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Agean90 posted:Civil servant lyfe Same. Every so often we get offered OT to work a few hours on Saturday or Sunday, and the union would burst a gasket if someone was asked to work 80.1 hours a pay period without going through like 10 different approvals first. Then again, my union has prevented me from training for a promotion because "You don't get paid to do supervisor work, so you don't do supervisor work." How am I supposed to demonstrate that I can replace my boss if they won't let me even when he asks me to? Unions, man. Great at keeping me at a 9-5 with zero chance of being fired, bad at getting rid of crap employees which ultimately makes everyone's job harder. Anyway, have a pukin' president. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnOnDatqENo
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lol if u dont make at least 100k per year just lol
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I pull in at least 100k gil a year, easy. Sometimes I diversify and get some foreign zenny, but my real wealth is in the gald I buried.... you know what, I've said too much.
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Its all about the Zennys!
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Enrique gets paid 100k/year.
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Bull fighting is too serious, these guys need to lighten up and learn to laugh once and a while. If I lost an eye to a bull and then got gored in the same socket later, you better believe the eyepatch would have a bull's eye on it. It isn't every day the universe gives you a soft-pitch to Chuckleville like that.
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china bot posted:quick reminder at what ekuNNN and FogHelmut are defending: I'm not defending not doing your job. I'm saying the existence of that job is an affront to civilized society and only exists to exploit the desperate.
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Oct 18, 2016 19:29
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If it only requires 1 person/Saturday night, that means the staff are doing that shift on a rotation meaning each person probably only has to do it once a month, not counting if people are willing to trade with them if being at work one Saturday night a month is insurmountable. My mom has to work a weekend a month, but the flip side is she only has to work alternating 2 and 3 day workweeks but makes what most people make working full time at her job. Having Mon-Fri off every other week isn't exactly slavery.
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Oct 18, 2016 19:35
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I used to have a job where I worked every other Saturday with a day off during the week, and it was dumb as hell. It's nearly impossible to live a normal social life when your schedule is so disjointed from the rest of the world.
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Oct 18, 2016 19:39
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why do people like to tell their life loving stories every time millenials come up? always some dude saying how much harder he had it, like anyone gives a poo poo
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Hot Smart ARYAN Girl posted:why do people like to tell their life loving stories every time millenials come up? Back in my day I had to roll boulders uphill both ways! These lazy kids!
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Oct 18, 2016 19:45
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http://i.imgur.com/zFJZVGT.mp4
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Oct 18, 2016 19:47
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Bet you that cyclops bullfighter doesn't bitch about coming in on a Saturday.
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Oct 18, 2016 19:49
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Bullfights are typically held on Sunday, bruh
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Oct 18, 2016 20:01
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Ninja, No!
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Oct 18, 2016 20:15
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Scott Adams the Dilbert guy? He's a redditor or something now?
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Rolo posted:Scott Adams the Dilbert guy? He's a
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Oct 18, 2016 20:33
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Ok, gently caress him.
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Oct 18, 2016 21:10
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Cheaper than buying a treadmill I guess.
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Oct 18, 2016 21:15
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Oh, like you didn't try this when you were a kid
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Stex T posted:Oh, like you didn't try this the last time you got off a plane drunk
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Oct 18, 2016 21:25
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Some motherfuckers are always trying to travelator uphill.
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Oct 18, 2016 21:48
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Stex T posted:Oh, like you didn't try this when you were a kid You see it at Universal Orlando constantly, usually preteens or drunks. They just sprint down the loving thing (God help you if you're in the way) to make it to the end fast enough.
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Oct 18, 2016 21:50
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Just right over his head.
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Rolo posted:Ok, gently caress him. Dude socially isolated himself for so long that he lost the ability to speak and had to be retaught. No wonder his a crazy egotist.
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Oct 18, 2016 23:48
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Given his persona, that's not surprising. It was the expected result.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Old people are calling themselves millennials so they don't have to feel old When I was 13, in 1999, my mom read read an article in Newsweek or Time or something and told me "Oh, look, your generation is called millennials, because you will be coming of age in the new millennium." (looked it up to see if I was remembering wrong, and apparently the term was coined in 1987) I'm too old and set in my ways to stop being a millennial now.
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The actual problem with working weekends is that it's the first step towards a company not replacing people as they quit until they have about 1/2 the number of employees actually needed and then making everyone left work 84 hour weeks.
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I was born in 1981 and every two years, like clockwork, I am reassigned to a newly-designated generation. Off the top of my head I have been told that I am Gen X, Gen Y, Millenial, "The Internet Generation," and a bunch of others that just go in oue ear and out the other. Basically these labels are bullshit and not descriptive in any useful way. The only significant generational marker I have found that may actually separate "millenials" from the X/Y older group, at least in the West, is exposure to Pokemon as a kid/teen. I don't know a goddamn thing about Pokemon. I don't care about it, and I don't get it. It didn't exist when I was anywhere near its original target demographic. I don't even really care that you know that I don't care about it. I only bring it up because there are people who are only 2-3 years younger than me who insist that Pokemon was literally everywhere when they were growing up, and even if they didn't themselves have any interest, it was unavoidable in that way of really big trends.
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Better labels would be Broadcast TV Generation, Cable TV Generation, High Speed Internet Generation e: I'm def cable tv
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CommonShore posted:I was born in 1981 and every two years, like clockwork, I am reassigned to a newly-designated generation. Off the top of my head I have been told that I am Gen X, Gen Y, Millenial, "The Internet Generation," and a bunch of others that just go in oue ear and out the other. Basically these labels are bullshit and not descriptive in any useful way. 
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If it fits I sits fails again
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CommonShore posted:I was born in 1981 and every two years, like clockwork, I am reassigned to a newly-designated generation. Off the top of my head I have been told that I am Gen X, Gen Y, Millenial, "The Internet Generation," and a bunch of others that just go in oue ear and out the other. Basically these labels are bullshit and not descriptive in any useful way.
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Gonna  this just in casehttp://i.imgur.com/6k5ZqKB.gif
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