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The grown up thing to do would be to just TRY and walk into bars and see what happens instead of posting on Reddit. Hardly any bar without a bouncer cards people unless you look like a toddler.

When I was 19 with a beard but no fake ID, my friends and I decided to go to the village idiot. They had a bouncer checking IDs at the door, my friends had their fakes checked, when it was my turn I just looked at the bouncer and said, "I don't have ID". He stared at me for a second and said, "Good thing you look like you're 40" and let me in.

All this to say, if you go into a bar and get carded, just leave and go to another bar, and they won't. It's just not that hard. Also bars at restaurants are less likely to card, because underage kids don't typically hang out at restaurant bars.

You can go anywhere

If he’s 45 and actually looks like it, he’ll be fine. 80% of places won’t ID him. If you try going to one that does, just go somewhere else. You’ll probably have better luck with fancier bars, breweries, etc., than clubs.

What do you mean where can you go? Without a wallet? Anywhere that doesn't require a wallet. What a tourist-ass question. How long are you here for? What's your situation? Lend him money and get on with your day.

You’re right in that their job is to defend a person. You’re wrong in that they don’t care, they don’t particularly have a choice. It’s the defense attorney legal and ethical responsibility to defend a client whether or not they did it

Home.

And the fact that the first week doesn’t count makes it even shittier.

Or, there needs to be a cadre of judges sent to the border crossings to hear cases instead of allowing unvetted entry into the United States.

https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/stats/cbp-enforcement-statistics/criminal-noncitizen-statistics

How about allowing them to legally work and giving them a plane ticket anywhere in the country to fill one of the 10,000,000 open jobs.

Ye a month of maxed unemployment covers 4 days for me :/

It 100% is at will, the notice period won’t effect anything except a rehire

It’s pretty standard in finance in fact if you were going to another finance co and were like I’m starting in 2 weeks, the new company will likely think twice of hiring you cuz you’d do the same shit to them

Haha jpm is same with tech although it’s like 3 months, but you get a good year of bad reviews before hand so you have to know unless you’re oblivious

Tell that to the 5k person mainly tech office in jc and the 5-10k tech office at metro tech (although not sure if they moved those guys to jc or Texas now) these are mainly back office, AM, and chase bank positions

How many migrants would be willing to go back to Texas, which doesn't have nearly the amount of benefits and protections that New York does?

It’s actually for vast majority of VPs, EDs, and MDs. Although in this case it was likely a higher than normal period for what he was which I’d assume an ED or at least a VP

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Not necessarily.

It isn't like you are denied asylum and then immediately taken it into custody and deported.

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Even if they fire you, they will pay your salary for those 6mo as part of your non compete.

I’d also imagine the place you are going to is used to that as well. We had to wait close to 4 months for a guy we hired on my team recently.

Unemployment is a joke for a highly paid worker in finance/tech. I think it’s like 400 something a week. The amount of time it takes to file and show that you are looking for jobs costs more than that of my time.

This is normal. When you get let go you also get paid for those 6 months as part of your non compete.

Everything they sell is expensive. But it’s nice.