Do you subscribe?

[Some Guy]

You need to subscribe to your own paper. If we don't stand behind our own product, why should we expect anybody else to?

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

I get mine and it costs like two bucks out of every paycheck.

 

[Blitz]

I subscribe. Signed up when I signed on.
Not that big of a deduction every 2 weeks.

 

[Tom Petty]

You need to subscribe to your own paper. If we don't stand behind our own product, why should we expect anybody else to?

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

I get mine and it costs like two bucks out of every paycheck.

you're kidding, right?

who wins when employees religiously read their newspaper from cover to cover each day?

 

[txsportsscribe]

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

i guarantee you that newspapers aren't dying because the people who work there don't have subscriptions.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

You need to subscribe to your own paper. If we don't stand behind our own product, why should we expect anybody else to?

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

I get mine and it costs like two bucks out of every paycheck.

Believe it or not, there are some people who NEED that two bucks out of every paycheck, whether it's weekly or every other week.

If you get paid every other week, that's $1 per week, or $52 per year. That'll pay for a couple of tanks of gas for the car, or a night out with the wife, or a couple holiday presents for the children. Why should a company that has made plenty of profit (at least until recently) receive any more of an employee's money when that employee already is busting their butt for them?

 

[Tom Petty]

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

i guarantee you that newspapers aren't dying because the people who work there don't have subscriptions.

do you even work in the field of journalism?

 

[txsportsscribe]

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

i guarantee you that newspapers aren't dying because the people who work there don't have subscriptions.

do you even work in the field of journalism?

go screw yourself, petty

 

[Tom Petty]

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

i guarantee you that newspapers aren't dying because the people who work there don't have subscriptions.

do you even work in the field of journalism?

go screw yourself, petty

wow. i ask a questio,n and you come back with that?

what's wrong with you?

 

[fleaflicker]

You need to subscribe to your own paper. If we don't stand behind our own product, why should we expect anybody else to?

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

I get mine and it costs like two bucks out of every paycheck.

 

[fleaflicker]

I'll subscribe again on the day toilet paper hits $200 a roll.

 

[Some Guy]

I get mine and it costs like two bucks out of every paycheck.

Hey, I'd pay my two bucks if the first three words of your post were accurate. Unfortunately, they can't seem to find a way to get the paper to me every day (nor could my last paper at my last apartment complex.)

Why should I pay for their incompetence?

I suppose there are always extenuating circumstances ... or "protest" reasons not to subscribe.

But, in general, I stand by my post.

 

[Some Guy]

How can we sit here and wring our hands about nosediving circulation numbers when we can't even get a group of journalists to subscribe? No wonder our business is dying.

i guarantee you that newspapers aren't dying because the people who work there don't have subscriptions.

True. So what?