but ya this casino is filing bankruptcy and theyve been walking people out all night. firing them for no reason at all. they fired all 3 people i sat down and ate lunch with LOL. theyre firing my best friend who got me the job tonight, and most likely im tomorrow. so im headin em off to piss em off.
worst case scenario is i get fired and dont get one of the jobs i hopefully have lined up. kissin the vmax good bye fo real this time lol!!
i have 180 in teh bank,
200 in paypal
and my last 2 week paycheck coming for 475 or so
my justification for going is, life first. work second. when it comes to life and financial death like this. my days feel like theyre starting to blend together. what do we live for? to work? but why work? that is the question.
monday, tuesday, wednesday, etc etc etc
wake up, eat, poop, shower, uniform, drive, work, come home, eat, poop, sleep. i can tell you what every day is going to be like til i die. so ima breakin it up a little bit. and chances are im gonna be fired anyway, we're on our 3rd bankruptcy. lol
Owners of the Indiana Live racetrack and casino face an interest payment on the lion’s share of their $544 million in debt next month, as credit analysts continue fretting about the company’s ability to pay its bills. Rating agency Standard & Poor’s noted that the Shelbyville venue boosted revenue 25 percent in the first quarter of 2010. But they say that hasn’t allayed their concerns about Indiana Live’s massive debt.
Most of the debt is in the form of $440 million in bonds, which have required interest payments in May and November. The size of the November payment wasn’t disclosed in public documents; Indiana Live’s total interest expense this year is expected to be $54 million.
S&P analysts say default could be imminent.
“It’s something we’ve seen coming and are anticipating relatively soon,” S&P’s Ben Bubeck said. “You can only be generating less than you need for so long.”