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My buddy's wife Cherry is a stripper. She just got a new job at a new establishment, and makes a $10/hr base rate. After her introductory week, she'll go to $20/hr the next week. Her friend Jugs got hired at the same time, by the same establishment. Conveniently, this establishment has a bank system.
Flash forward two weeks. Cherry didn't use the bank but Jugs did. Cherry worked 10 hours each week (20 total), made $300, and averaged $15/hour.
Jugs worked 11 hours the first week and banked an hour...so she was paid for 10. The second week, she cashed an hour in, working only 9 but getting paid for 10.
Both girls worked 20 hours, got paid $300 (plus tips), and averaged $15/hr.
Notably, Jugs worked more when she had WORSE seniority, and less after she had moved up the totem pole (among others).
Flash forward two weeks. Cherry didn't use the bank but Jugs did. Cherry worked 10 hours each week (20 total), made $300, and averaged $15/hour.
Jugs worked 11 hours the first week and banked an hour...so she was paid for 10. The second week, she cashed an hour in, working only 9 but getting paid for 10.
Both girls worked 20 hours, got paid $300 (plus tips), and averaged $15/hr.
Notably, Jugs worked more when she had WORSE seniority, and less after she had moved up the totem pole (among others).
BTW, I'm thinking that Jugs would get better tips than Cherry any day!!
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Sailing, perhaps I can provide an example, since I agree with you.
My buddy's wife Cherry is a stripper. She just got a new job at a new establishment, and makes a $10/hr base rate. After her introductory week, she'll go to $20/hr the next week. Her friend Jugs got hired at the same time, by the same establishment. Conveniently, this establishment has a bank system.
Flash forward two weeks. Cherry didn't use the bank but Jugs did. Cherry worked 10 hours each week (20 total), made $300, and averaged $15/hour.
Jugs worked 11 hours the first week and banked an hour...so she was paid for 10. The second week, she cashed an hour in, working only 9 but getting paid for 10.
Both girls worked 20 hours, got paid $300 (plus tips), and averaged $15/hr.
Notably, Jugs worked more when she had WORSE seniority, and less after she had moved up the totem pole (among others).
I'm missing a lot...but anything germane to the banking discussion?
My buddy's wife Cherry is a stripper. She just got a new job at a new establishment, and makes a $10/hr base rate. After her introductory week, she'll go to $20/hr the next week. Her friend Jugs got hired at the same time, by the same establishment. Conveniently, this establishment has a bank system.
Flash forward two weeks. Cherry didn't use the bank but Jugs did. Cherry worked 10 hours each week (20 total), made $300, and averaged $15/hour.
Jugs worked 11 hours the first week and banked an hour...so she was paid for 10. The second week, she cashed an hour in, working only 9 but getting paid for 10.
Both girls worked 20 hours, got paid $300 (plus tips), and averaged $15/hr.
Notably, Jugs worked more when she had WORSE seniority, and less after she had moved up the totem pole (among others).
I'm missing a lot...but anything germane to the banking discussion?
And usually two or three green slips every night.
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I suspect green slips and vacation-buying complicate the math, but MikeF16's claim of 40% gains on basic banking from year one to two is (I believe) fuzzy math.
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Who runs the chit chat forum? I signed up for it but never got an email.
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It is run by a DAL Pilot. Give it some time - I imagine he is being swamped with new requests as section 6 appears to be rapidly approaching critical mass.
If it has been more than 3-4 days I would send in another request.
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Week 1: 10 hours worked - 1 hour banked = 9 hours paid @ $10 / hour = $90.
Week 2: 10 hours worked + 1 hour withdrawn = 11 hours paid @ $20 / hour = $220.
Week 1 + Week 2 = $310.
It's precisely because you're banking hours (not money) that the hour you bank today ("low pay") is worth more when you withdraw it tomorrow ("higher pay"). The same total number of hours worked will result in more money earned (ignoring all issues of TVM, human nature of actually working fewer hours, etc.).
Week 2: 10 hours worked + 1 hour withdrawn = 11 hours paid @ $20 / hour = $220.
Week 1 + Week 2 = $310.
It's precisely because you're banking hours (not money) that the hour you bank today ("low pay") is worth more when you withdraw it tomorrow ("higher pay"). The same total number of hours worked will result in more money earned (ignoring all issues of TVM, human nature of actually working fewer hours, etc.).
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