Sac bucks part of bonus money paid to employees

How or why the company thought the govt. would provide 200,000 "silver
dollars"
is beyond me.

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/... 5&newsLang=en

That's a bit elitist isn't it?
He was likely thinking of Ikes since they have mistakenly been called
"Silver dollars" for a long time.

I think it was pretty cool.....he is recognizing ALL the employees and
giving bonuses for their hardwork.
He is doing it in a cool way (he used $2 bills for awhile too).

Yes, he is the head of a big company and is doing the right thing.....we
(you and I) don't know if he also mentioned Ikes to the reporter and they
just kept it at "Silver dollars".

You assume way too much and seem to just want to be negative on it.

"John L" wrote in message
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On 16 Dec 2004 10:24:17 -0800, "stonej"
wrote:

How or why the company thought the govt. would provide 200,000 "silver
dollars"
is beyond me.

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/... 5&newsLang=en

What kind of "silver dollars" was this CEO expecting the govt to fork
over? SBA's? Ikes? (they're silver in color). Or real silver
dollars, worth maybe $6 or $7 or more a pop? Or the walking liberty
bullion ones? This guy's the head of a big company and still hasn't a
clue.

John L.