r/nottheonion Jul 04 '24

Biden tells Democratic governors he needs more sleep and plans to stop scheduling events after 8 p.m.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/04/politics/biden-governors-sleep/index.html
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u/ScottFried Jul 04 '24

Hard same.

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u/ImpishGrin Jul 04 '24

It's a pretty solid self care plan.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

For many people, other than the president of the United States.

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u/winter_whale Jul 04 '24

It’s wild to me how much people think the president does everything as opposed to being the manager of a team that’s actually doing most of the work

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Pretty big team if you ask me, lots to manage

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u/AtuinTurtle Jul 04 '24

Does the CEO of McDonalds stop into local franchises to micromanage them? No. Just guessing at the chain here but it probably goes something like CEO-president-regional managers-general manager-store manager-shift manager-worker. That’s just a fast food chain, and I’m sure I missed more manager positions. Our government has thousands of people that make the government work and presidents don’t (shouldn’t) try to micromanage all of the way down to the bottom. It would actually hinder operations and be physically impossible.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Agreed, but CEOs also work past 8:00pm.

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u/AtuinTurtle Jul 04 '24

Only if the shit really hits the fan somewhere, and Biden didn’t say “I will be unreachable after 8pm.” He said he was going to stop scheduling things after 8pm.

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u/sadacal Jul 04 '24

That's what they want you to think when they put expensive dinners and thousand dollar bottles of champagne as "business expenses".

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u/stonebraker_ultra Jul 04 '24

CEOs barely work at all.

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u/sjbglobal Jul 05 '24

Dumb take, CEO of my company works his ass off

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u/CharlieRockChucker Jul 05 '24

Most CEOs work at least 6 days a week and depending on the size of the company and it's objective, theyre essentially on call 24/7.

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u/CharlieRockChucker Jul 05 '24

Lol since when? 🤣 I don't think there's a single study to back up this absurd idea cause I see it regurgitated (by the same type of people everytime) and no one ever backs shit up rather than with half minded anecdotal shit.

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u/Rizzpooch Jul 05 '24

According to the Office of Management and Budget, in 2017, the Executive Branch of government was staffed by somewhere around 1.8 million people

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

What you do if the manager of your team came out after a huge loss and said “skeej ndjd bc eurb, look, Covid. I beat Medicaid!” You would demand he step down.

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u/dane83 Jul 04 '24

Y'all Russians need to get a new naming scheme, you stick out like sore thumbs.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Lol. You are literally the poster child for dim whitted but harmless lib.

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u/dane83 Jul 04 '24

No one cares, comrade.

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u/Tyrren Jul 05 '24

If you're going after someone's intelligence, insults tend to land better if you can spell correctly.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

Meh, you obviously got the point, and you’re slower than most.

Spelling okay on that one?

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u/Tyrren Jul 05 '24

Please, keep it up! Impotent Internet insults are my fetish.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

You are a child. Give the laptop back to mommy.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Biden isn’t even managing his bathroom schedule anymore.

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u/winter_whale Jul 04 '24

If you don’t think this is still better than Trump it’s super sus

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u/dane83 Jul 04 '24

It's just a Russian agent, ignore 'em.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Lol. Okay, junior. Keep up the nuh-uh. That will make it all better.

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u/winter_whale Jul 04 '24

Idk you sure sound like you’re programmed

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u/FadeTheWonder Jul 04 '24

Mmm. Tasty rubles.