[mtbr]

hurley_108 hurley_108:

ziggy ziggy:

You mean Dell? That had absolutely nothing to do with the oilpatch. Maybe you should have watched it on the news.

Yea, I mean Dell, and yea, it had almost everything to do with the oilpatch. Everything has everything to do with the oilpatch in Alberta. You can't even get a burger at the drive through sometimes because of staffing issues, because everyone's off working in the oilpatch. Housing prices are going through the roof ebcause of the oilpatch. Construction projects getting ridiculously expensive because of the job competition from the oilpatch, and we're not touching the brakes.

That you can't see this would be funny if it weren't so unbelievably ignorant.

Maybe if you were out looking for a job in the early 80's or the early 90's you would see things differently.


You have lived in good times would you like to see the bad?

[hurley_108]

mtbr mtbr:

hurley_108 hurley_108:

ziggy ziggy:

You mean Dell? That had absolutely nothing to do with the oilpatch. Maybe you should have watched it on the news.

Yea, I mean Dell, and yea, it had almost everything to do with the oilpatch. Everything has everything to do with the oilpatch in Alberta. You can't even get a burger at the drive through sometimes because of staffing issues, because everyone's off working in the oilpatch. Housing prices are going through the roof ebcause of the oilpatch. Construction projects getting ridiculously expensive because of the job competition from the oilpatch, and we're not touching the brakes.

That you can't see this would be funny if it weren't so unbelievably ignorant.

I wonder who's dumb idea this was

"It also comes less than three years after the city lured the call centre with economic concessions."

What was so dumb about trying to entice tech companies to come in? We need diversity.

[mtbr]

A call center....tech company

It tried to drain wal-mart and McDs of employees.

[hurley_108]

mtbr mtbr:

hurley_108 hurley_108:

ziggy ziggy:

You mean Dell? That had absolutely nothing to do with the oilpatch. Maybe you should have watched it on the news.

Yea, I mean Dell, and yea, it had almost everything to do with the oilpatch. Everything has everything to do with the oilpatch in Alberta. You can't even get a burger at the drive through sometimes because of staffing issues, because everyone's off working in the oilpatch. Housing prices are going through the roof ebcause of the oilpatch. Construction projects getting ridiculously expensive because of the job competition from the oilpatch, and we're not touching the brakes.

That you can't see this would be funny if it weren't so unbelievably ignorant.

Maybe if you were out looking for a job in the early 80's or the early 90's you would see things differently.


You have lived in good times would you like to see the bad?

Maybe if you had to go out and buy a house today you'd see things differently. Good is a relative term, and a four letter word.

[mtbr]

hurley_108 hurley_108:

mtbr mtbr:

hurley_108 hurley_108:

ziggy ziggy:

You mean Dell? That had absolutely nothing to do with the oilpatch. Maybe you should have watched it on the news.

Yea, I mean Dell, and yea, it had almost everything to do with the oilpatch. Everything has everything to do with the oilpatch in Alberta. You can't even get a burger at the drive through sometimes because of staffing issues, because everyone's off working in the oilpatch. Housing prices are going through the roof ebcause of the oilpatch. Construction projects getting ridiculously expensive because of the job competition from the oilpatch, and we're not touching the brakes.

That you can't see this would be funny if it weren't so unbelievably ignorant.

Maybe if you were out looking for a job in the early 80's or the early 90's you would see things differently.


You have lived in good times would you like to see the bad?

Maybe if you had to go out and buy a house today you'd see things differently. Good is a relative term, and a four letter word.

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

You whine because everything is not "perfect" in Alberta.....suck it up pansy or hit the road.

You own a house and have a job,relatively new car?..not enough... you deserve more right?why?

I worked my ass off since I was in junior high school and I never qualified for a mortgage until I was 29.

You're 27, have you ever really had to look for a job? and not have a choice over which one you want?

Maybe a slow down that you keep wishing for will make you see it differently. careful what you wish for.

[ziggy]

hurley_108 hurley_108:

ziggy ziggy:

You mean Dell? That had absolutely nothing to do with the oilpatch. Maybe you should have watched it on the news.

Yea, I mean Dell, and yea, it had almost everything to do with the oilpatch. Everything has everything to do with the oilpatch in Alberta. You can't even get a burger at the drive through sometimes because of staffing issues, because everyone's off working in the oilpatch. Housing prices are going through the roof ebcause of the oilpatch. Construction projects getting ridiculously expensive because of the job competition from the oilpatch, and we're not touching the brakes.

That you can't see this would be funny if it weren't so unbelievably ignorant.

Well,nice try to blame Alberta for this but when it comes down to you or the president of Dell coming down with an explanation I'll believe the guy from Dell.

[Ripcat]

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

[mtbr]

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

[RUEZ]

DerbyX DerbyX:

hurley_108 hurley_108:

Or when he needs help fixing his computer. Or when he wants a burger. Or when he wants to do anything other than sell oil.

I think this site needs a "Completely Fucking Retarded" medal, just for mtbr.

We have 2.

Take your pick:

Now now.

[Ripcat]

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

[mtbr]

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

ah duh duh duh how does it do that...duh duh

[hurley_108]

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

ah duh duh duh how does it do that...duh duh

Actually it does. There are 22 places in Canada more affordable than Edmonton. And remember, this is median income to median house price, so just because the economy might be "better" here than there doesn't factor in.

[mtbr]

hurley_108 hurley_108:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

ah duh duh duh how does it do that...duh duh

Actually it does. There are 22 places in Canada more affordable than Edmonton. And remember, this is median income to median house price, so just because the economy might be "better" here than there doesn't factor in.

read page two in the link

I said there was places in Canada that were more expensive than Alberta don't try to put a spin on my original post.


I'm right and you two clown turds are WRONG


Ripshits link even proves my point.

[Ripcat]

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

ah duh duh duh how does it do that...duh duh

I'd have more success explaining it to my 15 month old...

Anyways, there are now two links posted that support the position that you are talking out your ass. Can you count to two or is that too many.

[mtbr]

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Ripcat Ripcat:

mtbr mtbr:

Its still more expensive to buy a house in many other parts of the country....where the economy sucks.

Incorrect, try again.

Nope sorry try again.....


http://www.demographia.com/dhi.pdf


cost of housing relative to income

maybe McDs in Kelowna and Victoria pay 32 bucks an hour

You really are dense. Your link supports my position...

ah duh duh duh how does it do that...duh duh

I'd have more success explaining it to my 15 month old...

Anyways, there are now two links posted that support the position that you are talking out your ass. Can you count to two or is that too many.

I think you need to switch work stations at that automotive assembly plant.