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See this scenario I can understand. Do you think you're going to buy the car you're leasing now and keep it for awhile?
It depends on how much they are going to charge me for the mileage and damage. I know if I buy it, I am paying way more than it is worth but if I turn it in and buy a new/used car, I'm looking at 3-5k in fees so I'm going to be paying extra somehow/someway. I don't have a preference between the two choices, it just depends on what is going to be the less shitty of the two options.
Hey, if your car is new enough, you could always make some extra money with Uber
I appreciate it but it wouldn't be safe for the passengers. Ask garageland or chico if I should be an Uber driver. After they are done laughing, they will say no.
was already out of the car so he would have paid before you hit him.
I appreciate it but it wouldn't be safe for the passengers. Ask garageland or chico if I should be an Uber driver. After they are done laughing, they will say no.
was already out of the car so he would have paid before you hit him.
So I am guessing I don't want billybaroo as my Uber driver after the Spiritualized show.
I won't be at the Spiritualized show but you may want to stay inside at Pappy & Harriets after the Caribou show. I'm not that good at parking lots. (in this smiley my car is the face and all the cars in the lot are the bump!)
Will this be me and my Girlchella pals in the parking lot?
What do y'all do to kill time? I just cleaned my mouse and keyboard for the third time this month. No, I do not shed dead skin at an alarming rate. Just an ADD afflicted bad employee. Am I alone in this?
If you have time to lean, you have time to clean.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Please tell me you've been forced to watch this video in training classes. As a former trainer for a large regional sandwich chain, this video haunts my dreams.
6 years ago I tried to buy a car. I had no student loans and no credit cards so I didn't have a credit score. It's not like my credit score was low, it didn't exist. I was called a credit ghost and unable to buy new or used cars. Because of that my only options were leasing. I beat the shit out of my first car and the penalties were so high that I had to get a lease on another new car. It is a horrible cycle but I didn't really have a choice.
My sister used to lease too but I think it was because she liked to change cars every two years or something like that.
I paid off my first car (toyota yaris) and since then, i keep flipping cars every 2 years. Basically anytime the car needs new tires. I am the reason there are bad women driver stereotypes.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Please tell me you've been forced to watch this video in training classes. As a former trainer for a large regional sandwich chain, this video haunts my dreams.
BINGO. My store is obsessed with it. One of our redemption prizes was pickle erasers for the longest time. They make us watch it probably once a year depending on how many new hires we get.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
So as some of you might know, I work at a warehouse for a large retail company.
It surprises me how often I hear co-workers talking about buying things from our biggest rival. Why would you go to the rival when (a) it could be going back into where your paychecks are coming from, and (b) you have an employee discount. Granted it's 10%, but if you're buying a higher priced item - it certainly helps.
a) the money may go back into where my paychecks come from, but it won't go into my paychecks themselves, so where's my incentive? To line the pockets of the bosses who may or may not pay/treat me like crap? Pass.
b) as you say, 10% is really just pocket change unless you are buying a big-ticket item - and if I'm investing in something expensive, the 10% savings won't be one of the top factors in my decision. If you're in a mall and you see a store advertising 10% off all stock, how much does it really pique your interest?
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
I think about that sometimes, too. I've wasted sooooooo many side pickles and water/iced tea lemons in my life.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
I think about that sometimes, too. I've wasted sooooooo many side pickles and water/iced tea lemons in my life.
WTF? We used to be friends. Now we cant be. Pickle-waster
Sometimes I just want to scream. I am so fucking annoyed with these bitches. Half-assing their job and putting more on my plate, because I am the one that has to ensure that the book goes to print. The new system is still fucked and not updating we are supposedly on lockdown and they have half of their shit done. Fucking over this week.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
I think about that sometimes, too. I've wasted sooooooo many side pickles and water/iced tea lemons in my life.
As a kid, I was convinced McDonald's included pickles just to troll everyone. I've since come to appreciate a juicy kosher dill, but it took a long time to get there. Coleslaw also tends to be pretty hit-or-miss, and more often the latter.
As for lemons, let's just say I used to enjoy them in my drinks a lot more before I worked in food service.
When I am given a pickle, it is immediately discarded and then I build a dam of fries around the pickle area so pickle juice doesn't ruin the rest of the fries.
Jesus. You people are so terrible I might have to join the Coachella board.
This is one of the mottos at my other job. That and "Give 'em the pickle!" Gotta love customer service.
OH GOD! "Give 'em the pickle!" The lead instructor for the marketing class I took last semester had that on EVERYTHING. It's on the syllabus, every other slide in his slideshows, tests, etc. I never want to see it again, but yet everywhere I go I just think "You should've gave 'em the pickle."
6 years ago I tried to buy a car. I had no student loans and no credit cards so I didn't have a credit score. It's not like my credit score was low, it didn't exist. I was called a credit ghost and unable to buy new or used cars. Because of that my only options were leasing. I beat the shit out of my first car and the penalties were so high that I had to get a lease on another new car. It is a horrible cycle but I didn't really have a choice.
They don't care about credit when leasing?!?!? I never knew.
Any pickle that I am given on the side at a restaurant is offered to whomever I am dining with. If they decline, it goes directly in the trash. Sometimes, I feel bad because so much cumulative time and effort has been wasted on giving me a pickle to throw away.
I think about that sometimes, too. I've wasted sooooooo many side pickles and water/iced tea lemons in my life.
I always add "no lemon" when I order water now. I don't understand why it is just assumed that every person who orders water wants a big piece of citrus in it. But I pretty much always eat my pickle because I love pickles.
I think about that sometimes, too. I've wasted sooooooo many side pickles and water/iced tea lemons in my life.
I always add "no lemon" when I order water now. I don't understand why it is just assumed that every person who orders water wants a big piece of citrus in it. But I pretty much always eat my pickle because I love pickles.
I order it without when I remember (usually don't), but I always think it makes me sound fussy. But yeah, shouldn't they ask if you WANT lemon? CPK and I have agreed that if/when we have our own dining establishment, we would go that route.
Same with ordering a milkshake or sundae without the nasty "cherry" on top.
I always add "no lemon" when I order water now. I don't understand why it is just assumed that every person who orders water wants a big piece of citrus in it. But I pretty much always eat my pickle because I love pickles.
I order it without when I remember (usually don't), but I always think it makes me sound fussy. But yeah, shouldn't they ask if you WANT lemon? CPK and I have agreed that if/when we have our own dining establishment, we would go that route.
Same with ordering a milkshake or sundae without the nasty "cherry" on top.
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I always add "no lemon" when I order water now. I don't understand why it is just assumed that every person who orders water wants a big piece of citrus in it. But I pretty much always eat my pickle because I love pickles.
I order it without when I remember (usually don't), but I always think it makes me sound fussy. But yeah, shouldn't they ask if you WANT lemon? CPK and I have agreed that if/when we have our own dining establishment, we would go that route.
Same with ordering a milkshake or sundae without the nasty "cherry" on top.
I used to forget more often than not, but now it's become a reflex.
Josh and I talk about what we will do when we open our own dining establishment too! We are thinking kind of a diner with a pretty significant baked goods/dessert menu.