Office makeovers always get the short end of the stick.
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How Asian Actors Are Getting The Short End Of The Stick
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"They are definitely left holding the short end of the stick."
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Why are these workers getting the short end of the stick?
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Smaller firms cannot; they get the short end of the stick.
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Women get the short end of the stick in most cases.
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Somehow, we'll end up with the short end of the stick.
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Washington also comes out on the short end of the stick financially.
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The little guys, "get the short end of the stick," he said.
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We're used to the black person getting the short end of the stick.
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Women will no longer quietly accept getting the short end of the stick.
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It's not just agricultural research that gets the short end of the stick.
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As of late, however, they have had the short end of the stick.
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Thanksgiving gets the short end of the stick when it comes to holiday movies.
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And besides, it's not like buyers got the short end of the stick, really.
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They've long had the short end of the stick when it comes to evolutionary genetics.
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It seems like, in musical debates, Courtney often gets the short end of the stick.
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"I've always gotten the short end of the stick throughout my whole career," Wilder continued.
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Women of color were the ones who got the short end of the stick, however.
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In other words, the cheap seats tend to get the short end of the stick.
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Yet sometimes it was the husband who seemingly got the short end of the stick.
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In language, as in so much else, women get the short end of the stick.
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Millennials got the short end of the stick when it comes to the housing market.
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After testing both, it's clear that Android users get the short end of the stick here.
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Unfortunately, I am one of those fighters that's always getting the short end of the stick.
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Working over time with the same people requires sometimes taking the short end of the stick.
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In the end, Sophie does, to put it mildly, get the short end of the stick.
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"On every possible front, women are getting the short end of the stick," Ms. Kerr said.
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In terms of dialogue, Luke is also stuck with the short end of the stick this episode.
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Short men do tend to get the, well, short end of the stick, as do overweight women.
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That's cool, I guess, but I'm pretty sure the Beijing show got the short end of the stick.
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Two years later, it's become abundantly clear that working American families got the short end of the stick.
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Out of everyone aligned with the Mother of Dragons, Daario Naharis gets the short end of the stick.
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We have done a poor job of dealing with the people who got the short end of the stick.
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Still, given the state of the world right now, seems like we got the short end of the stick.
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But when they happen to you, very understandably, you feel that you're getting the short end of the stick.
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With so much focus on ensembles, though, the bags we carry can get the short end of the stick.
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Lori Marino: No. I think that chickens get the "short end of the stick" for a combination of reasons.
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Yet, according to Williamson, the apt metaphor isn't getting the short end of the stick but dropping the ball.
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The first trailer for Chucky's terrifying return dropped in March, with Aubrey Plaza getting the short end of the stick.
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"We are always getting the short end of the stick," said Chamala Jordan, 43, who lives on the South Side.
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For the last 36 years, former S-Mart employee Ash Williams has been drawing the short end of the stick.
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It's controversial to point out that women of color get the short end of the stick, but it's also true.
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The first trailer for Chucky's terrifying return dropped on Friday, and Aubrey Plaza is getting the short end of the stick.
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Played by the seriously underappreciated Claudia O'Doherty, Bertie has spent most of the show getting the short end of the stick.
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There is a disincentive to trade as each side will worry that it is getting the short end of the stick.
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We must stand with everyone who has gotten the short end of the stick from Washington over and over and over.
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Even if the gains exceed the losses over all, those who get the short end of the stick may still object.
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We lost Nixon, and gained disco, though many are still arguing over who really got the short end of the stick.
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Jimmy, once a high school football star, has not quite resigned himself to life on the short end of the stick.
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"We have gotten the short end of the stick since the ink dried on the agreement," said Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam.
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For too long Pennsylvanian families have gotten the short end of the stick and have demonstrated they are ready for a change.
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It is simply unbelievable that Trump flew all the way to Singapore to end up with the short end of the stick.
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But even women who don't need an artificial heart wind up with the short end of the stick on the transplant list.
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For far too long, American workers and businesses have received the short end of the stick when it comes to international trade.
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Don't worry though, Ray's not getting the short end of the stick -- Michael dishes plenty of props to "d**k and balls!"
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"If we want to fix our world, they know what's wrong with it because they've been on the short end of the stick."
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If it involves a terrifying villain, you can bet that the Black players are going to get the short end of the stick.
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He usually gets the short end of the stick here, because I make a huge mess in the kitchen most of the time.
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Unfortunately, some customers who pre-ordered from Amazon with a promise of launch-day delivery are getting the short end of the stick.
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If we want to fix our world, they know what's wrong with it because they've been on the short end of the stick.
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With the Paris Agreement, the world's poorest and most vulnerable got the short end of the stick, which is no cause for celebration.
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He made big promises to a lot of people who've just gotten the short end of the stick over and over and over.
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However, at least in the case of gender, it's the men, for once, who will be getting the short end of the stick.
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US users are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to these tablets, as the international versions are far more powerful.
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The people who got the short end of the stick in that lottery deserve our admiration and our support if they're doing everything right.
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Third of all, Whitney had never even had a one-on-one with Nick, so she really got the short end of the stick here.
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They've repeatedly fought over child support and custody of 2-year-old Royalty, with Nia frequently coming up on the short end of the stick.
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I kind of thought they gave Arabian Prince the short end of the stick, but that was their story and they're in entitled to that.
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Bottom line for D.L. ... women often get the short end of the stick across the board, and Serena's not off base with her assessment here.
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Use this Pisces Moon's sensitivity to let others know how much they're valued, because someone feels like they're getting the short end of the stick.
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While the gust of wind gave her hair a pleasant windblown effect, Sheeran got the short end of the stick… and fans are loving it.
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Although I've never gotten the short end of the stick while navigating the murky waters of the online resale market, not everyone is so lucky.
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All that said, prenups are not necessarily airtight and are frequently challenged by the person who ends up with the short end of the stick.
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"But it's also [acknowledging] that a lot of people are getting the short end of the stick in my life — certainly my wife and my kids."
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They felt that they were always getting the short end of the stick, and I think a lot of that aggression came out in the music.
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These caps force local energy producers and consumers to get the short end of the stick while energy companies make a profit off someone else's product.
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It also comes at the expense of boisterous progressives who were on the short end of the stick Thursday and were not pleased about it. Rep.
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""People go every day being perfectly fine with having a mental illness, me included, and he just got the short end of the stick,'' she said.
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From the impacts of Climate Change to the threat of automation, working people have gotten the short end of the stick for the past 40 years.
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The setback dropped Nelson to 0-4 in his last six starts, with Milwaukee finding itself on the short end of the stick in each outing.
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And when women get the short end of the stick, that's not because they're always seeking commitment; it's because their pleasure and consent often get discounted.
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It seems Anne believes it's not just about black and white ... it's about women still getting the short end of the stick in a "man's world."
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It's just that in terms of arming Jackson and company with material that would motivate an encore, "Shaft" winds up with the short end of the stick.
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The problem is, the crowd we were involved was more vanilla than I was, and I felt like I was getting the short end of the stick.
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Women have gotten the short end of the stick in Hollywood for so long that a TV show that expresses more than one woman's viewpoint feels revolutionary.
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We are just not making enough plays, and if you do that in this league you're going to come out on the short end of the stick.
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And yet men are more comfortable than women with the first scenario and less tolerant than women of finding themselves with the short end of the stick.
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When "The Bachelor" contestants hooked up with some famous pigs in the Bahamas, the pigs got the short end of the stick ... according to our swine sources.
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They break up when some members decide they're getting the short end of the stick and would be better off going head-to-head with their former partners.
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During a memorable nude scene, the ever perfect heartthrob Jon Snow was given the, um, literal short end of the stick, when it came to a certain prop.
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From health insurance to Social Security, home ownership to college tuition, millennials and most Americans under the age of 250 are getting the short end of the stick.
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When we talk about who gets the short end of the stick, it is our Black and Brown communities, our low-income communities, our immigrant communities, our LGBTQIA+ communities.
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"Canelo is getting really the short end of the stick here because obviously he's a popular fighter and a lot of people are gonna hate on him," Oscar says.
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The Las Vegas native was on the short end of the stick again Monday against San Francisco, permitting three runs - including two homers - on four hits across six frames.
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" Scott added ... "Somehow she just keeps getting the short end of the stick, and it's unfair and it's hurtful and it's really hard to me to sit and watch.
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But when Democrats eventually regain power, it will be Republicans on the short end of the stick, without the power to prevent the confirmation of liberal jurists they oppose.
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There is a worry that Abigail will lack viability in serious tournament play, as big body characters tend to get the short end of the stick due to their hitboxes.
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"This Is Spinal Tap" star and co-creator Harry Shearer says he's been getting the short end of the stick for the legendary movie ... to the tune of $125 million.
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Women are still getting the short end of the stick at all festivals, however, because of the vicious cycle in which women are underrepresented in the music industry in general.
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The famed producer behind Madonna's "Vogue" says he's getting the short end of the stick -- to the tune of half a million bucks -- because the record label's out for payback.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off an unrelenting snowstorm that brought Washington to its knees, some inside the Beltway are feeling this week like they got the short end of the stick.
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Some guys I really gave the short end of the stick to — no weird pun intended — because I wasn't honest with them, and I didn't tell them what I needed.
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It's hard to do when you want to make the most ethical decision but you're aware that someone will always feel like they've received the short end of the stick.
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The Joann CEO spoke with Business Insider on Thursday to talk about the tariffs, how Joann is responding, and how small businesses may get the short end of the stick.
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Malaysia's ethnic minorities may end up with the short end of the stick if this year's electoral results remains racially split, warned Abdul Rahman Dahlan, strategic communications director for Najib's coalition.
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The anti-trade talk "resonates with people who have been on the short end of the stick," said Jeffrey J. Schott, a trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Pamela Anderson took her viral campaign against ride-hail apps to the podium and delivered her message in the flesh, saying riders and drivers get the short end of the stick.
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Unfortunately, with this new tier Premium subscribers might be getting the short end of the stick, having some of their perks removed in the process, according to Italian smartphone site Tutto Android.
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As evidenced by the exchanged the above, many of the study's participants liked Trump because he was willing to tell white people that they were getting the short end of the stick.
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Miss California's famous father -- singer-turned-pageant-dad Gerardo Mejia -- thinks the Miss USA judges gave his little girl the short end of the stick with the hardest question of the night.
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However, Microsoft has to make sure gamers who prefer one platform over the other — or play both at the same time — don't feel like they're receiving the short end of the stick.
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Waka says his mom, Debra Antney -- a huge music manager who once repped Gucci, Nicki Minaj, French Montana, OJ da Juiceman and many others -- is getting the short end of the stick.
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One of the things that really bothered us while watching this season was how Barb got the short end of the stick when she was grabbed by the monster and killed off.
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But that fame, according to this movie from director Ericson Core and writer Tom Flynn, was essentially an accident of timing, leaving the real dog hero holding the short end of the stick.
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Fat Joe and French Montana pocketed tons of cash off of their monumental hit, "All The Way Up" ... but one rapper claims he co-wrote the track, then got the short end of the stick.
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Farmers like Prabhu often get the short end of the stick in the global spice trade, where supply chains can be so convoluted, with markups so excessive that these farmers often see very little profit.
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"I'm not saying I need to become a plumber myself, but I felt I was getting the short end of the stick every time I was having a conversation, especially as a woman," she said.
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"Privatization, whether it's for the construction of roads and bridges or in aviation, often leaves the average American with the short end of the stick and gives big corporations way too much power," Schumer said.
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Steph Curry may have kept Westbrook off the starting lineup with his dominance in the fan vote, but he knows all too well what it feels like to get the short end of the stick.
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Internet Service Providers (ISPs) generally give you the short end of the stick with their DNS services, resulting in slower speeds—oh, and they can snoop on what you're looking at by logging your IP addresses.
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I always feel like I get the short end of the stick here, but when he's not home, and I put the stuff away, it does feel like way more work, so maybe he's actually helping.
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"She's well aware that we as minorities often get the short end of the stick," the student told CNBC, adding that she believed the former Secretary of State had the best interests of minorities at heart.
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One of his main contentions is that Amazon is ripping off the U.S. Postal Service, but it's not clear whether it is getting the short end of the stick from the Jeff Bezos-led retailing juggernaut.
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Bobby Brown believes Whitney Houston and their daughter are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to justice in their deaths, but says there's a way to make things right for both of them.
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Brad Pitt thinks he's getting the short end of the stick when it comes to his visitation time with his kids, and has a plan to change that -- but unfortunately for him, their child therapists don't agree.
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"The women who built the tour got the short end of the stick while they were playing because the prize money was so low, and they have been getting it again with the pension deal," she said.
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It's difficult to get those on the short end of the stick to see that diligence and acumen can take you only so far; they internalize failure or seek out scapegoats ("the black kid stole my spot").
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While reassuring unions that the GND will mean good jobs for its members, the movement must also commit to equity to reassure environmental justice groups that their constituents won't get the short end of the stick again.
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Compare that to the typical individual cost on a marketplace plan, which averaged around $393 a month before subsidies, according to an eHealth survey, and it's pretty easy to see who's getting the short end of the stick.
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On Twitter, fans were struck by the cruel twist of fate that it was the Saints of all teams that got the short-end of the stick when a review finally overturned a no-call on the field.
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"A year or so later, after his older brother realized that his younger brother might have gotten the short end of the stick, the older brother proposed to trade it back to him for his new skateboard," he continued.
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" The senator said while she will no longer seek the Democratic nomination, "I guarantee I will stay in the fight for the hardworking folks across the country who have gotten the short end of the stick over and over.
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"I will not be running for president in 2020, but I guarantee I will stay in the fight for the hard-working folks across this country who've gotten the short end of the stick over and over," she said.
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I THINK THAT AMERICA WOULD FEEL MUCH MORE COMFORTABLE IN TRADING IF WE THOUGHT EVERYBODY WAS GOING TO BE TAKEN CARE OF. WE HAVE DONE A POOR JOB OF DEALING WITH THE PEOPLE WHO GOT THE SHORT END OF THE STICK.
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It's often said that smaller businesses get the short end of the stick when it comes to technology solutions: they are more high-maintenance than consumers, but not as lucrative as larger enterprises, leaving them caught somewhere in an unsatisfying middle.
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"Women get the short end of the stick in D.C…. [I see a lot of] women who are overqualified for the men that they date, and men seem to have the pick of many, many different fascinating women," said another.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the All I See Is You star dishes on her 2½-year-old's current request for family costumes — and it sounds like James' baby sister Inez, 1, might be getting the short end of the stick.
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He also vowed to take a tougher line against other international trading partners, almost always speaking harshly of China but often including traditional US allies such as Japan in his complaint that American workers get the short end of the stick under current trade practices.
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"I think it's very exemplary of what we try to do with the Green New Deal, where we have a front-line community that has historically gotten the short end of the stick with environmental justice," Ocasio-Cortez told the Washington Post in an interview.
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In other words, an FCC that has spent the better part of the last year distorting reality to make Comcast, Verizon and AT&T happy, shouldn't be particularly surprised when people naturally assume they're once again giving consumers the short end of the stick.
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The United States no longer needs to get the short end of the stick on trade deals, and it's time for European NATO allies to step up to the plate and fund their 2 percent GDP on defense per NATO agreements; yes, those are all interconnected.
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"They really cater to people who are staying on Disney property, so locals and even people from out of town who may not be able to afford to stay on Disney property kind of get the short end of the stick," one local told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Illustrating this affair is a complicated feat: emotionally unstable, capricious Alma clearly gets the short end of the stick, to the extent that she is treated as Gropius's lifelong tormentress, rather than as a frustrated talent in her own right, whose reputation nevertheless depended on powerful men.
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"If people feel that they are getting the short end of the stick, which a lot of people in America do, and somebody says it's because somebody else has benefited at your expense, voters buy it," added Ms. Jacoby, who has advised members of both parties.
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Deliberate choices are made that advantage some and disadvantage others; working-class residents of rich countries generally get the short end of the stick, not because of choices that help the global poor but because of deliberate efforts to safeguard the interests of the global financial elite.
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Every single day I get to hear a pitch at Kapor Capital, I'm just awestruck about the creativity and the enthusiasm and the drive that people who've been given the short end of the stick turn into this really positive kick-ass entrepreneur, great business, going to help everybody.
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Netflix executive David Wells thinks Australian customers aren't getting "screwed" compared to those in the U.S. Wells made the remark at Goldman Sach's Communacopia Conference in New York Tuesday, AAP reported, suggesting Australian customers do not get the short end of the stick when it comes to Netflix's catalogue.
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Yet what they present is one narrow slice of the story — every time they seek your empathy for the baker, the nun, or any other individual who refuses to provide services or care to a fellow American they conveniently leave out the person left holding the short end of the stick.
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The motivation of knowing they received the short end of the stick when Timo Meier's hand-pass resulted in Erik Karlsson scoring the game-winning goal in Game 3 to give the Sharks a 2-1 edge in the best-of-seven series provides the Blues extra fuel for their underdog tale.
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When you're talking a four- or five-year deal for a pitcher, either the pitcher is going to be disappointed at the end of the deal because he thinks he's underpaid, and if the pitcher doesn't perform then the team is going to feel like it got the short end of the stick.
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Hernandez and Avery hypothesized that, because Black workers are raised to believe they'll always get the short end of the stick, employers might then expect the "Black job seeker to be satisfied with what he is offered — and will respond negatively if he attempts to negotiate," which is what they found to be true.
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What happens if none of the above fixes are made and a few months before the 2018 elections the American people wake up to realize that they got the short end of the stick on tax "reform" and that the wealthy and the hedge fund and private equity guys got all the real breaks?
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This is a truly illuminating example of how girls get the short end of the stick in situations such as these, because while a lot of advice given about sexting consists of warning girls not to take or send sexual photos, people don't think to look for the common cause of the problem: harassment.
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"There's no question that the way that we raise money for schools in a lot of states is inequitable and leaves poor schools with the short end of the stick," Michael Leachman, the director of state fiscal research at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and one of the authors of the report, told VICE over the phone.
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With several deadlines nearing for these expensive "must-pass" pieces of legislation, and Puerto Rico officially seeking nearly $100 billion in disaster aid, it remains to be seen whether tax reform will offer the opportunity to take concrete steps toward fiscally conservative goals or produce another standoff that ends with fiscal conservatives getting the short end of the stick.
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Florida, writing with Benjamin Schneider of CityLab, expands on this point: While the advantaged members of the knowledge, professional, and creative class have enough money left over even after paying the cost of housing in these cities, it's the less-well-paid members of the service and working classes who get the short end of the stick, with not nearly enough left over to afford the basic necessities of life.
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