How many hours of work to pay your TV bill
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1.5 for me, so I just picked 2.
Remember, I am a Direct sub, so I pay a little more than many Dish subs.
Remember, I am a Direct sub, so I pay a little more than many Dish subs.
I love your quote at the bottom of your e-mails but I just can't figure out how to learn "american". Do you think this is a languauge or something?
I love your quote at the bottom of your e-mails but I just can't figure out how to learn "american". Do you think this is a languauge or something?
Think he might mean English?.
Actually, there is an English English and an American English. The languages are mostly the same but have varying differences. Now, we could really start a debate about all the different American dialects. We could have Southern American, New England American, Texas American, well, you get the picture.
Jesus.. is everyone here making $50/hour???? I'm working for Dish as a installer and I would imagin it takes about 7+ hours of work to pay my dish network bill, someone tell me how wrong is that!!
Actually, there is an English English and an American English. The languages are mostly the same but have varying differences. Now, we could really start a debate about all the different American dialects. We could have Southern American, New England American, Texas American, well, you get the picture.
bing, bing, bing, we have a winner chuck.
tell the man what he's won!!
I've never been a fan of this type of thread. It is really just an indirect way of asking everyone how much money they make.
plus..... what package are you paying for in such a short time. Ie; If you've a good job and are just paying $29.95.....
For me it is more than $50/hour, but as a teacher I only work a total of 1080 hours a year
