Roger the Car Salesman: My name's Roger, Sir. May I be of some help?
Memphis: That's funny, my name's Roger... Two Rogers don't make a right.
Memphis: Roger, I have a problem...
Roger the Car Salesman: Yes?
Memphis: I've been in L.A. for three months now. I have money, I have taste. But I'm not on anybody's "A" list, and Saturday night is the loneliest night for the week for me.
Roger the Car Salesman: Well, a LR,RR,BMW, MERC would certainly change that.
Memphis: Perhaps, Mmmm. But, you know, this is the one. Yes, yes yes... I saw all of these parked outside the local Starbucks this morning, which tells me only one thing. There's too many self-Indulgent wieners in this city with too much bloody money! Now, if I was driving a 1967 Chevy SS V-8
Roger the Car Salesman: You would not be a self-indulgent wiener, sir... You'd be a connoisseur.
Memphis: Precisely. Champagne would fall from the heavens. Doors would open. Velvet ropes would part.

the army is where people with 0 skills go . 80% of the staff is made of grunts: their parents dont know what to do with them, so they give em to another institution that will use their life against money to kill other people. That's still better than letting the kids stay at home until 40 with mom and dad anyway.
Good money to be made tho, even if you re sacrifying a lot of time and relationships. If you prefer having friends instead of a family, that's the thing to do.

Aren't under-21 U.S. military personnel allowed to drink if they're serving in a country where the minimum drinking age is lower?

The problem was never the drinking age, it was the sentencing.  And that's still true today. 

Norway and Austria (among others) have KICK ASS punishments for drunk drivers. 

people with low or no qualifications are often more prone to be impacted by unemployment. People with rare skills and a decent education, who can lead and have a background in psychology have better places and of course earn more.
They also chose safer jobs from the beginning.

I HOPE AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

Some guys inside also had that look on the face. But they got shanked anyway. Would love to wrestle with a full grown tiger someday to see who would win. I think it's the animal inside me. Love to fight, always loved it.

you know, it is one thing to be "cavalier" and/or using "shocking"humor on a interweb forum but i think alot of this "humor" isn't really "humor" and there is alot of malice behind these words from some of you.

seriously, alot of innocent people got hurt here- have a fucking heart

Valid point.....HOWEVER, take your soap opera scenario and shove it up ur arse! Possibly teh worst tragedy in history death tolls.

qft

I used to order from champion.  4 or 6 times a year.  Then one day, they said they were no longer going to be doing individual orders, just protein by the case or whatever.

I started going to BBing.com - mainly for accountability.  They ship out of FL, so it's here in 36 hours usually.  They send you emails every step of the way, follow-up emails, etc.

Price doesn't matter too much - I mean if I'm order two tubs of protein, spending $83 vs $86 isn't a huge deal of difference.  Peace of mind is nice though.

I'm sure most companies in the industry offer very good service, and most are similar prices.  BBing.com is nice because they're like the superwalmart of the industry - everything lowest price and good delivery system. 

I'm sure if you're looking for a specialized supp stack or custom diet, there are going to be companies that can deliver more personalized solutions.  But for me, when all I want is mocha protein by the tub, BBing.com works.

I get up at 2:30am, do my work through the day, hit the gym, and by the time I'm home around 2pm I'm fried. If I don't get/take a nap, I'm falling asleep at 5-6pm.
Naps are actually more natural for the body, more natural than you trying to fit in at GetBig, hossie.

Until my boss wakes me up at my desk.

My mom contracts as a writer to a company with a lot of travel industry work.  The outlook is grim, as she tells it.  A lot of people squeezed out with the belt/noose tightening.  She's still there though, so maybe that means it's a good time for piece workers to replace salaried people, but she thinks there's a chance the company will pack it in altogether.

About 8 years ago, I would have had to give up on working for myself if I had kids to support.  If you don't have a cushion, maybe think about how to transition into freelancing.  Moonlighting, part timing, etc, before quitting and selling the contracting idea to them. 

Also think about tax implications, liability/indemnity, and marketability of a sole proprietorship vs a LLC.  I don't know US corp structures so I might be misunderstanding the nature of a sole proprietorship, but consider talking to an accountant if you haven't already.

Maybe Texas?

Is he playing a hitman / bodyguard in this movie?