u/Huge_Following_325

Something I'm just curious about. He started it either last year or the year before when he was having some putting woes. I can kind of guess what he is doing, but it isn't practicing his putting motion, it seems more like concentrating on a point he wants to hit. I just wonder if he's ever talked about it

$330,00 over projected revenue. I know the zoo is not a net revenue generator for the city, but I personally think it is an important part of it.

I admit I get a bit annoyed on this sub how the sole focus seems to be RTO with little attention given to pay raises. IMHO, pay raises are as important, especially if the state tries to negotiate a "ok you can WFH, and that's your de facto pay raise." Both are necessary, I believe, given how much everything costs these days. There is money in the budget for the raises regardless of any savings they would get from renewing WFH. The recent budget would add $23 billion into the rainy day fund which is already at $14.4 billion. My back of the envelope calculation is that a 7% increase would cost approximately $2.4 billion. That is very rough and probably on the high side. So instead of a $37+ billion rainy day fund it would "only" be $35 billion, of which some of that would be made up by WFH savings.

WE ARE NOT A PRIORITY, WE ARE NOT VALUED!