he stayed in so many hotels he and his family always sleep and eat for free when they come out here to see my mom to this day. Must have 100 Billion bonus points.


If you travel enough to accrue $3,000 a month at $100 a day, that’s a lot of time spent away from home. If one can book the same brand for every stay, it does add up.

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dreadi wrote:
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The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


My old accountant was an audit supervisor for the WA Liquor Control Board.
They gave him per diem when he had to travel overnight around the state supervising audits on liquor stores.
He slept in his state car and spent the money on Coca Cola, cigarettes, fast food, and beer. Passenger floor was full of Coke cans and cigarettes.
Died at 35 during a 5 way coronary bypass.

My brother in law in SC was a traveling construction superintendent before he got a permanent assignment.
They paid him about 3 grand a month in per diem, he stayed in so many hotels he and his family always sleep and eat for free when they come out here to see my mom to this day. Must have 100 Billion bonus points.


If you travel enough to accrue $3,000 a month at $100 a day, that’s a lot of time spent away from home. If one can book the same brand for every stay, it does add up.


Ya, they never pay for hotels. When I went to Boston for DHS training for a week and met them their room was free.
Forget which chain he uses but it covers 4-5 hotel brands across the USA.
With his new job supervises 2-3 major construction projects now but they are closer to home, max 100 miles, always home for weekends.
Funny, we went to Mount Rainer and he spent half the weekend on the porch smoking and yelling at contractors about a failed building inspection.
He makes crazy money compared to the cost of living in South Carolina.
They paid $260K for a new house custom built to their specifications with hot tub, granite counters, hardwood floors, etc
Between the two of them, they make more than that in a year.
Sister is a manager at a Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley dealer.
Lots of ballers down there who will pay a lot more than me for a set of tires or an oil change.

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dreadi wrote:
TechnoWeenie wrote:
dreadi wrote:
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dreadi wrote:
$5.99 breakfast sounds like garbage quality food.



Breakfast of champions, oh wait that's Wheaties. And Bourbon.


The amount of money some companies pay in per diem, I believe they expect for employees I find $5.99 breakfasts. If you’re traveling to a major metro area, you’re very unlikely to find that. I’m glad I don’t have to deal with that.


$25 seems to be the going rate. All of my jobs have had that rate......


$25 is below the federal rate nearly everywhere in the lower 48 and that is too low to eat three squares a day.


Hotel was paid for.

$25 was for food.

Breakfast at hotel, sandwiches for lunch, left a good $15 for dinner.

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In Winlock, staring at the stars.... Vicodin about to kick in...

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My Daughter brought her new boyfriend over to meet the “Rents” (that what the cool kids have nicknamed us) so I thought I would have fun with him (at his expense of course) first I printed this out:

An Application to Date my Daughter, which is pretty epic.


http://www.kreativead.com/uploads/1/6/2 ... ughter.pdf

While he was filling it out It got a little breezy so I laid out a “real” pair of Brass knuckles ,as a paper weight of course, an NO I DO NOT CARRY THEM!!!!

Then when he got to the portion of fingerprints I pulled out the pen that Delliot made me which is a Bullet.

And finally as an added bonus I asked him if I could have a blood sample (for geneology reasons) he didnt know what to say and he said “sure” so I pulled out a Spyderco Police (no I didnt pull it on him) and I thought he was gonna jump out of his chair....lol

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dreadi wrote:

If you travel enough to accrue $3,000 a month at $100 a day, that’s a lot of time spent away from home. If one can book the same brand for every stay, it does add up.


Actually, they paid him $3,000/mo for per diem whether he was working or not.
Sometimes they didn't have any projects for him but he still got the flat $3,000/mo
Didn't draw a salary durinjg down time but always got his per diem and medical paid for.
They also paid for the payments and insurance on his truck.
Think they did that so he didn't file for unemployment if he went a few weeks without work in between projects.

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When my oldest daughter brought home her first, (and only) BF i had my 700 5R in a Mcree Chassis with a GG&G Bipod sitting on the Coffee table.

During the course of conversation with the young man, he asked about the Rifle. I mentioned some of the Custom work and he asked
"how far can you shoot it"?

I told him i could hit him in the eye at his house. 8 years later my Daughter says he's still a bit scared of me. :thumbsup2:

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:thumbsup2: :ROFLMAO:

When my oldest daughter brought home her first, (and only) BF i had my 700 5R in a Mcree Chassis with a GG&G Bipod sitting on the Coffee table.

During the course of conversation with the young man, he asked about the Rifle. I mentioned some of the Custom work and he asked
"how far can you shoot it"?

I told him i could hit him in the eye at his house. 8 years later my Daughter says he's still a bit scared of me. :thumbsup2:




Haa haa haa, My Daughter told him I liked firearms and I postponed the meeting today as I was at the gunshow, I had texted Nik and told her I was shopping to get something nice for her BF, she laughed I was serious lol


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zombie66 wrote:
usrifle wrote:
:thumbsup2: :ROFLMAO:

When my oldest daughter brought home her first, (and only) BF i had my 700 5R in a Mcree Chassis with a GG&G Bipod sitting on the Coffee table.

During the course of conversation with the young man, he asked about the Rifle. I mentioned some of the Custom work and he asked
"how far can you shoot it"?

I told him i could hit him in the eye at his house. 8 years later my Daughter says he's still a bit scared of me. :thumbsup2:




Haa haa haa, My Daughter told him I liked firearms and I postponed the meeting today as I was at the gunshow, I had texted Nik and told her I was shopping to get something nice for her BF, she laughed I was serious lol

The only times my guns got cleaned was when my daughter brought a boy around. After the first time my guns are pretty dirty. :ROFLMAO:

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Listening to Willie Nelson on a Sunday morning. Sunday Morning Coming Down great song written by Kris Kristofferson if memory serves correctly.

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Been working up sight settings for XP-100 in 7mm BR at the range for 50, 100, 150, 200 yards. Bit of a challenge with iron sights but just has to be minute of steel ram target at 200. One more range session and should be good to go for next match.

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