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Leingod 04-20-2019 07:16 AM

First time working a Saturday in a very long time. Enjoying some final fantasy 7 and taco hell breakfast.

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sx moneypit 04-20-2019 07:31 AM

Good morning gentlemen!:tiphat:

sx moneypit 04-20-2019 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3845141)
Up & at em,,,Gonna pull a quick 6 today & then make like a hockey player...”Get The Puck Outa There” :ugh2:

Same here!

old guy 04-20-2019 08:04 AM

The only reason I work is FOR THE MONEY !! Even now at almost 63 yrs.of age I'll still pack in as much OT as possible ! Some of these younger guys say well I've got this and that to do so you can have the OT, I say thank you very much. They are also the guys who stop at 7-11 every morning and drop $7-8 on cigs. energy drinks & snacks but can't afford a full set of tires when they need them all while carrying 25k in credit card debt :shakes head:

old guy 04-20-2019 08:07 AM

Morning Z freaks :hello:

madwi 04-20-2019 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by old guy (Post 3845158)
The only reason I work is FOR THE MONEY !! Even now at almost 63 yrs.of age I'll still pack in as much OT as possible ! Some of these younger guys say well I've got this and that to do so you can have the OT, I say thank you very much. They are also the guys who stop at 7-11 every morning and drop $7-8 on cigs. energy drinks & snacks but can't afford a full set of tires when they need them all while carrying 25k in credit card debt :shakes head:

I wish accounting and financial responsibility were taught in schools like math.

Rusty 04-20-2019 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by old guy (Post 3845158)
The only reason I work is FOR THE MONEY !! Even now at almost 63 yrs.of age I'll still pack in as much OT as possible ! Some of these younger guys say well I've got this and that to do so you can have the OT, I say thank you very much. They are also the guys who stop at 7-11 every morning and drop $7-8 on cigs. energy drinks & snacks but can't afford a full set of tires when they need them all while carrying 25k in credit card debt.:shakes head:

With the OT. I maxed out my 401K. I was putting in $23,000 a year in for about the last 10 years or so. Before that, I think it was $18,000 a year. Plus putting money into my IRA. Social Security would stop taking their cut out of me in Oct.

JARblue 04-20-2019 08:43 AM

No work today :woot:

Heading out to help out a local Z owner with some maintenance :hello:

old guy 04-20-2019 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3845163)
With the OT. I maxed out my 401K. I was putting in $23,000 a year in for about the last 10 years or so. Before that, I think it was $18,000 a year. Plus putting money into my IRA. Social Security would stop taking their cut out of me in Oct.

That's exactly what my last 8 yrs. of employment has been all about,was eligible to retire @ 55 but I was still too young and didn't want to go to work for someone else for less $ now with my wife's and my pension,investment distribution, SSI we'll have a 6 figure a year retirement

old guy 04-20-2019 08:48 AM

Worked 16 hrs. Thursday afternoon and didn't get off until 7am Friday, and yeah it kicked my aZZ and takes a couple of days to recover..... but the short term pian will pay off in a longer term gain

Leingod 04-20-2019 09:15 AM

I'm basically nodding off at my desk. Downloaded FF7 on my switch to entertain me for the remaining 4 hrs here.

jwick 04-20-2019 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3845167)
I'm basically nodding off at my desk. Downloaded FF7 on my switch to entertain me for the remaining 4 hrs here.


And we’ll see you in a few weeks when you realize you haven’t slept is several days.

Leingod 04-20-2019 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3845175)
And we’ll see you in a few weeks when you realize you haven’t slept is several days.

The drive down won't be bad. But the drive back will be brutal.

Rusty 04-20-2019 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by old guy (Post 3845165)
That's exactly what my last 8 yrs. of employment has been all about,was eligible to retire @ 55 but I was still too young and didn't want to go to work for someone else for less $ now with my wife's and my pension,investment distribution, SSI we'll have a 6 figure a year retirement

I'm close to 6 figures in retirement. Would have been over if I would have stuck to my plan instead of being talked into retiring at 60. Wifey is 3 years older then me. The plan was for her to go to 65. But her company (WPX) closed up shop here when natural gas prices dropped in 2013. WPX gave her an early retirement package at 61. I was go to 62 or 65. Well.........the wifey got lonely being home and I'm still working. So she talked me into retiring early. If I would have stayed to 62. That would have been another $46,000 into 401K plus another $50,000 into my Cash Balance plan, plus more into my IRA. If I would have gone to 65. 401K would have an extra $115,000. Cash Balance would have $125,000. IRA would have been real healthy.

With the power plant being sold to Dynegy just before I retired, and voting a union in. I don't know if I could handle managements new attitude without putting one of them in the grave. A year after the sell. Vistra bought Dynegy. Since I left. Half the crew has left and got jobs with other companies. Things have really gone down hill. So.....in hind sight. Maybe it was good for me to leave went I did.

Every place we go to. I get a post card and sent it to the power plant. Telling them what a great time we are having. The last thing I write on the post card is, "Yinz miss me?" :rofl2:

Spooler 04-20-2019 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3845189)
I'm close to 6 figures in retirement. Would have been over if I would have stuck to my plan instead of being talked into retiring at 60. Wifey is 3 years older then me. The plan was for her to go to 65. But her company (WPX) closed up shop here when natural gas prices dropped in 2013. WPX gave her an early retirement package at 61. I was go to 62 or 65. Well.........the wifey got lonely being home and I'm still working. So she talked me into retiring early. If I would have stayed to 62. That would have been another $46,000 into 401K plus another $50,000 into my Cash Balance plan, plus more into my IRA. If I would have gone to 65. 401K would have an extra $115,000. Cash Balance would have $125,000. IRA would have been real healthy.

With the power plant being sold to Dynegy just before I retired, and voting a union in. I don't know if I could handle managements new attitude without putting one of them in the grave. A year after the sell. Vistra bought Dynegy. Since I left. Half the crew has left and got jobs with other companies. Things have really gone down hill. So.....in hind sight. Maybe it was good for me to leave went I did.

Every place we go to. I get a post card and sent it to the power plant. Telling them what a great time we are having. The last thing I write on the post card is, "Yinz miss me?" :rofl2:

You are lucky. I got a late start in life. I am just going to have fun. F it. You are the last generation with a real retirement.


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