If you could quit your job tomorrow and be financially okay, would you?

[dps]

stay at 4 times the poverty line?

This

Well, in that case, it's no contest.  I'm quitting.

[CountDeMoney]

I don't have a job now.

So, what are you charging for hand jobs these days?

That shit be amateur hour.

  Some of us just don't the talent to go to the majors.

[merithyn]

It's hard to not mentally decompose once you stop working, so no.

It's this kind of thinking that's stuck us with a 77-year-old great-great-grandmother at the office who refuses to quit, and yet can't really do much of the job anymore, either.

She's a sweet lady, don't get me wrong, but we really could use someone capable in the office.

[Sheilbh]

Poverty here is defined as having less than 60% of the average net income, which for a single is about 950 Euro.

60% here too. So yes

[Ideologue]

It's hard to not mentally decompose once you stop working, so no.

It's this kind of thinking that's stuck us with a 77-year-old great-great-grandmother at the office who refuses to quit, and yet can't really do much of the job anymore, either.

She's a sweet lady, don't get me wrong, but we really could use someone capable in the office.

Yeah, I get you.  She'll be gone within three business days.  Leave the package at the usual place.

[Ed Anger]

I always loved the past by their sell date employees. They didn't bother me. 

[Razgovory]

It's hard to not mentally decompose once you stop working, so no.

It's this kind of thinking that's stuck us with a 77-year-old great-great-grandmother at the office who refuses to quit, and yet can't really do much of the job anymore, either.

She's a sweet lady, don't get me wrong, but we really could use someone capable in the office.

Well imagine what she'd be like without her job.

[jimmy olsen]

With the overtime I took this year, I'm going to be close to 4 times the Korean poverty line, so No.

[merithyn]

I always loved the past by their sell date employees. They didn't bother me. 

Again, she's very sweet and I really do like her. BUT... it would be nice to have a full-functioning person in the position.

Well imagine what she'd be like without her job.

I dunno. She's pretty active even when she's not at work. She only works Monday - Wednesday, and she's constantly telling us about what she does on her long weekends. She's never home, and she's never alone. I think she'd be fine, but hell, if it keeps her happy, I'm glad she's around.

[garbon]

I don't have a job now.

So, what are you charging for hand jobs these days?

That shit be amateur hour.

  Some of us just don't the talent to go to the majors.

You gotta put in the effort.

[Gups]

I don't stay in bed for anything less than $150K pa.

[Josquius]

Of course.
I'd prefer getting a real job but that would be nice too.

[Camerus]

Assuming we owned our own house and my wife could take advantage of the same offer, then I definitely would.  I have millions of hobbies I could pursue to fill the time.  I'd like to devote time to charitable efforts or causes I was interested a few days a week in order to still feel useful.

[Tamas]

Hells yeah if it meant decent living, so eg. I wouldn`t have to feed a family from that alone.

Dguller, you must have hobbies or stuff you would like to pick up as hobbies.

[Caliga]

It's this kind of thinking that's stuck us with a 77-year-old great-great-grandmother at the office who refuses to quit, and yet can't really do much of the job anymore, either.

She's a sweet lady, don't get me wrong, but we really could use someone capable in the office.

Since old people are generally completely useless, I totally believe you.... what's the problem in her specific case?