Why we have to sign waivers? So that they can pay less?
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So we won’t sue them. Their lawyers are covering all their bases so that we won’t persue legal action. They’re essentially holding the money as hostage. While it’s standard operating procedure for large companies, that doesn’t make it right. It’s just more proof that big business is in it for TPTB, not the little guy. They make their money off the backs of hardworking people then slink away with the power and profits. They know they put most of us in a precarious financial situation and we’ll sign them. We have mortgages and rents and car payments. They know we need those funds, so we will sign. They have no shame or compassion. But you know what? The best revenge is success. Bounce back better, no matter how long it takes or how hard it gets. Because at the end of the day they don’t give a sh-t about us. Not one single tu-d. So I’m going to use my anger and upset to fuel my success. I’m going to show them they lost a damn good employee. Their loss will be someone else’s gain. And when the bank folds, and mark my words, in five to ten years, they will, I will look back and see the blessing in the mess they created. At least I can sleep at night. I wonder if TPTB can say the same.