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Only since last year... and surely because we didn't yet legalize marijuana, which is a HUGE (and new) source of profit for California! :p

Are you kidding, or are you blind??? Come work in France, you'll see what is REAL worker protection, healthcare, unemployment protection and retirement... ... and you'll realize that in term of worker protection the USA are much more close to the third-world than to France and some other...

Try that with french "designers"! In France, the instructions given to any pre-press service is always to tell the customer that his file is perfect, even if everything is crap and has to be fixed/redone.

As far as I experienced, this kind of behaviour can have 2 responses: - the guys who strongly believe that they know their job... those will stone-wall you with an answer like: "I do this job since 30 years and I know how to do it" or "I work with 50 other printers and I have no problem with...

Or "I do this job since 30 years and I never had any problems (with the other printers)" :mad: It reminds me my old days in prepress :(... and how happy I am now doing another job :D

You USA guys have it all wrong! Everyone in the World uses D/M/Y - 16.03.18... except you! :rolleyes: And I know all the confusion this obvious error creates, especially the 12 first days of the month!!! :mad: It's like using the "." for the "," and the "," to separate the groups of 3 digits...

The new year is beginning badly for him... :(

Merry Christmas everybody

It's retirement money in the USA, which is ruining the economy of western Europa!

And even worse the salesperson will demand his-her 20% cut for this unprinted job!

And, more important, they are sure that their files are perfect and don't need to be fixed... so, they surely wouldn't pay for something they believe they don't need!

129,000 is the lower estimation according to Wikipedia... the highest being 226,000... And Japanese people are still today suffering the consequences of the radiations That being said, I cannot understand how (some of) you US guys always succeed to find a good justification for killing hundreds...

Yes, I know how you know!... but are you sure you really know? ;) I was not born in 45, so I even didn't know that the insane nuke dropper was Truman... and I remember but deliberately excluded Clinton and his head giving intern because it was more laughable than really embarrassing. Yes, the...

I don't remember all your presidents, but he is not your first embarrassment: before him were at least Reagan and the pair of Bush's (especially Junior!!!)... so probably now US people begin to get used to embarrassing presidents :rolleyes: ************ There is something you should...

Yes that does count! the purpose of the blood test is also to see which kind of ink you have in your veins... so, you won't be hired, as it shows that you are not a real printer... :rolleyes: You are welcome to come back in 2 years, when our offset printshop will be near bankrupcy and we will...

In my country, we say: The urgent jobs are already shipped, we are actually doing the impossible, but for the miracles we need 48 hours more.

Customer Service Rep ?

Yes... and also: America, A Horse With No Name: "Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain" 3 negations!.. Pink Floyd, The Wall: "We don't need no education We don't need no thought control" Each time my english collegue hears this song on the radio he says that in fact they do need...

Look at my profile, I'm French: I learnt UK english at school, and I'm not completely familiar with US streets language. Sorry, my school wasn't a prestigious school like yours and english is not my mother-tongue, but I try to do my best. And AP90 is right, I was neither referring to "ain't"...

"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch"... Could be a double negative form, classic grammar mistake made by low education english speaking people... ... or the second negation cancels the first, giving a positive sense to the sentence, meaning then: "There is such thing as a free lunch".