It's kind of funny in one way Darkstar2 because you are always complaining about the
earning opportunities here, and more for that matter. Yet, you are a top earner in
regards to the earning options here (not including affiliates).

Of course, like you said, it varies in regards to how much one can earn. I did post
about 'Time' in my tips. Overall, it truly does matter how much time you have in
order to do surveys and tasks.

Also, I have to say if one was to work 3 hours straight, that would be very good.
The issue I believe is that most people either don't have 3 hours straight to do
this stuff online or they spend that much time and more throughout their entire
day.

I do wish everyone had the option to make $500 or more per month on a routine
basis (without refs and without running all over the www to do it).

I turned the patient by myself.

The only time needing more than one person to turn a patient is in very severe cases.

You can update on the PeanutLabs page but other than that, no.

I've worked over 100 hours per week in nursing plenty of times.
I've worked 16 hour days, for two weeks in a row. So yep, I know.

The last job I had was a social services director in a nursing home. That was about year 1999.
It was a very boring job, by the way.

Yes things change but I am not so out of tune with it.

Hospitals and nursing homes have always been under staffed. Well, the hospital I worked at for
almost ten years was a very good hospital. I worked mostly grave yard shift and had on average
20 to 30 patients a night. That wasn't too bad. If I worked the children's wing, I would have less
but I did my best to not work that wing. I also hated working in the nursery. I kind of liked working
in critical care the best. I say kind of because there really is no best.

I've never saw 5 to a room. Private rooms and semi-private rooms.

I believe they need to start at the bottom in regards to lowering cost of health care. If everyone
would stop over charging for everything, then most people would be able to afford health insurance.

Have you considered moving?

My grandparents lived alone. Some time after my grandmother passed away, he did
move in with his youngest son and wife. That was handy because they lived beside
the church. Then my uncle, his son, took over the church as preacher. But he still
could do everything for himself.

Oh I know poor facilities exist and they are being more closely looked at these days.

I worked in health care most my life so I know things are not 'that' bad here in regards
to elderly care. Abuse and neglect is certainly an issue in most any society and where
employment is cut short, unqualified health professionals, etc.

Hospitals work at high capacity for money. Just wait for a holiday, such as Christmas,
it's amazing how fast the hospital has an abundance of available rooms.

I didn't realize Jeff Bozo owned The Washington Post until today.

LL23788 wrote: confused what else to do here, surveys for days or errors, CINT, WANNAD, PEANUT LABS, YOUR SURVEY, TOLUNA, all errors ... how can I make money here, I'm almost bored and tired, maybe it will stop if the situation this goes on, it's really a waste of time, energy, thoughts and costs is definitely ... bored and tired ...

This is the Stats sub forum and I have ask you before to please post in
the appropriate sub forum.

IF you are receiving ERRORS you need to report those. You can do that
by submitting a support ticket to ySense. Also, in addition, there is the
'Bugs' sub forum to support such issues.

I am moving your post to the 'General Discussions' sub forum.

I disagree because in the USA if someone is elderly and has no one to care for them, they go
into a State run nursing home.

My grandfather lived to be almost 92 and he was never in a nursing home.
My grandmother was in her 80's and she never went to a nursing home.

My ex husbands parents lived to be very old and they never went to a nursing home.

My father in law, he never went to a nursing home and died in his late 80's.
His wife (I never knew) never went to a nursing home.

I know lots and lots and lots of people that grew old and never went to a nursing
home.

Just because you get old, does not mean you go to a nursing home.

I'd say most people take care of themselves and/or have little help when they get very old.

You see so much about old people in nursing homes but that doesn't mean every old person is in one.

chandramohancc wrote: Because of you being a pride woman and ridiculing others, some may be hesitant to post. What a meaningless poll is this. I feel like ridiculing members of this forum with this poll

I'm going to tell you something and I do hope you take heed to it.

We don't tolerate abusive members here. I let them slide for a long time but eventually
I do report them and they do get banned.

I've read your abusive replies to my posts, as long as I am going to. Your time is up.

If you don't like my posts or if you don't like anyone's posts here, the best thing you
can do is ignore them.

You've been here 2 months. I've been here 12 years. What you think of me or my
posts, is of no concern to me. What is my concern is your abusive posts to me.

This is the only warning you are going to get from me.

Why do you never post in the forums here at ySense?

Really, most stuff that matters to a person does not matter when they are in their retirement years.

Will you please stop posting whatever it is you are using? The images do not appear.

Amazon. That is what we were talking about.

I should rephrase that and state you had to do 3 participation's a month. In other
words one could log into HP cspace once a month but complete 3 activities in order
to get the reward.

Yep, today most want to tell you they'll put you in a bucket and if you might be
chose for a gift card. I don't bother to join those. I am not going to be active
in something that is not going to pay be unless it is truly something I feel is
worthwhile to me.

Yes, it's like most everything, rising prices, lower pay, rich man richer, poor
man poorer, can't win for losing, blah blah blah.

It 'doesn't matter to me' in the aspect that I am in my 60's.

A lot of stuff that may matter to you now, won't when you are older.

I wasn't referring to returning back in time.

I was referring to an age I wouldn't mind being.

I don't know if chandramohancc is male or female and thought you were
referring to that post.

HaHa! She/he can't believe I am as mature as tasman1.
I'm not the same age, but close.

I think some where around 35 to 45 is a good growth age.

Of course tax returns are your money. I don't know how it works in Canada but in the USA,
we have Federal Tax, some States have State tax and some do not, then there is Sales tax...
and Sales tax varies from State to State and from product to product (groceries vs clothes, etc),
every bill has more than one tax on it. Then there is property tax, city tax, county tax, school
tax, and tax my butt tax.

Tax is a good thing to an extent. It helps pay for the people in nursing homes that do not
have money. It helps care for the needy in many ways. It helps feed the school children
lunch that can't afford it. It helps pay for our highways and byways. Without tax, we would
be in a rotten pickle.

The reason why I say I don't care about Amazon paying tax's or not, is because 'personally'
it does not matter to me. It doesn't mean I agree with it because I don't. Amazon did not
charge sales tax for many years....at least not in most States it didn't. When I lived in TN
up until the last couple of years, they did not charge sales tax. The reason why Amazon did
start charging sales tax to TN residents is because TN complained they were losing money.

TN sales tax is extremely high. TN does not have a State tax but the sales tax will eat you
up. They even tax high on food/groceries.

People don't have respect for others like they were taught to do years ago. I was always
taught to respect the elderly. They are the wisest people on the planet and they are
walking talking history books.

Can you send me some of that gold? Just a few bars will be fine.