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To: ChanceIs who wrote (182309)	2/6/2009 10:26:26 PM
From: John Chen	Respond to of 306849

"Toll Brothers CEO got $8.8M in '08 compensation". Before the advanced wallstreet civilization, these corporations probably do not accumulate such 'huge losses'. Let's see, for one guy: $8.8M know salary compensation. unknwon perk/waste: probably $3M to $4M. Let's say on average, there is 10 positions costing $5M / each. Easily $60M to $100M so called loss are on 'bad performers' pay/bonus. The burden on workers vs. management is extremely unfair. There is really not much 'bailouts/handouts' needed, maybe a little, definitely not catastrophe or amagedon as we are led to believe, by the PRESIDENTS, if the upper-tiers share the financial burdens of a bad economy fairly. Can understand why Bush-Junior did the act. Disappointed Obama has no other option but to follow the same script. How sick is good 'getting old' USA ?