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“Sure, I’ll tell you how I got my raise, but I don’t think it’ll help you much.” Hank Baeb September 22, 1956
“Oh-oh, coffee break! I still want to talk with you about a raise, though, Mr. Guffney.” Bill Mittlebeeler September 29, 1956
“I can’t give you a raise, Fudly, but I’ll let you have the Yankees in the office pool.” Gallagher August 20, 1955
“How long has it been since you last raise, Higgins?” Bob Schroeter April 14, 1956
“I’m afraid this is a bad time to ask for a raise, Fenwick.” Joseph Zeis April 7, 1956
“That’s my ultimatum, Mr. Bigelow. Either I get the raise or I get along on my present salary.” Mort Temes March 6, 1954
“Perhaps we should give him a two-dollar raise. His morale appears to be rather low.” Salo Roth December 29, 1956
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Comments
I’d have to say numbers 2, 6 and 7 are my favorites of this group. 2 & 6 are kind of opposites of each other. As for number 7, I don’t know WHAT to say! Do you?!