have to give an ignite talk in class at 530. it's going to be awful. should've made the useless kid or the non-english speaker do it.

I worked in a supermarket for 3 years in high school and college and it was pretty awesome. Almost all of the people who worked there were high school or college kids too and it was just a constant party, a steady stream of sex, drugs and booze. I'll have to write up some of those stories, I've got a couple that are pretty good and really pretty insane, by the end of my run there, a group of us had keys and access to everything in the store, from the security tapes to the locker where the cigarette back stock was kept to the scheduling/payroll computers. It was a fucking disaster, I have no idea how most of us made it out without getting fired, in fact I can only think of one guy getting fired and he got caught by corporate security stealing a sandwich.

ReadingPhilly wrote:have to give an ignite talk in class at 530. it's going to be awful. should've made the useless kid or the non-english speaker do it.

Am I the last person to know what an ignite talk is?

McNeal, looking forward to your stories, especially since your post had me thinking you had some kind of Lockup episode in store for us, right up to the last 3 words

1 wrote:I worked for Sears for a summer. We unloaded trucks in the morning and played hockey on the dock all afternoon. Second-favorite PT job ever.

i worked at sears when i was at IUP unloading trucks, many good times there, pretty much the same as what Bill is saying that happened at the supermarket outside 1 of us having keys to the place. 1 of the girls i worked with at sears also worked at the movie theater at the same mall as a manager and there was some epic parties there of sears employees after they closed the theater.

swishnicholson wrote:

ReadingPhilly wrote:have to give an ignite talk in class at 530. it's going to be awful. should've made the useless kid or the non-english speaker do it.

Am I the last person to know what an ignite talk is?

You are now. I just looked it up. It is a real fast talk, five minutes. The goal is to ignite the audience. I guess you can use a blow torch.

Stay safe down there, Dorn

New Mexico rules too

Slowhand wrote:Other than shitty pay, working in a warehouse was a blast

agreed. KFC was more fun though. Smoke weed and eat chicken all day? Yes plz.

miss the job i had at the bakery before i got a weather job. my boss used to say the only way i resembled a baker was that i liked to smoke a lot of weed.

putting the bake in baker

Worst part of Sears was working the large appliances in the basement of the auto center. Had to work by myself with Y102, the stench of tires, and 2 staticky channels on a washed out TV. Best part was everything else.

smitty wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:

ReadingPhilly wrote:have to give an ignite talk in class at 530. it's going to be awful. should've made the useless kid or the non-english speaker do it.

Am I the last person to know what an ignite talk is?

You are now. I just looked it up. It is a real fast talk, five minutes. The goal is to ignite the audience. I guess you can use a blow torch.

Hey now, I actually looked it up after Reading's post, so I was still ahead of you by minutes. I also now intend to use the term Pecha Kucha three times tomorrow so I can make it my own. Let's see if I can do so without getting slapped.

Quit or fired?

This is for housh

what

prolly in reference to your cup of coffee with mcdonalds.

ah. I was 15 and decided I didn't want money that much

a regular Danny Watkins over here.

Unless you work every hour of every day you decide you don't want money that much #dabs

at the mcdonalds i worked at, i had 3 close friends and burnout managers that didn't give a shit about anything. we would do drugs and make burgers, there was sex in the crew room in the basement, lots of fun. when i was promoted they asked me to not go to college (i had just graduated high school) and they wanted to send me to burger u