If that hashtag starts trending I'm gonna be so impressed.

 

I just give my van drivers a big hug. Makes them feel good and saves me a dollar.

Hmm, could that be why I’m sick all the time? Crap.

 

I’d like to see you hug those drivers at the hotel indinothanks in Atlanta.

 

Did they get rid of the deadhead engine?

 

Pro tip: I have a separate checking acct for cash that does 100% reimbursement for all ATM fees. Ally, acorns, aspiration, simple. They all do it. That way I can get cash anywhere so I can tip drivers, or whatever. It's also cool, cause if my card gets v skimmed at some middle of the nowhere ATM there's only like $60 in it at any one time.

The more you know...

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Since we're on the subject of cheap bast@rds:

‘Sharing the Prosperity’: John Hope Bryant, Operation Hope founder praises Delta Profit Sharing on CNBC
Published Date 3/8/2019 3:00 PM


By Arielle Berlinsky, Corporate Communications

John Hope Bryant, Operation Hope Founder and CEO, joined CNBC’s “Squawk Box” Friday to talk about increasing philanthropy through capitalism, while highlighting Delta’s 2019 Profit Sharing payout.

Bryant recognized Ed and Delta’s $1.3 billion profit sharing payout to employees explaining, “it’s called sharing the prosperity—and he’s not a socialist; he’s a capitalist! They’re profitable and one of the best airlines in the world.”

He went on to discuss the importance of not just taxing the wealthy, but making sure to increase people’s opportunities while fighting inequality.

The February payout marked the fifth year in a row that Delta has paid more than $1 billion in profit-sharing to employees, an accomplishment no other major global company has achieved.

Glad to be part of that philanthropic family

Before any of you whiney or arrogant ones chime in, I know we aren't Delta.

 

Oh, come on now, stop talking sense and stuff.

I have an Ally account, though, and it's awesome for stuff like this.

 

True, but we make that profit sharing possible for Delta ;-)

 

Yes sir. Its funny how Delta likes to snowball everything into thinking they're so benevolent. If only the truth was out for how they treat their contractors.

 

The do have a pretty good PR department.