@Your First post:I remember when I was in school, an unruly child was paddled and sat in an office alone everyday till the behavior changed or was expelled. Classroom disruption? 0%Well, that should be nice. Are you going to do it with a plate of turkey balancing on your legs?
This. The guy who does overnights on my days off doesn't think most of the non front desk duties are his job, so everyone else is left to do the restocking and cleaning he doesn't want to do.Anytime me or my one co-worker aren't around for a couple days, we come in and it looks like a bomb went off.
There's only one way to find out. Don the monkey suit.Took the week off because i had way too many days left, and they don't let me keep them for next year...
Guess the universe had to balance it out somewhere...
I wonder, if you get fired, would i win the lottery?
You should get some Mead instead, to stay in spirit of the game.I work everyday but Thursday next week.
That day will be spent playing Skyrim(if the leveling mod is out by then) if not, then WoW/Fear2 with a nice bottle of red wine.
Go me.
I had to go on a ride-along for a criminal justice class. I got a very different picture of my hometown after dark, especially after Officer Penyak asked me to put on a kevlar vest.Work week just started. Yesterday I had a ridealong, which sucks. She also would not. Shut. Up. *mimes self-headglocking*
Ah, the eager beaver vs the grizzled loner. I smell sequel.Yeah, that will happen.
Also, I didn't mean to say that ridealongs in general suck - I just prefer patrolling solo, because it's a way for me to clear my head and sort things out.... meditation via V-8, if you will.
Riding with someone else, you kinda can't stay silent... especially when it's an overeager Citizen's Police Academy applicant. *chuckles*
Hope you can avoid that sequel OC! You have me cracking up at the term headglocking!Work week just started. Yesterday I had a ridealong, which sucks. She also would not. Shut. Up. *mimes self-headglocking*
If I promise to be quiet could I ride along with you sometime OC? You seem like you see alot of interesting stuffWork week just started. Yesterday I had a ridealong, which sucks. She also would not. Shut. Up. *mimes self-headglocking*
Yeah. I get like that every couple of weeks, too.I'm afraid I'm going to get fired.
Until I got to the shooting the family part, that was a no show, no call, goodbye, you're fired.At least not that franchise. I've had moments like that.
Her: "Why am I scheduled to work Holiday? I don't want to work Holiday."
Me: Explains seniority, holidays, and this thing called the Request Off process.
Her: "Well I don't want to work Holiday."
Holiday rolls around, I'm wrapping up the midnight shift (the regular guy had requested it off), shift change rolls around...an she doesn't show. I end up working a double on Holiday because she has responsibility issues.
Honestly, though, I have a hard time being mad at her about it. A couple months later, her mother hears voices and shoots up the family, killing the dad and wounding her and her brother. That's more than just ordinary karma at work.
--Patrick
I entertained myself during the double by filling out her write-up/termination paperwork, yes.Until I got to the shooting the family part, that was a no show, no call, goodbye, you're fired.
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What? Whoa man. You're the most stable person on here! I can't believe you of all people got fired. Sorry to hear that.Yup.
I just struggle with working in a project-oriented environment. I can't deny it. I did good work but it but it was more a matter of "Look how well I juggled these three balls! Oh, I was supposed to be juggling 5? Whoops."What? Whoa man. You're the most stable person on here! I can't believe you of all people got fired. Sorry to hear that.
With my job, the time off never seems worth it. Thanksgiving, Christmas, whatever. It's always just 9 times more work before and after the absence, along with interspersed phone calls from work and VNC sessions during the absence.Given the choice of sitting at home trying to find something to do and having several gaming options, and sitting at work trying to find something to do with no gaming options, I'd prefer being at home - but I hear ya Gas - sometimes the time off just doesn't seem worth it, and if I'm lucky enough to have stuff to do at work, I'd much rather be doing that than sitting at home doing nothing.