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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: franksolich on August 19, 2013, 04:36:04 PM
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018460490
Oh my.
Will the woes ever cease?
Lady Freedom Returns (5,718 posts) Mon Aug 19, 2013, 05:22 PM
I think I am over my head.
I have alreaydy had $85 taken out of my pay to the gas pumps getting crossed $7.13 due to my draw being sort, & a $6 rental fee of three uniform shirts that I have yet t be issued.
I have also been told I have two week to master all the stuff like money orders, Running checks, trying to mesmerized all the stuff we sell and the prices since not all of that is at the register or in the price book like it is supposed to be. And all the cleaning and stocking protocols.
And someone else is coming in to talk to me. I need my SS card and I.D for them for some reason.
Man! All I want is to pay everyone off and get back to AZ!*
*to the grouchy old guy who doesn't want her.
seabeyond (85,983 posts) Mon Aug 19, 2013, 05:24 PM
1. first days are always hard and overwhelming. put head down and keep doing.
when you lift that head again, you will be so far out front. one foot after the other. you can do it. and **** az...*
*best advice ever; she needs to stay in Joplin, Missouri, forget the old guy, and grow up before she ever again ventures outside the city limits.
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trying to mesmerized all the stuff we sell
It works for the Great Svengalli?
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You know, there's three things wrong with this tale.
Of course, working conditions vary from region-to-region, but I can't imagine Joplin, Missouri as being too much different from the eastern foothills of the Sandhills.
(a) by "gas pumps getting crossed," I assume she means those were people who filled up at self-service pumps, and then drove away without paying.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk being forced to make up shortages due to "drive-offs;" I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
(Of course, if one has "too many" drive-offs, one doesn't last long in the job.)
(b) by "my draw being short," I assume she means that at the end of the shift, her till was short.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk being forced to make up shortages in one's drawer; I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
(Of course, if one has "too many" shortages, one doesn't last long in the job.)
(c) "uniform rental"--self-explanatory.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk having to pay for uniform rental; I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
As I said, Joplin, Missouri can't be that much different from around here.
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I thought she was going to be a "shot" girl in a titty bar.
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I thought she was going to be a "shot" girl in a titty bar.
She didn't work out.
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She didn't work out.
Color me shocked. I thought she was a shoo in.
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Color me shocked. I thought she was a shoo in.
Every day in the Lounge on Skins' island, she posts her latest tale of woe; I've been following it for several weeks now, as she looks promising for the Top DUmmies; the absolute airhead who can't be trusted to know what's best for her.
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Every day in the Lounge on Skins' island, she posts her latest tale of woe; I've been following it for several weeks now, as she looks promising for the Top DUmmies; the absolute airhead who can't be trusted to know what's best for her.
Her tale of her upcoming sacking at the convenience store should be entertaining. Next stop Micky Dee's which will be much better as they have pictures on the cash register keys.
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Her tale of her upcoming sacking at the convenience store should be entertaining. Next stop Micky Dee's which will be much better as they have pictures on the cash register keys.
I'm afraid that a job at the Mick's might not be a good career choice for the Traipsing Freedom Walker Girl.
A far better choice for her would be as a tour guide for trekkers across MO, KS and CO, then up the Front Range in CO, WY and into MT, then plunging across the Rockies in the dead of winter to OREGON!
Didn't she and her jilting "old" man make it into eastern Kansas? Last Fall? Before being turned back by snarling wolves?
I had thought of retiring to the Springfield area in MO, but if they're letting in the slacked-jawed, drooling mouth breathers, I'll stay where I'm at, TYVM.
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She didn't work out.
The shotgirl job required either a pretty face, great tits, or a nice ass, and DUmmy Lady Freedom Returns went 0-for-3.
So now she's peddling smokes and Colt 45 for Apu, but can't handle it.
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You know, there's three things wrong with this tale.
Of course, working conditions vary from region-to-region, but I can't imagine Joplin, Missouri as being too much different from the eastern foothills of the Sandhills.
(a) by "gas pumps getting crossed," I assume she means those were people who filled up at self-service pumps, and then drove away without paying.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk being forced to make up shortages due to "drive-offs;" I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
(Of course, if one has "too many" drive-offs, one doesn't last long in the job.)
(b) by "my draw being short," I assume she means that at the end of the shift, her till was short.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk being forced to make up shortages in one's drawer; I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
(Of course, if one has "too many" shortages, one doesn't last long in the job.)
(c) "uniform rental"--self-explanatory.
<<has never in life heard of a convenience store clerk having to pay for uniform rental; I know, because I've specifically asked this, many times, of people working in convenience stores.
As I said, Joplin, Missouri can't be that much different from around here.
I managed a convenience store in the mid 90's - none of what LFR mentioned is accurate to the company I worked for. The chain didn't have uniforms at the time -just aprons, and they were provided for.
And I agree with what franksolich mentioned above - drive-offs and till shortages weren't compensated for by the employee. However, having frequent issues often resulted in firing. The store I took over was in deep financial trouble. I soon learned that everybody working there were either thieves or incompetent. Being the heartless rethug that I am, I fired the whole store.
The next audit - which came every three months (approximately, the company policy is to surprise the manager with the audit, to make it difficult to 'cook the books' beforehand) - produced a whopping 91 cents that couldn't be accounted for. I came this close ( >|< ) to pulling a dollar out of my pocket and stuffing it into the till, but that would have been a bit over the top.
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If she can't hack working in a convenience store, then working any job is beyond her reach.
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Those things don't happen in the real world.
One drive-off would consume a DUmpmonkey's entire daily wage.
She just thinks those problems would come up if she had a job.
But just imagine if a DUmmy actually did work in a convenience store!
Convenience store checkouts are the source of more bouncy tales than about anyplace.
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Those things don't happen in the real world.
One drive-off would consume a DUmpmonkey's entire daily wage.
She just thinks those problems would come up if she had a job.
But just imagine if a DUmmy actually did work in a convenience store!
Convenience store checkouts are the source of more bouncy tales than about anyplace.
I don't go into convenience stores regularly but when I do, I try to make a DUchebag spin a bouncy.
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The more I read of her woes, the more I see something in her eyes, in that mug-shot of hers.
This is a sick sick woman. She has the look of grabbines and tenacity in her eyes, and nothing's going to stop her from possessing what she wants......i.e., that old grouch in Arizona that she latched on to back in Joplin.
He doesn't want her, and has made it clear, but she's not going to give up.
Despite the appearance of normality, this creature needs locked up in an insane asylum surely as much as the subway cat.
<<<has had to deal with possessive people before.
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He doesn't want her, and has made it clear, but she's not going to give up.
Despite the appearance of normality, this creature needs locked up in an insane asylum surely as much as the subway cat.
If he had a rabbit, she would have boiled it by now.
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The more I read of her woes, the more I see something in her eyes, in that mug-shot of hers.
This is a sick sick woman. She has the look of grabbines and tenacity in her eyes, and nothing's going to stop her from possessing what she wants......i.e., that old grouch in Arizona that she latched on to back in Joplin.
He doesn't want her, and has made it clear, but she's not going to give up.
Despite the appearance of normality, this creature needs locked up in an insane asylum surely as much as the subway cat.
<<<has had to deal with possessive people before.
That's a nail hit squarely on the head.
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I have alreaydy had $85 taken out of my pay to the gas pumps getting crossed $7.13 due to my draw being sort, & a $6 rental fee of three uniform shirts that I have yet t be issued.
I have also been told I have two week to master all the stuff like money orders, Running checks, trying to mesmerized all the stuff we sell
"Mesmerized." :lmao: Just this one quote screams "insane asylum."
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That's a nail hit squarely on the head.
I'm sure that when it first popped out of the dossiers here, when looking at the photograph of her former boypal, one initially thought, "oh wow, what an old grouch."
But if one gets a chance, look at his face a second time.
He's looking at her; she's holding the camera taking the picture of him.
If one contemplates the expression on his face, it's not grumpiness; it appears to be a look of disgust with a little bit of fear. Remember, he's looking at her.
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"Mesmerized." :lmao: Just this one quote screams "insane asylum."
I think her best hope is to forget the guy who doesn't want her, to forget about going back to Tucson, to cheerfully and obediently let her family micro-manage her life (as they know what's best for her), until she grows up.
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She says later in that thread that she has two weeks to master being a clerk. Yesterday was rough on her:
Response to bluedigger (Reply #17)
Tue Aug 20, 2013, 08:59 PM
Lady Freedom Returns (5,725 posts)
18. All is done manualy! We have PUL's and soupposed to have prices list and on stuff.
But not all have that.
Today (Tuesday) we had some food deliveries. Tried to mark as much as I could. But this is driving m nuts.
and that guy has told her to FOAD again:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018461366
"Chad". :mental:
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and that guy has told her to FOAD again:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018461366
"Chad". :mental:
Lady Freedom Returns (5,725 posts) Tue Aug 20, 2013, 09:06 PM
Well, I got sick of waiting for my exSO to answer my letter and phone calls
I have been wanting some paperwork from him. And I would like to know he is fine. I still love the man. And I don't trust that Chad guy.
I call the Tucson Police. I dropped Chad's name and they hustled to check. He is fine and does not want contact with me. At least I know he is fine but what about the paperwork? I will have to do things the hard way for the section 8 I guess.
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I'm sure they "hustled" to find the guy. :lmao:
Beginning to sound like a stalking to me.
Stupid DUmpmonkey just needs to let go.
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I'm sure they "hustled" to find the guy. :lmao:
Beginning to sound like a stalking to me.
Stupid DUmpmonkey just needs to let go.
I was just gonna say...
Sounds like a prime candidate for some paperwork she ISN'T expecting - like a restraining order. :popcorn:
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Lady Freedom Returns (5,725 posts) Tue Aug 20, 2013, 09:06 PM
I will have to do things the hard way for the section 8 I guess.
Or you can become a pin cushion for another middle aged loser. Ask kpete the best way to screw for your dinner - she looks like she's done a pretty good job of it.
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Or you can become a pin cushion for another middle aged loser. Ask kpete the best way to screw for your dinner - she looks like she's done a pretty good job of it.
I see you keep the stinger well oiled and sharp. :-)
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I see you keep the stinger well oiled and sharp. :-)
I do my best. :-)
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[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH4mbbXOXsY[/youtube]
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trying to mesmerized all the stuff we sell
Uh-huh.... bestest, smartestest, most educated people on the planet.....Yeeesh..
And these are the mentally retarded helmet children who want to tell someone else .......ummmm......anything?
Lady Freedom Returns (5,725 posts) Tue Aug 20, 2013, 09:06 PM
Well, I got sick of waiting for my exSO to answer my letter and phone calls
I have been wanting some paperwork from him. And I would like to know he is fine. I still love the man. And I don't trust that Chad guy.
I call the Tucson Police. I dropped Chad's name and they hustled to check. He is fine and does not want contact with me. At least I know he is fine but what about the paperwork? I will have to do things the hard way for the section 8 I guess.
The (D)Ummyland apartment complex. Now, tell me how a macro-economy works?
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Uh-huh.... bestest, smartestest, most educated people on the planet.....Yeeesh..
And these are the mentally retarded helmet children who want to tell someone else .......ummmm......anything?
The (D)Ummyland apartment complex. Now, tell me how a macro-economy works?
Either that, or the DUchebag is bucking for recognition as the next Cpl. Klinger. :mental:
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I dunno, because I'm not a detective and all, but I think I might have found the operative phrase in all this . . .
I call the Tucson Police. I dropped Chad's name and they hustled to check. He is fine and does not want contact with me.
Does this primitive need a ****ing skywriter to paint the sky with this message? :loser: :mental:
He doesn't want anything to do with you!
Sheesh. :thatsright:
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Jenoch (2,909 posts) Wed Aug 21, 2013, 01:20 AM
1. The only answer I can think of is to get a lawyer.
Lady Freedom Returns (5,727 posts) Wed Aug 21, 2013, 08:36 PM
3. I have thought of that.
But the price of that for a few papers...
The paperwork would just speed up the process just a few week. I keep getting people telling me the Missouri section 8 takes 10 years. I don't really believe that because other said it would take a year or less, depending on need.
Of course those that have told me this about the ten years are those that keep telling me to just get part time work so to keep Food Stamps and are trying to telling me to just stop dreaming and learn to settle.
I can't just settle! My nature will not allow that!
Well, it looks like she's going to have to do something about her "nature."
There's a great deal to be said for self-discipline.