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Do the auto employees really need a bail out? Can the employees really bail out their employers?
If every auto employee no exceptions gave their wasted luxury money to their employer for bail out purposes.
There "might" be enough money for bail out without the governments help.
Employees for years waste huge amounts of money in the form of luxury.
Gambling, Beer, Personal dances, Various clubs, Boats, Motorcycles, Tobacco, Eliminate employee discount for any vehicle, Tickets for any sporting event.
If the bail out goes through & manufacturers don't offer taxpayers any discount on autos.
Which car manufacturer will you buy from then?
For this loan to be effective automobile quality gas mileage will have to improve & the cars must be priced low enough. Otherwise our vacant shopping mall parking lot will have several thousand more unsold vehicles rusting away.
Who will repay the bail out loan if the auto companies don't succeed & go bankrupt?
Gee, if a failing company can afford to pay their CEO's and boards of directors millions of dollars a year for being incompetent, then I don't think that they need any kind of a bailout of taxpayers' money.
The unions have priced their own members out of the market, and where else can you get a job, being unskilled, and get 95% of your wages if you're laid off?
Seems to me that they are doing just about everything wrong.
With such wages and salaries, it's no wonder that the companies are failing, especially when they build cars that people don't really want to buy in the first place.
Seems to me that the stockholders of the automakers should have voted the incompetent CEO's and boards out years ago, as they have proven their incompetence. That's the way that it's supposed to work; usually execs are rewarded for performance, and fired for incompetence. DUH! to the stockholders.
What part of incompetent don't the politicians, stockholders and the taxpayers understand?
Rewarding individuals for incompetence never worked, and never will.
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Griffin Cigars Dominate Middle Range Of Cigar Best Bets List
Many people find that what starts with a cigar offered by a friend after a dinner party or passed out in celebration of an event, can turn into a lifelong hobby. Cigars have nothing to do with cigarettes, so let’s get that out of the way immediately. Enjoying a good cigar is not about fulfilling a nicotine addiction; it’s about savoring the craftsmanship and flavors associated with a good cigar. Think of it as the difference between enjoying a vintage bottle of wine in the evening over a good meal, versus someone who pounds back a six-pack of discount beers every night. And, like the vintage bottle of wine, there’s a knack to choosing a good cigar, especially for beginners. The aim of this article is to point out four surefire choices for a quality cigar within various five-pack price ranges.
Under $25: Puros Heurfanos 681 Robusto
If you’re on a budget, the 681 Robusto from Puros Heurfanos is tough to beat. While you can pick up a five-pack of these Honduran/Nicaraguan blends up for just under our $25.00 ceiling online, it’s hard to find them at less than $33 through most stores.
Under $50: Griffin’s Rubusto
At just over nine dollars each, or $28.99 online for a four pack, the Griffin Robusto by Davidoff of Geneva is a sure bet without breaking the bank. Cuban-seed tobacco is combined with US Connecticut wrappers for a rich smoke with notable cedar undertones.
Under $100: Griffin’s Cigarillo
Griffin comes up again in this category, dominating the casual cigar categories. The Cigarillo, priced individually at $13.50, or $67.50 for a pack of five ($53.99 through some online retailers), is a high quality, up-market cigar from the Dominican Republic. The Griffin Cigarillo is hand rolled in a Maduro wrapper. Its mild flavor includes hints of cedar and nuts.
$100-$150: Graycliff Black Label Espresso President
If you have the money to spare ($107.99 online for a 5-pack, or $125.00 in stores), you won’t regret buying the Graycliff Espresso President. Featuring a blend of Nicaraguan, Brazillian and Dominican tobaccos, perfectly aged then rolled in an Indonesian wrapper, these are heaven.
If you still can’t make up your mind, or you’d like to try a selection of different brands without investing a whole lot of money, you’re covered. Any good online cigar retailer will offer samplers so you can try a variety of different brands with a minimal investment.
About the Author
C. Michael Vandenstockt is a reviewer of cigars and cigar-related accessories. While he’s not adverse to black and milds, Michael’s personal preference leans towards a good Cuban. Vandenstockt releases a yearly cigar review that lists his picks and recommendations. This year, a Dominican product from griffin cigars was his overall choice for best buy.
