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sppunk 03-06-2014 10:41 PM

Hello, all.
 
How was your day?

Order 66 03-06-2014 10:43 PM

i have tomorrow off so i took a xanax and am drinking a miller light, and there will be many other miller lights to be had

about to watch dallas buyers club for the first time. hope theres lots of action and people blowing up

duovamp 03-06-2014 10:46 PM

Pretty good. Easy day at the office, irritating drive home, great sex, good dinner, good work out, and I'm deciding between snacking on apple pie, chocolate chip cookies, or old pizza.

How's stuff going for you?

Eulogy 03-06-2014 10:58 PM

got to catch up on a few things. but now there's a whole new set of things to catch up on so eh. drive home was worse than usual (not by much i guess but still). just watched last night's episode of the americans. hoping i can stay awake for the penguins game in san jose. not too confident tbh.

but at least tomorrow is friday. wooooo

noyen 03-06-2014 11:43 PM

sincerely?

TuralyonW3 03-07-2014 12:01 AM

shitty. I feel like my current job has run it's course and I really hope I get one of the TX jobs I'm applying for. not smoking because of a possible test is the worst (although I'm enjoying my whiskey/bourbon collection more)

Skradgee 03-07-2014 12:27 AM

I don't even know how to properly evaluate each day anymore.

redbreegull 03-07-2014 12:36 AM

my day was pretty ok. tomorrow is the really hot social studies teacher's last day. so I sent an email out to a bunch of my coworkers saying we were meeting for happy hour at the pub after work as a pretense to hang out with her. A bunch of people committed to come, including her, and she thought my email was funny. It's the little things

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 01:00 AM

feeling a little down but not suicidal which is nice for a change.

Trotskilicious 03-07-2014 01:38 AM

hey man you need a dude to talk to about that just let me know

reprise85 03-07-2014 01:43 AM

I had therapy and then went out to eat with a friend.

Last night my drawer at work was $1000 over and I was getting prepared to put up a fight about it being impossible that it was actually me who fucked up (I took $1k from a person and didn't give them anything for it? Yeah, okay), but when I called my store today my manager told me the office girl fucked up and not to worry about it. I just got promoted so I was worried they were just going to blame the new person. Like, I might fuck up while I'm learning, but not that bad.

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 01:53 AM

what position you get promoted to?

publix, by all accounts i've heard, is a great place to work. would you agree?

slunken 03-07-2014 02:04 AM

In the morning after the night I fall in love with the light

Shallowed 03-07-2014 04:47 AM

Today felt twice as long as it really was.

I'm Hardcore 03-07-2014 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slunken (Post 4042379)
In the morning after the night I fall in love with the light

beaut

yo soy el mejor 03-07-2014 08:31 AM

yesterday morning i woke up at 4 am and couldn't fall back to sleep so i did some duolingo and spring cleaning before going downtown. i was exhausted all day. we made dinner last night and fell to sleep around 11 pm. I woke up at 2 am and have been up since. -_-

bignothing 03-07-2014 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yo soy el mejor (Post 4042406)
i did some duolingo

What language are you doing? I've been trying to learn German so I do one duolingo skill and at least half an hour of "strengthening" exercise every day but it's so difficult :noway:

Also does anyone know a similar website to learn some basic Russian?

yo soy el mejor 03-07-2014 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bignothing (Post 4042409)
What language are you doing? I've been trying to learn German so I do one duolingo skill and at least half an hour of "strengthening" exercise every day but it's so difficult :noway:

Also does anyone know a similar website to learn some basic Russian?

i'm doing spanish and i've noticed a lot of improvement, but it's been made easier by the fact i grew up listening to it - i just never learned to string it all together beyond a sentence or two. i've also subscribed to Mujer magazine (for free!) and occasionally pick up a spanish paper for the practice.

i'm on level nine. once i get closer to the end i am going to work through french.

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 11:13 AM

i always wanted to learn german, because if you're gonna learn any language, why not the mother tongue of the Fatherland?

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 11:44 AM

I'm on level 2 now

hnibos 03-07-2014 11:48 AM

I wish I had the energy to learn another language. It would most definitely be German.

I'm on day 4 of no cigarette but I'm cheating. I got an e-cig, the type where you use liquid. I had it shipped to my work, and I wasn't going to be able to go to this outlet e cig store in time so I sent T to buy me some e-liquid and I think he got the most potent kind. I get that light headed feeling I used to get when I was a wee young'n smoking cigs. I'm sure it's not that all that healthy but it can't be worse than cigs.

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 12:03 PM

man. transitive verbs have genders in german? what the fuck.

Trotskilicious 03-07-2014 01:14 PM

i want to speak french

kelsome 03-07-2014 01:39 PM

I am experiencing pain in the left side of my chest. Gonna get a scan of my lungs. Hope i don't have cancer or a blood clot. It's probably just some kind of indigestion crap, but Dr wanted to make sure I wasn't about to die. Other than that, I guess I'm ok.

kelsome 03-07-2014 01:41 PM

also I'm dieting and working out again and trying to do healthy things.

Bread Regal 03-07-2014 02:04 PM

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reprise85 03-07-2014 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bread Regal (Post 4042371)
what position you get promoted to?

publix, by all accounts i've heard, is a great place to work. would you agree?

Customer service staff. Not a big jump, but my job is totally different and I deal with a ton of money. And lotto, which is all cash and no computer input (it doesn't tell you how much change to give etc)... which is really not hard, but it takes more concentration than being a drone cashier. Job is so different, feels a lot easier on my body even though I don't know why it should since I'm still just standing all day.

Publix is very transparent. You know exactly how to move up if you want to. They are fair in general, and the managers tend to be competent. They pretty much only promote from within. And you get dental after 3 months, a 401k after a year, stock every year based on how many hours you worked, and a quarterly profit sharing bonus after a year. All this you get even as part time. And if you work 1500 hours in a year (about 30 hrs/wk), you get health insurance.

I get exactly the schedule I want (I give them a little wiggle room). If I need to change my availability, it's no problem. Perfect for school, since my schedule changes at least 3x a year. Before I started school I was getting close to 40 hrs a week. Once you prove you're a good worker, you basically get whatever you want. At least at my store. Pay is shit of course, but for this kind of job it's realistic (cashiers start at $9/hr, after 1 year I was making $9.75).

tl;dr yeah it's a good place to work. And if you don't want to go to school, it's really good too if you don't mind working 50hrs a week. The customer service manager is a year younger than me and makes 73k/yr. Started working for the company @ 17 y/o

duovamp 03-07-2014 03:30 PM

This is why Japanese is so easy. No plurals. No articles. No masculine/feminine bullshit.

Lucky Day Spa 03-08-2014 06:37 AM

i had a fever and a lot of pain after surgery on thursday so i spent the day in bed. slept and read mostly. took some tramadol an hour ago so with any luck i'll sleep through the night

didn't do any duolingo but i do have the app

tomorrow's challenge: get someone to bring me pizza

Bread Regal 03-08-2014 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reprise85 (Post 4042463)
Customer service staff. Not a big jump, but my job is totally different and I deal with a ton of money. And lotto, which is all cash and no computer input (it doesn't tell you how much change to give etc)... which is really not hard, but it takes more concentration than being a drone cashier. Job is so different, feels a lot easier on my body even though I don't know why it should since I'm still just standing all day.

Publix is very transparent. You know exactly how to move up if you want to. They are fair in general, and the managers tend to be competent. They pretty much only promote from within. And you get dental after 3 months, a 401k after a year, stock every year based on how many hours you worked, and a quarterly profit sharing bonus after a year. All this you get even as part time. And if you work 1500 hours in a year (about 30 hrs/wk), you get health insurance.

I get exactly the schedule I want (I give them a little wiggle room). If I need to change my availability, it's no problem. Perfect for school, since my schedule changes at least 3x a year. Before I started school I was getting close to 40 hrs a week. Once you prove you're a good worker, you basically get whatever you want. At least at my store. Pay is shit of course, but for this kind of job it's realistic (cashiers start at $9/hr, after 1 year I was making $9.75).

tl;dr yeah it's a good place to work. And if you don't want to go to school, it's really good too if you don't mind working 50hrs a week. The customer service manager is a year younger than me and makes 73k/yr. Started working for the company @ 17 y/o

i think a cashier would be under more stress, not just because of the standing but the twisting involved in moving stuff across the scanner. even if your torso isn't moving that much, you're still getting that same stress. customer service doesn't seem to need to do the same tisting.

the quarterly profit sharing thing is probably the most enticing part. like, they give you stock options that are actually worth something. a company that's owned in part by its employees? fuckin pinkos.

everyone i know who's worked there has done so for several years. the prices there tend to be higher but there are always bogo deals. i figured out that pasta and pasta sauce are bogo on alternating weeks. same thing with crackers/spreads, cereal/milk, chips/salsa etc. the trick is to stock up and you and up saving a shitload of money in the long run.

but even so i don't mind paying a little extra for the staples because i know it's a great company that treats its employees with respect and pays them decent wage which is, in turn, good for the local economy.

every company should aspire to be like them.


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