Be nice to rich people. (AKA: #1%problems #boofuckinghoo)

[AthenaAwakened]

"Try being nice to rich people. I don't remember the last poor person who gave me a job." - Gene Simmons

I can remember them, all of them. They are called your FANS you ASSHOLE. There are not enough Rockefellers and DuPonts in the world to buy enough of your shit to make you worth your reported multi-million dollar fortune. #youbetterrecognize

 

[ksen]

Gene Simmons should try kissing my ass.

 

[Emily Lake]

Gene Simmons should try kissing my ass.

He does have rather a long tongue. It might be enjoyable, depending on your predilections.

 

[bilby]

What an idiot. Most rich people got rich by getting a LOT of poor people to spend a few bucks on something the rich person produced; and in the entertainment industry this is pretty much the only way to get seriously rich.



PS. I have no doubt that hash-tags have their place; but their place is not somewhere I generally choose to go. They are not functional here, so please #saveitfortwitter. Thank you

 

[laughing dog]

I must have been working for the wrong employers all my life. None of my jobs were a gift - each one involved me producing more in value than I received in compensation.

 

[Emily Lake]

What an idiot. Most rich people got rich by getting a LOT of poor people to spend a few bucks on something the rich person produced; and in the entertainment industry this is pretty much the only way to get seriously rich.



PS. I have no doubt that hash-tags have their place; but their place is not somewhere I generally choose to go. They are not functional here, so please #saveitfortwitter. Thank you

Apparently I can't give you rep right now, I have to give someone else rep first. So let me just say OMG Thank you! for the whole "save your hashtags for someplace where they work instead of making my eyes cross"!

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I must have been working for the wrong employers all my life. None of my jobs were a gift - each one involved me producing more in value than I received in compensation.

I've always produced more in value for my employer than they paid me in compensation... but I've always received more in compensation than I've actually invested in effort! So it's been a fair trade as far as I was concerned!

 

[Earl IV]

I must have been working for the wrong employers all my life. None of my jobs were a gift - each one involved me producing more in value than I received in compensation.

Which is more that I can say for Gene Simmons.