I was depressed that I had no shoes, till I saw a man with no feet...There's ALWAYS someone worse off than me.

been away...would you feel betrayed if you were in the person's shoes of losing your job b/c your friend was offered your job?

Would you sell it if you were in my shoe?

I hope to be in your shoes in the next 10 months (or at least on my well on my way there).

My CFO (aka, my dad) has an aversion to cement shoes.  :-)  Honestly, he was the nicest guy, got permits pushed thru and even got a few "issues" overlooked to get my CO in a timely manner!  

I think if I was in your shoes I would do a lump sum bid.. like engineers etc do.. come up with what you think the time amount will be add in what you feel your time is worth and charge a lump sum consulting fee. .this way you don't have to account for anything and if they agree they pay you and then that's fine.On another note..

It will come by ACH, not check (you should've sent in direct deposit docs with the others).If I were in your shoes, I would email the caseworker, the bookkeeper and the supervisor daily until I get a response with a clear resolution. 

If I were in your shoes I would keep it all including the grill cleaning fee. 

No one shoe fits all, but let me tell you why it may make sense.1.

I've been in his "freaking out" shoes and was just trying to come up with some proactive ideas he could research to present on Monday.