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Yale and racrguy's 'Welcome back to Texas' and Don's Bday party 8/6 FNH
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostIt's a good thing he pulls the trigger with his index finger, copper!
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How was there not a single picture of Yale in any of those? Did he not show for his own coming back party?
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Originally posted by kbscobravert View PostMy bosses count on me telling people how it is. My tact or lack there of, is rewarded.
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Originally posted by ComeAgainJen View PostThat's awesome!
I get away with quite a bit of bitchiness with the company I work for. They just prefer that I keep it on the passive aggressive side.
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Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostThat's one of the hardest parts of my job.
Seriously.
When you have an idiot staring you in the face and you have to be professional, well, it's very very tempting to step outside the boundry.
Back in 1994 I used to get paper checks. I lived in a nice apartment in SW FTW and did apartment security. A 2 BDR/2 Bath 1050 sq ft apartment ran me $150/month. There were checks that I wouldn't cash so I wouldn't spend.
One day I was out on White Settlement road by Angelo's and checked a guy doing 68 in a 35. That road sucks, and that speed is unrealistic due to the potholes, etc...
The guy called me every name in the book and when I had him sign the ticket he said "I pay your salary".... Holding the ticket book in one hand, I pulled my check out of my shirt pocket and compared his signature to the one on my check. I showed him and said "funny, the signatures don't match"...
You would have thought I slapped him. He went from ballistic to OMG terminal!
He ended up calling my Sergeant I and got a nice ass chewing over that one.
Some things are worth it.
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Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostThat's one of the hardest parts of my job.
Seriously.
When you have an idiot staring you in the face and you have to be professional, well, it's very very tempting to step outside the boundry.
Back in 1994 I used to get paper checks. I lived in a nice apartment in SW FTW and did apartment security. A 2 BDR/2 Bath 1050 sq ft apartment ran me $150/month. There were checks that I wouldn't cash so I wouldn't spend.
One day I was out on White Settlement road by Angelo's and checked a guy doing 68 in a 35. That road sucks, and that speed is unrealistic due to the potholes, etc...
The guy called me every name in the book and when I had him sign the ticket he said "I pay your salary".... Holding the ticket book in one hand, I pulled my check out of my shirt pocket and compared his signature to the one on my check. I showed him and said "funny, the signatures don't match"...
You would have thought I slapped him. He went from ballistic to OMG terminal!
He ended up calling my Sergeant I and got a nice ass chewing over that one.
Some things are worth it.
I get away with quite a bit of bitchiness with the company I work for. They just prefer that I keep it on the passive aggressive side.
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Originally posted by talisman View PostBoy is that the truth. I'll take an occasional asschewing from my boss just so I feel better about coming out and saying something that needed to be said. I've got a remarkable tolerance when it comes to customers, but every once in awhile I have to do a mental calculation on if getting a phone call is going to be worth it or not. It's nice having tenure.
Sometimes you need to stare ignorance in the face and call it what it is.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
Some things are worth it.
Boy is that the truth. I'll take an occasional asschewing from my boss just so I feel better about coming out and saying something that needed to be said. I've got a remarkable tolerance when it comes to customers, but every once in awhile I have to do a mental calculation on if getting a phone call is going to be worth it or not. It's nice having tenure.
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