Bryson Wright

@iky_fwjett As much as the "cool" answer is to dunk on you for being the problem, the real answer is probably something involving codependency and imbalances in your relationship. It's neither of your faults, and both of yours at the same time. Neither of you can be the person you once were.

@BellaBaddie__ But you're still thinking about me?

Your ex gf texted you saying "I'm dating someone better than you" Reply as a nonchalant guy

@MrMoBetta13 @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick Sp why don't they do what they love for a company that is paying what they are worth?

@BrysonWright @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick It is ignorant. You’re asking people who are trying to make a living doing what they are inspired to do/love to do settle for something else bc a multi billion dollar organization would rather they lived in poverty for doing their work

Allow me to provide a swift dose of reality to this discourse... The Chargers social job isn't underpaying anyone. A thousand people probably applied for this role. It's a calculated bet and it's asking if the right person will bet on themselves. 12 to 24 months. That's how long the person will be in this role. Go in get reps inside one of the best operations in the league, and come out the other side as a director-level candidate with a resume line that carries weight in every room. I want everyone in this industry to make as much money as possible. But salaries are decided by the market. Entry level at a pro sports team in a high-demand creative role has always been competitive for a reason. A harsh reality... It's market rate for what the role actually is... a starting point to launch a career. Show up, absorb everything, and leave better than you came. Whoever gets the job could likely be a Director of Social in professional sports in less than 5 years and much of that would've been accelerated by getting this role.

@MrMoBetta13 @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick That's not an ignorant question. Why are you acting like people are being forced to work this job? If nobody applied, they would increase the wage.

@BrysonWright @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick I need you to take a second and think before asking ignorant questions

@oysteranalytics @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick I can't believe they didn't consult you.

@BrysonWright @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick And if your employees can't live comfortably, how does it affect their work? Or their willingness to stay? Especially considering the importance of these roles in marketing and culture-setting, I'd argue that the Chargers are making a bad financial decision by skimping on wages.

@MrMoBetta13 @tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick Why don't people just choose not to apply for the job and take a better paying job instead?

@tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick The chargers are a multi billion dollar organization paying poverty wages that will BARELY allow a person to live, not even live comfortably. The reason they do this is bc too many ppl like you believe it’s ok

@Vikeologist I thought this used to be against the TOS for cc processing. It's bad business, full stop.

Places that charge credit card surcharges shouldn’t be in business.

@idkseemsbad @mediocregolfing @DearDiaryMeme @tysonhutchins_ The players all get paid market rate.....more than any other job, they literally have to negotiate every contract.

@mediocregolfing @DearDiaryMeme @tysonhutchins_ So yes to market rate on these employees but no to market rate for players. Seems fair.

@DearDiaryMeme @tysonhutchins_ You actually explained it like YOU are 12.

@tysonhutchins_ Tyson first off let me say you are a tool bag. So let me explain this to you like you’re 12. The charges can pay more. They are one of the highest grossing businesses you could own. They can easily afford to pay 80k to give someone a stable life. Yet greed is why they don’t.

@tysonhutchins_ @SchenckNick Supply and demand is still supply and demand. If there's a lot of (qualified) applicants, it's not underpaid.

@SchenckNick Now that, I have some thoughts on. I don't disagree with you on that.

@theblockspot Jagr Datsyuk Brodeur

KEEP 3… CUT 7… HOCKEY LEGENDS: • Zdeno Chara • Joe Thornton • Jaromir Jagr • Pavel Datsyuk • Jarome Iginla • Marian Hossa • Patrice Bergeron • Duncan Keith • Martin Brodeur • Henrik Lundqvist Which 3 are you KEEPING ???

@_robyn_smith Post hoc, ergo propter hoc

I’ve never understood why DoorDash drivers have luxury cars If they just downgraded to a toyota they could avoid doordashing for a year

@Watchman_motto When you said "it's indicative of other major mental issues," I honestly thought you meant your own.

True story. I know a millennial couple who we were casual friends with. They own a 1920’s house full of beautiful dark oak trim work - excellent condition. And she painted it white. I don’t speak with them anymore because of this (and other reasons). I know that sounds ridiculous but it’s indicative of other major mental issues. Disregard for the wood grain, the carpenter, the past generations that lived in the home and maintained the wood, the future generations that will live in the house once you’re gone. It’s a red line for me.

@jarrylew @_MikeSullivan But rationale economic behavior doesn't make it feel like it's someone else's fault....and that's why we're all here.

@_MikeSullivan Price gouging relates to essential items in an emergency situation An NBA game is a privilege and you were a willing buyer Your blame lies with you and your fellow fans If less people paid, it would be cheaper, simple as that

Posts like this exemplify why 99% of the population does not understand supply/demand A beer and tenders are $43 because people like this guy willingly pay that much For that reason, they are appropriately priced. If people collectively decided to not buy concessions, prices would drop. (This would never happen of course) Complaining like this is the same thing as punching yourself in the face while simultaneously wondering why your face hurts.

@BeardyBrandon Income doesn't buy peace of mind, the relationship you have with money does 😏. The Gorilla chasing the million is often running from something. The Monkey at 75k who sorted his mind out stopped running yrs ago 👀. Freedom is an inside job, not a salary bracket.

@james_xond No. I worry about so many things that aren't solved by money....or at least microeconomics kind of money. Would $1M be enough to never worry about money again? Also no.

Be honest for a second: would $1M be enough to NEVER worry again for the rest of your life??

@Tekeee Behind who? Who fucking cares what someone else did yesterday.

My brother just turned 26. $57k salary, still living at home, $7.5k in savings, and $19k left on the car loan. He keeps saying he feels behind. Is he?

@stevehunsaker1 The experience is part of your compensation package, no matter where you work. I agree that's am awful wage for that market, but Social Media Coordinator for the Chargers will definitely open more doors than working for your local division-II school or soccer club 🤷‍♂️

I learned this in about 4 weeks of interning with the Diamondbacks in college: 99/100 people that work in pro sports are absolutely miserable and because it’s everyone’s “dream job” the orgs can pay 30-50% less than what that position would pay in the non-sports market.

@lawyer4SMBs Quickly "spin up" a $250k income in 30-60 days? K...hold on, let me check my notes...🙄

Your best friend is an exec making $250K. But he's been given the dreaded "AI layoff notice." He has a $10K "business ideas" war chest and is asking you what kind of AI-resistant business he can spin up in 30-60 days to quickly replace his income. What are your best ideas?

@marctorrence Having loved on the upper Westside myself, I have no clue what you meant by this. Why do you think people can't people walk and enjoy the weather in other cities?

This will sound like an obnoxious “only in New York thing” but randomly deciding to walk 6 miles home from work because it’s a nice day and you want some fresh air is really an amazing experience you can’t get anywhere else