Mr. Acuna, you can forget my name, stay away from the Sky Room underpay me, but you cannot dictate how my orchestra should play. | |
The man's a treasure, and I expect you underpay him. | |
They underpay employees and overprice merchandise. | |
They underpay, you short-change. | |
You and I both know the state will underpay these people for their houses. | |
Mr. Acuna, you can forget my name, stay away from the Sky Room underpay me, but you cannot dictate how my orchestra should play. | |
The man's a treasure, and I expect you underpay him. | |
They underpay employees and overprice merchandise. | |
They underpay, you short-change. | |
You and I both know the state will underpay these people for their houses. | |
That's why he underpays me. | |
That's why he underpays me. | |
! To be underpaid? | |
"Dear me, if you're reading this, "I'm guessing you're now a pony doctor or an underpaid waitress." | |
"He's underpaid. | |
'"A quarter of the salt industry workers are underpaid.'" | |
'"She called you an oversexed, overtrained, underfed, underpaid killing machine.'" | |
How do you know we're underpaying the women? | |
We need color on the team, so the brass can feel better... about underpaying their Mexican gardeners. | |
! To be underpaid? | |
"Dear me, if you're reading this, "I'm guessing you're now a pony doctor or an underpaid waitress." | |
"He's underpaid. | |
'"A quarter of the salt industry workers are underpaid.'" | |
'"She called you an oversexed, overtrained, underfed, underpaid killing machine.'" | |
How do you know we're underpaying the women? | |
We need color on the team, so the brass can feel better... about underpaying their Mexican gardeners. | |