Lost my job....

bummer

 

and entertaining

 

i was just watching this thing on tv about bombs and guns and such..i wonder what it would feel like to be on the recieveing end of a bomb..probably not so entertaining...

 

i dont think theyd feel a thing it still probab;y wouldnt be entertaining

 

is that the job where you spent all your time on hipforums?? instead of doing your job? just wondering......

 

That sucks mate.

If it makes you feel any better, I've been there, and I empathise.

I actually left my much better paying gig right before x-mas, because it was intolerably stupid.

Then I got a job at my apartment Thursday. Not much cash at all, and a little break on rent.

But I got to work overtime today, I learned how to make copies of keys, and I'm going to learn dozens of other handy little tricks. It's great exercise, and I made $50 cash today for dropping a new 80 gig hard drive I had lying around in my supervisors computer.

...Last night I got high with him.

Losing your job might be better then it seems. thats the only encoragment I can give.

 

I bet it would be a blast.

 

and it would have to turn on alot of people who are watching

 

Is this a way of suggesting he had it coming?

 

very much

id masterbate

watch insurgents on youtube blow themselves and american troops up. its just sex to watch everyone try to run like theyre gunna make it clear of all that shit those guys carry to pop themselves with.


flesh confeti everywhere

 

Ok, let me take this one reply at a time......

KC: Thank you for calling me chaos. That made me smile. I fucking hate the name inde.....I'm TCF for life. Indescribability is only a part of me. TheChaosFactor is the whole enchilada...the real deal. To answer your question, I'm not looking anywhere right now. I'm going to enjoy some free time and relax a little bit.

King James: You're right. I didn't need that job. It was merely a paycheck. It paid the bills and kept food in my mouth. The thing is, I loved that job and I loved the people I worked with. Sure, I bitched about it and things there pissed me off. The thing is though I loved my position and I loved working with the people I worked with. It truly was a wonderful job for me.

MadCrappie: Yes, that is the job at which I spent a good portion of my time on hipforums. The thing is I made sure my company got paid. That way I continued getting paid. The clients that paid that company kept cutting them a check regardless of what I did or didn't do. Otherwise I would've been fired long ago. As it is, the company I worked for didn't go under. They simply chose to shut down our center because of profit efficiency. We had the smallest center within the corporation, and they no longer felt it worth while to do the work necessary to keep our center running for such a small profit.

Balloonatic: Yes, now I am jobless and homeless. Yet again. You know me though. I'm a fuckin' survivor. I've helped people who will now help me. I will get by and I will get back on my feet. I love you and I thank you for your support.

Stinkfoot: It is a shame. I mean, I put in 2700 hours here last year. Six hundred twenty hours more than an average full time employee puts in a year. I am thankful that this happened at an early age though. I couldn't imagine being my Call Center Manager who made seventy thousand dollars a year. She's about to be forty and has no idea where to go from here. She called a realtor the same day to put her house on the market. I always remind myself of one thing: it can always be worse.


SirRubin: There are plenty of job possibilities out there. I'm going to relax and take my unemployment for a while though. I wont settle for less money than I'm worth unless it's out of necessity.

Lodui/Stinkfoot: Losing this job is better than it seems. I get a five hundred dollar severance check, which will pay for my license fees. Kind of nice since I didn't know how to come up with that money before Feb 7th....which was a necessity to get off probation. I also will get cashed out on my 401k which has close to two thousand dollars. This will cover my moving expenses to Seattle, where I will live rent free and go back to school.

In general:

I loved my position. I hated the bullshit from time to time, but I've never had a better job. I never stayed anywhere more than 10 months and I had this job for over two years. My supervisor and the call center manager are going to claim me as Quality Control Supervisor even though I wasn't so my resume is worth five times what it was when I joined.

For now, I'm going to collect unemployment and enjoy some much deserved time off. Out of 365 days last year, I worked 308. That's far less than two days off per week. I think I have the right to collect some government money for a month or two. Lord knows I probably wont take nearly as much as I put in last year.

On February 7th I should be off probation. If not, I'll be off probation on February 22nd, for sure. After that, I'm going back to Seattle. I'm going to stay with my father for free while I work on a Bachelor degree. I'm going to double major in Business Management and Network Administration. This job has been the greatest stepping stone of my life to date. I will never forget the lessons I've learned, nor the fun I had. It was beautiful and wonderful while it lasted, but sadly it's over; it's time I move on.








Tree-Hugger: I bet you thought I forgot you, huh? You continue to be my guiding light, and I fully plan on remaining a law abiding citizen. I can survive without selling drugs, stealing, or being fraudulent, I promise. I'm not going to be around for a while. Don't forget me babygirl. I'll be back around before you know it. I'm going to miss you, and I hope you call me while I'm absent from here. I need you now more than you know.........

 

New things on the horizon. Hopefully better. I just got off of unemployment. Life goes on. You got skills, you'll be alright.
Best wishes to you!

 

Working does suck. That's why I enjoyed having a job that didn't require any real work.

 

So make a point to find one you know you'll like better.

 

I'm glad ya have a positive outlook on all of this.... tis good, tis good.

Going to school's good too.

You will make money in this life while I'll sit in cardboard boxes.
Can I borrow 20 bucks in 5 years?

 

I don't care much for making lots of money. I could've left my job a long time ago for a higher paying job, but I really really liked it. That's all that matters to me. I'm going to school to help ensure I can have my pick of easy jobs for the rest of my life. I'm not in it for the money, I assure you.

Also, James, my next job is going to be at an Alaska Airline Reservation Center. It's going to require more actual focus and work on my part, but I also will get free flights which I'll enjoy. I'm going to use that job as a way to start meeting forum members across the country, and possibly even overseas.



Edit: When I say I'm not in it for the money that doesn't mean I'll work for beans either. I wont take a job that still leaves me living paycheck to paycheck, but I don't need 60-70k a year or anything like that.

 

That's a great job. I flew with Alaska Airlines once (to Alaska)... good food onboard

 

Never flown on Alaska, but free is free so I don't care.

Oh, and if you needed $20 you could borrow it today bud

 

Hahah, today I'm still employed... but in 5 years... I'll hit you up on 5$ or at least a pack of ciggs

 

Well you know where to find me. I'm not going anywhere anytime soon.