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My Own Store
comicallyinsane
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Hi all,
Next week I am interviewing for my own Dominos Pizza. My pay wull jump up about 15 to 20 thousand more a year than what I make now. I'll be able to get my own place and move my family out. Wish me luck.
Next week I am interviewing for my own Dominos Pizza. My pay wull jump up about 15 to 20 thousand more a year than what I make now. I'll be able to get my own place and move my family out. Wish me luck.
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Tom Monaghan (born March 25, 1937 in Ann Arbor, Michigan), formally Thomas S. Monaghan, is a Catholic entrepreneur and philanthropist from Michigan who founded Domino's Pizza in 1960. He and his wife, the former Marjorie Zybach, a Lutheran, were married in 1962 and they have four adult daughters. He has subsequently dedicated his time and considerable fortune to Catholic philanthropy and conservative political causes. A champion of fetal rights and opponent of abortion, Monaghan often lists the date of his conception (nine months earlier than the day he was born) as his birthday. He has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on philanthropy and activism, which has garnered both admiration and criticism.
The elevation of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger to the papacy as Pope Benedict XVI in 2005 has raised the profile of Father Joseph Fessio, the Jesuit provost of Monaghan's Ave Maria University. Fessio received his PhD in theology under the mentorship of Ratzinger while the future pope was a professor at the University of Regensburg. Fessio has remained close to Ratzinger, and the publishing house Fessio founded, Ignatius Press, has been and remains the exclusive English-language publisher of all of Ratzinger's personal works prior to his election as pope. Father Fessio's conservative views have been a source of controversy within the Jesuit order, but his close relationship with the new pope is seen by many as being very beneficial to the new university's success.
Why look for controversy, where there is none?
Good Luck is what I say, this will help you and your family!
I admire anyone that goes into business simply because people forget that it's not a 9/5 job, it's a life style.
That is my only point...........For all I know they might ask him about family values. I only want him to be clued up and to get what he wishes for.
In fact if were local I would proactively support his enterprise. I love stufffed crust.
Christ, you guy's must think I'm some kind of socialist robot. Even if I was all I would simply say - All Comicallyinsane is attempting to do is control his own means of production.
In fact if were local I would proactively support his enterprise. I love stufffed crust.
HH
Your friend,
Kim
And Herman we don't have stuffed crust and never have. That's Pizza Hut.
I will drink a couple of margueritas for your successful outcome.
Honestly - best of luck, my friend.
-bf
But, I like the stuffed crust pizza!
-bf
That's odd - I thought ~that~ was Domino's
-bf
Good luck! I hope you get it.
Jason
They don't give a s**t about nothing and I they have a man who plays the piano on fridays.
Comicallyinsane please can you send me the address of your business so the next time I get arrested and the cops say I can have one call I can phone you for pizza. How about that.
Heh, heh...
That's a good one.
-bf
Oh and good luck. :thumbsup:
But best of luck, Comic - bonne chance!