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My teacher/tutor in High School had a pension plan where if you didn't take a sick day it rolled over to 50% of a days pay you could get later on during retirement or retire early while still being paid. He never eve took a sick day off like 30 years. He retired early and was still getting paid full salary for at least I think 7 or maybe more years.

My friend’s dad was a Miami dade fire fighter and they got the “drop program”… pretty much would be losing money if they worked longer than 30 years. So the “drop” was an immediate payout of $300,000 and the annual pension was a certain % of the average of their best 3 earning years. So for him that means $10k/mo are the drop, full medical, dental, etc. It got shut down after it was abused so badly a captain lived at the station for 3 years basically and his average was close to $300k.

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Guard my life with twin Glocks thats made out of plastic

I already been in stock tuah for a while, fellas.

(((Certain people))) keeping all the money for themselves

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Type profile low, like A in 'Paid in Full'

Guard my life with twin Glocks thats made out of plastic

I already been in stock tuah for a while, fellas.

My teacher/tutor in High School had a pension plan where if you didn't take a sick day it rolled over to 50% of a days pay you could get later on during retirement or retire early while still being paid. He never eve took a sick day off like 30 years. He retired early and was still getting paid full salary for at least I think 7 or maybe more years.

My friend’s dad was a Miami dade fire fighter and they got the “drop program”… pretty much would be losing money if they worked longer than 30 years. So the “drop” was an immediate payout of $300,000 and the annual pension was a certain % of the average of their best 3 earning years. So for him that means $10k/mo are the drop, full medical, dental, etc. It got shut down after it was abused so badly a captain lived at the station for 3 years basically and his average was close to $300k.

My teacher/tutor in High School had a pension plan where if you didn't take a sick day it rolled over to 50% of a days pay you could get later on during retirement or retire early while still being paid. He never eve took a sick day off like 30 years. He retired early and was still getting paid full salary for at least I think 7 or maybe more years.