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Don't try to rationalize your job as beneficial to skiing overall. The only benefit you should get from a ski job is laughing at the crash pack when some gaper tears their ACL due to a fucked up din.
 
have you seen your karma lately? you have over twice as much post as me, and twice as many pictures and its lower then mine. you have nothing intelligent to say yet you think you do.
 
Does it really matter? I was talking about SkiBladeBuddy or whatever he name is. He never has anything positive to say...ever.
 
hes just negative towards you, because, well, there isn't anything positive to say about you.
 
I don't care. I don't know you. You don't know me. I don't know him. He doesn't know me. Stop making assumptions about people over the internet. Go ski.
 
im not making assumptions. after seeing you post for a while, i can confidently say that you are the worst member on ns.
 
socialist, but that dosnt matter, because i have no problem with other conservative members, but they base there opinions on facts, you just pull facts out of your ass and then base your opinion on that.
 
woahh, whats with alll the fighting.

this is newschoolers a place of love.

anyone that signs on daily to check their threads or the lastest updates, and sees you two fight would be ashamed to call themselves a newschooler.

in the words of bob marley. one love
 
i'll back aspen. i live in colorado too and we have it pretty fucking good here so fuck it if a few select people aren't fans of you or whatever
 
Best in one go was 340 for teaching a family for a few half days. I would wonder what I did wrong in a private if I didn't get tipped. In group lessons, especially kids, it's pretty much a lottery. I have been hungover and taught badly and got tipped well, and taught the best lesson ever and got nothing.

I am thinking that tips this season will be rubbish as I am teaching mainly aussies, and the aussie dollar has gone through the floor against the yen, rubbish!

 
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