If someone claims you got a 10% raise for the first time in 10 years, will you actually have access to that money even if that 10% is really 2.6%?

@Spoiledbrat

[u]Fact[/u]: Mathematically, there is a difference between 10% and 2.6%.

If the real answer is 2.6%, but you (knowingly) quote 10% as the answer, which answer is a fake claim?

Is 10 percent before taxes? Because technically the raise is 10 percent. @MarkPaul

@Spoiledbrat Technically, the raise is 2.6%... similar to raises received in all previous years during the last 10 years.

Do you think you could be a little less vague? @MarkPaul

@Spoiledbrat Do you think it would make a difference to you if I was even more crystal clear? Why do you feel the need to defend an obvious lie? Or, to be a little less vague... why do you have a need to lick the ass of the gutless and failing Baby-trump while riding his dick?

I think I’ll just leave now.

@Spoiledbrat That's probably for the best, honey. And, yes... for you, Santa Claus is real. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

I’m not a honey, thank you. And I didn’t vote for Trump. I thought we were talking about pay raises but I don’t think we are. @MarkPaul

@Spoiledbrat Oh, we are. And, it's still a mystery why you feel the need to uphold an obvious lie.

I apparently need to a class in smart assery because I am clueless.
@MarkPaul

@Spoiledbrat I think you better inform your parents or benefactors that you will most likely fail this class. What is it that you fail to understand? And, be specific and direct; I don't have a lot of time to waste.

@MarkPaul yea there’s your catch phrase, I knew you couldn’t resist for long Stretch. 😂🤣😅😆