Good Bye, Tucker. And don't let the door hit you in the ass.

[bilby]

I remember when my Dad told me when I was young, "Son, salary is when they fucking start owning you".

Yeah, my current wage is about 65% of my former salary, and yet I earn more per year than I used to, and work fewer total hours.

Still, no matter how bad the job market, I couldn't stay in a role that I knew was actively harmful to society.

I would rather sleep in a cardboard box under an overpass, than be complicit in the evil that is Fox News.

I mean, if you were a prison guard, and one day the governor told you that the jail was being turned over to the housing of political prisoners instead of criminals, you would quit, right? And if not then, surely you would quit when they installed the crematorium, right? You wouldn't say "Well, I do have a mortgage and a bunch of bills to pay...".

 

[TV and credit cards]

The job market most be pretty bad if you stay in a job that results in you going home crying and questioning your own morals, thinking maybe you’ve sold your soul to the devil.

But then in your future job interview(s) you will have to deal with the question, So why did you leave your last job? Remember, be positive. None of this "sold my soul to the devil" stuff.
Under such conditions, where does one go from Fox?

I remember when my Dad told me when I was young, "Son, salary is when they fucking start owning you".

At least the navy put it in writing.

 

[steve_bank]

It is all about money and ratings. Hannity, Carlson and others admitted they did not necessarily believed what they say.

If his ratings were good Carson was part of the Domino voting machine lawsuit that cost FOX a lot of money.

The question is who comes next? A ranting Trump propagandist?