Yeah I'll take the Extra happy meal

Police: McDonald's Worker A Drive-Thru Drug Dealer
EDGEWATER, Md. (AP) ―

Anne Arundel County Police say a Lothian man working at a McDonald's was dealing drugs out of the drive-thru.
Police arrested Donald Brice, 27, on Friday in the parking lot of a McDonald's in the 100-block of Mitchells Chance Road in Edgewater.
Police say Brice sold marijuana to undercover detectives who were investigating him.
In the last month, police received tips that Brice was dealing drugs out of the drive-thru window.
After ordering food, police say the undercover detectives also bought marijuana from Brice at the cashier's window. Brice is charged with drug dealing and possession charges.

Talk about a Happy Meal! :-)

Screw metro (but i's free...)

So, after the incident Thursday involving the impaling of Manda on the pole so psycho chick could get the seat. I approached the train, thinking it would not be so bad today. Imagine my surprise to see psycho chick sitting there, hair still not combed this morning as i boarded the train.

Of course I ended up having to sit in a seat facing her. The whole trip while staring at her (a little game we started Thursday :) )I just wanted to rush over and take a brush to the rats nest on her head. Seriously, it takes 10 seconds to run a comb through your hair! Why is it so difficult????

It's a gamble getting on the train. You never know what nasty crust ass will sit next to you. Or who will decide that they want to talk to you. Can't you see the headphones in my ears attached to the ipod in my hand? I don't want to talk to you obviously. It's more irritating trying to read and you have to ask me about the book...you see i'm reading. Obviously I have no freakin idea how it ends. LEAVE ME ALONE. I DO NOT want to talk to you. Metro time is me time. The time I sit and think ugh I don't want to go to work, or damn that work day sure sucked. I need to reflect. Why will they not let me have that time?

The one good thing is that takign metro has extended the life of my poor van beyond all expectations. It's still runs pretty well, all things considered. I really need to break down and budget for a new car. But then if I drive, how can i enjoy the putrid smell of nasty folk riding on metro. Or the ones that need to kill me to get to a seat before me. My metro adventures....

Hmm....

Why am I not able to trust that some people's motives are completely innocent?

Why do I fear death so much? Is it the unknown?

Why do I assume people's main objective is to piss me off?

Why can't I find a job that doesn't have a boss that is not a total ass?

Why am I here? What is my purpose?

Why? Why anything?

And every single one of the companies wants a bailout...

Courtesy of CNN



Big bank execs: What they take home


When times were good, the top executives from the largest U.S. banks made a mint. Below is the total compensation in 2007 for the 9 banks that received the first batch of government aid through TARP.


Bank of America
Kenneth D. Lewis
Chairman and CEO

$24.8 million

Bank of America
Joe L. Price
Chief Financial Officer

$6.5 million

Bank of America
Amy Woods Brinkley
Global Risk Executive
$9.3 million

Bank of America
Barbara J. Desoer
Global Technology and Operations Executive
$10.5 million


Bank of America
Liam E. McGee
President Global Consumer and Small Business Banking
$12.2 million


Bank of America
Brian T. Moynihan
President of Global Corporate and Investment Banking
$10.1 million


Bank of America
R. Eugene Taylor
Former Vice Chairman and Former President, Global Corporate and Investment Banking
$3.3 million


Citigroup
Sir Winfried Bischoff
Chairman
$6.1 million


Citigroup
Vikram Pandit
CEO
573,813


Citigroup
Gary Crittenden
Chief Financial Officer
$19.4 million


Citigroup
Sallie Krawcheck
Chair and CEO—GWM
$7.1 million

Citigroup
Lewis Kaden
Vice Chairman
$6.8 million


Citigroup
Michael Klein
CEO- Global Banking
$7.9 million


Citigroup
Stephen Volk
Vice Chairman
$7.6 million


Citigroup
Charles Prince
Former Chairman and CEO
$15.1 million


Goldman Sachs
Lloyd C. Blankfein
Chairman and CEO
$70.3 million


Goldman Sachs
Gary D. Cohn
President and Chief Operating Officer
$72.5 million


Goldman Sachs
Jon Winkelried
President and Chief Operating Officer
$71.5 million


Goldman Sachs
David A. Viniar
Chief Financial Officer
$58.5 million


Goldman Sachs
Edward C. Forst
Chief Administrative Officer
$49.1 million


JP Morgan Chase
James Dimon
Chairman and CEO
$27.8 million


JP Morgan Chase
Michael J. Cavanagh
Chief financial officer
$8.3 million


JP Morgan Chase
Steven D. Black
Co-CEO Investment Bank
$20.9 million


JP Morgan Chase
James E. Staley
CEO Asset Management
$16.7 million


JP Morgan Chase
William T. Winters
Co-CEO Investment Bank
$21.2 million


Merrill Lynch
John A. Thain
Chief Executive Officer
$17.3 million


Merrill Lynch
Nelson Chai
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
$1.7 million


Merrill Lynch
Gregory J. Fleming
President & Chief Operating Officer
$27.4 million


Merrill Lynch
Robert J. McCann
Executive Vice President
$5 million


Merrill Lynch
Jeffrey N. Edwards
Former Chief Financial Officer
$2.6 million


Merrill Lynch
E. Stanley O’Neal
Former Chief Executive Officer
$24.3 million


Merrill Lynch
Ahmass L. Fakahany
Former Co-President and Co-Chief Operating Officer
$4.6 million


Merrill Lynch
Dow Kim
Former Executive Vice President
$14.5 million


Morgan Stanley
John J. Mack
Chairman and CEO
$1.6 million


Morgan Stanley
Colm Kelleher
Chief Financial Officer
$21 million


Morgan Stanley
David H. Sidwell
Former Chief Financial Officer
$14.6 million


Morgan Stanley
Robert W. Scully
Co-President
$15.2 million


Morgan Stanley
Gary G. Lynch
Chief Legal Officer
$11.9 million


Morgan Stanley
Thomas R. Nides
Chief Administrative Officer
$6.3 million



Wells Fargo
Richard M. Kovacevich
Chairman
$22.9 million


Wells Fargo
John G. Stumpf
President & Chief Executive Officer
$12.6 million


Wells Fargo
Howard I. Atkins
Senior Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
$5.1 million


Wells Fargo
David A. Hoyt
Senior Executive Vice President, Wholesale Banking
$6.4 million


Wells Fargo
Mark C. Oman
Senior Executive Vice President, Home & Consumer Finance
$6.4 million


Wells Fargo
Carrie L. Tolstedt
Senior Executive Vice President, Community Banking
$495,192