The goal of a company is to earn profit, not give it away. They probably have plans for that money. Expansion. More jobs.
It gets spent one way or another. Any time money is spent, people benefit somewhere.
The goal of a company is to earn profit, not give it away. They probably have plans for that money. Expansion. More jobs.Ah, so the company increased their income by 30% and he gave all the employees a 4% bonus, 7.5% of the increase they helped produce. That one is a true philanthropist.
It's better than nothing but not exactly a good counterpoint. If it was 50% of their yearly income or even 15% that would be one thing. Regardless, there is always the exception that proves the rule. It's pretty much commonly accepted that those who have no problem screwing over everyone else are the ones that usually get ahead. This is true in the Game of Thrones and in real life for the most part unfortunately.
Dany is pretty cool, but she's spent 3 seasons dicking around on another continent.
I feel like Dany arriving on Westeros is probably endgame stuff.
still hoping forher and Arya to connect.
I wonder how Arya serving the many faced god of death is going to play out, it seems that followers of R'hllor the red god view the seven as relatively new false gods, but the stranger aspect of the seven and the many faced god of death are viewed as the same thing, a much more ancient god and demon... Which would put them at odds.
I hope Arya pays Cersei a visit in the winds of winter :3
I think more readers found book 5 a better read than book 4 Feast which could be a slog in parts despite ADWD having >1000 pages. Personally I liked ADWD more but the guys who waited 5 long years for it to come out could've felt cheated a little.It's been a few years, but I don't recall 4 being hard to finish. Book 5, though, I had to force myself to read to the end.
I'm hoping the show finds a way to speed up Arya's storyline.
this season, she's felt like the Forrest Gump of Westeros -- just randomly appearing with random main characters and at random events.
hey walder frey needs a wife right?
still hoping forher and Arya to connect.
I think more readers found book 5 a better read than book 4 Feast which could be a slog in parts despite ADWD having >1000 pages. Personally I liked ADWD more but the guys who waited 5 long years for it to come out could've felt cheated a little.
Anyway theres someone who created an index of chapters of book 4+5 to read in parallel, the chapters will be ordered by approx timeline in this index. It could be make the books more enjoyable to read.
http://boiledleather.com/post/25902554148/a-new-reader-friendly-combined-reading-order-for-a
Is it worth reading the books at this point, or should I just follow along with the show. I don't mind the books spoiling the show, since obviously I will still get the surprise from reading the books.
The bread/salt ceremony which is supposed to give you the hosts protection, are they supposed to eat both bread and salt? Walder Frey definitely did not touch bread to salt
I think more readers found book 5 a better read than book 4 Feast which could be a slog in parts despite ADWD having >1000 pages. Personally I liked ADWD more but the guys who waited 5 long years for it to come out could've felt cheated a little.
Anyway theres someone who created an index of chapters of book 4+5 to read in parallel, the chapters will be ordered by approx timeline in this index. It could be make the books more enjoyable to read.
http://boiledleather.com/post/25902554148/a-new-reader-friendly-combined-reading-order-for-a
The books have so much background, history, and details that don't get explained in the show. Plus there are some significant differences in season 2 and 3. So I would recommend reading the books, at least the first 3.
Ah, so the company increased their income by 30% and he gave all the employees a 4% bonus, 7.5% of the increase they helped produce. That one is a true philanthropist.
It's better than nothing but not exactly a good counterpoint. If it was 50% of their yearly income or even 15% that would be one thing. Regardless, there is always the exception that proves the rule. It's pretty much commonly accepted that those who have no problem screwing over everyone else are the ones that usually get ahead. This is true in the Game of Thrones and in real life for the most part unfortunately.