Work was heinous. So many people. The line never quite ended until about 9:30.
One more day then it's back to normal boring Hallmark. Weeeeeeee.
And there's a party going on in the downstairs apartment. The same song has been on for over an hour.
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Work was heinous. So many people. The line never quite ended until about 9:30.
One more day then it's back to normal boring Hallmark. Weeeeeeee.
And there's a party going on in the downstairs apartment. The same song has been on for over an hour.
A very long and very quiet day with only four hours sleep after it. Pain not so bad though so must not complain.
May tomorrow be much better Sonata :-)
In my PT the other day they recomended I take hot tub treatments (corporate medicine extending the revenue stream). I'm thought woo-hoo, this ought to be fun, but it turned out to be a cold pool with no one else present ;-) All it did was increase the pain when I got out and leave me all wrinkled. But we go on, the wife takes me out to our natural garden and I enjoy the birds and bees :-)
Wishing you the best.
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Originally Posted by am_hammy
Try working the front desk once they turn the holiday lights on. The desk can fit seven, and on the busiest Fridays, like 600 people will check in in one day.
If it's perfectly even, (which it's not) that's 85 and some numbers each. And each check in takes considerable time, since they all ask the same stupid questions over and over.
After saying the same thing in a ten minute shpeal to 85 people, you will be tempted to commit murder.
A lot of packing and moving done/to be done. On the plus side, we were at the edge of the cloud front here and got a good 15 minutes where the sun shone through a chill but light rain. Beautiful, absolutely beautiful.
Now looking back at the day I done good. Anyone in retail hell can identify. When they hire you it's "at will" and part-time more or less. That translates to if they want to fire you for any reason they can, it also means they can give you any hours up to the 15 seconds under full time hours in a given week. So the ball is always in their court.
Today I went into Job 2 to address schedule conflicts with Job 1. And they were totally willing to negotiate. As was Job 1, they'll accept when I am available and fit me in accordingly. Wow, two employers paying reasonably good who are willing to work with me rather than just replace me with a younger, perkier, droog. Apparently I'm doing enough right to be honored with leverage.
Watching Castle in the Sky and eating slightly stale Oreos...
it was terrible :( damn it
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Life eh?