But don't expect McDonald's CEO, or any of the fast food restaurant CEOs, to accept this outrageous pay disparity as a reason to raise their employees wages.
During that infamous spring of 1970, "we" — the United States, that is — bombed Cambodia, which somehow seemed even more outrageous than waging an ongoing and undeclared war on Vietnam.
There are many sound reasons for saying "the game's gone mad": obscene wages, outrageous ticket prices, the Portsmouth scandal, leveraged buy-outs, diving.
Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, said Mr. Pataki was waging "an outrageous attack" on the city.
"In football, player wages have become outrageous and Arsenal are the only top club that is sustainable.
"John will be a great president for all Americans," Mr. Gore said, and I want to do everything I can to help him fight against the outrageous and misleading campaign being waged by the Bush-Cheney campaign".
Indeed, most new claimants are in working households, with wages that cannot cover outrageous rents.
He has always asked the question "Why?" Whether it be waging a war based on an outrageous lie or any behavior he considers undemocratic, he has always asked the provocative question.
Sue wages a highly negative campaign, airing outrageous ads about Burt, but doing so ultimately backfires when another candidate in the race airs attack ads against her.
Initially that demand, representing a 64percentt pay hike to more than twice the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, looked almost outrageous.
