I heard a comedian once do a routine about how poorly US airline pilots were payed - some working two jobs even. He went on to point out that for his personal safety he wanted the guy flying HIS plane to be as highly payed as possible so that the pilot didn't have to worry about anything exceot jetting him safely through the skies.
Now consider YOUR children.
Teachers spend the same (if not more) waking hours with your children than you do. I know that if I leave my child with someone for that long, I sure want to know that they LIKE their job and aren't stressed out of their minds and fiarly compensated.
Maybe that just shows you how much I care about my kids - and not my six figure salary.
I use Energizer 2500mAh AA/AAA batteries in all my remotes and for me they last well over six months. I use the Energizer Compact Charger for recharging and while it takes forever (12 hours) to recharge four batteries, they seems to work okay without noticeable capacity loss over the last few years.
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I heard a comedian once do a routine about how poorly US airline pilots were payed - some working two jobs even. He went on to point out that for his personal safety he wanted the guy flying HIS plane to be as highly payed as possible so that the pilot didn't have to worry about anything exceot jetting him safely through the skies.
Now consider YOUR children.
Teachers spend the same (if not more) waking hours with your children than you do. I know that if I leave my child with someone for that long, I sure want to know that they LIKE their job and aren't stressed out of their minds and fiarly compensated.
Maybe that just shows you how much I care about my kids - and not my six figure salary.
You forgot: 4. ...but you are underpaid
5. ...but you are undervalued
6. ...but you are stereotyped
I use Energizer 2500mAh AA/AAA batteries in all my remotes and for me they last well over six months. I use the Energizer Compact Charger for recharging and while it takes forever (12 hours) to recharge four batteries, they seems to work okay without noticeable capacity loss over the last few years.