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September 08, 2024 07:43PM
@ServiceAward wrote:

That is the motto for the wedding night. *shiftyeyes*
I was waiting for somebody to say, "Doesn't that describe the bride?" -lol-

If your path dictates you walk through hell, do it as though you own the place. -unknown
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September 09, 2024 05:29PM
Will catering be from Panda or 5 Guys? This is too much fun...
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September 09, 2024 10:34PM
OMG, Service, you're a riot!

"The shop fee is $69. "
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September 09, 2024 10:57PM
@SteveSoCal Eh, a salary and being on the road sounds fine. At least it is a more predictable income than MSing. I've applied for Forbes Travel evaluations which are still independent contracting but you have to be available flexibly 10 days a month. That's a little annoying and actually seems illegal to make that a contracting job now that I think about it.
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September 10, 2024 12:27AM
@nolimitem wrote:

That's a little annoying and actually seems illegal to make that a contracting job now that I think about it.

There have been legal cases recently where business have been able to defend putting specific requirements on contractors (and employees) if it's a core component of their business. Modeling jobs, for instance, may call for a specific skin color or body type that some might find prejudicial, but if it's what the client asks for, it's allowed.

There was one employment case where a server who was less...'endowed' than most sued Hootes for not hiring her, and Hooters won the case. The restaurant was however asked to hire a predominance of men and also women that don't fit the physical requirements for servers to back of house positions.
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September 11, 2024 12:18PM
I've always been something of a contrarian dater lol....knowing that people show their best sides soonest, I look for how they handle the tough spots - it makes for good judge of character - how do they handle traffic jams? poor restaurant service? car trouble?
You can learn a lot if you observe closely. So many people are so busy being self absorbed and trying to impress that they don't observe the other person carefully....often to their loss. The spoils, IMO, go to those who are early and keen observers of red flags.
I probably also carried over skills from my work to my personal life.....if you can make people comfortable with you, they'll tell you anything lol....so by the second date, "oh! you once murdered someone?" "oh interesting".

LOL...sorry some dark humor here this morning.
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September 17, 2024 12:36PM
You find out reallllllllllll quick how a man handles "the bad times" when you become violently ill on the first date.

I haven't thrown up on Service's shoes yet, but something tells me he's the type who'd hold back my hair and tell me, "It's okay; it's only footwear." -lololol-

But yes, Tom+Chee....and a Krispy Kreme wedding cake. And Jerry's Snow Cones.

BYOB on the insulin.

If your path dictates you walk through hell, do it as though you own the place. -unknown


Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/17/2024 01:59PM by drdoggie00.
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