And we wonder why people have financial problems...

[magley64]

are you a dancer? you keep skirting around the question like a mechanical engineering ballerina:

I wish i were a ballerina, I don't have the coordination...

should you, mechanical engineer extraordinaire, make more or less than Mr. bluecollar who works on the production/assembly line, ruining his joints and back from the strain of lifting those 45LB 4oz castings of "sweaty nutsack" housings onto the assembly line over and over again, sweating his nutsack off while you sit on your cushy desk job, playing with computers drawing sweaty nutsacks on Solidworks or AutoCAD in the AC and running lifecycle studies on said sweaty nutsack and revising future sweaty nutsack casting designs as a result of tests you know how to develop and run due to your expertise/training/schooling?

Depends on how much value he is adding...

i'm assuming the answer will be, you should earn more because you impact the earning/losing of money on a bigger scale than the line worker because you add more value overall after the dust settles. just how do you think you add more value when you put in less physical work? how is this possible?! IMPOSSIBRU!!11!

I may or may not, depending on what is being produced, and how difficult it is to produce.

am i right?

if so, we can go onto the next chapter of "value added hierarchy 101"

in some cases, yes...in other cases, no... but let's continue...

[serpentracer]

http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/24/pf/switching-banks/index.htm?hpt=hp_t3

So lots of people want to switch from banks with shitty policies but chose instead to get fee-raped rather than fill out a few forms to swap their cable auto-pay and work direct deposit? God save us...

http://www.ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=95609

I got accepted to kemba credit union for their "green checking". pays you 3.5% interest if you use your card 12 or more times a month.

https://www.kemba.com/checking-savings/checking/get-green-checking/

Edited July 26, 2012 by serpentracer