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i got fired for drinkin' a 40 in the break room.

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Will, could you be more ghetto..lol j/k.

Mike I am sorry to hear about your dogs, I bet they will come back from a grand adventure soon.
Congrats on your new job, paychecks are great!
Congrats on your new slider too. If you have any questions on your new turtle, we would be glad to help. They make good pets once you get their care down.
Congrats again!
Rusty

So sorry to hear about your dogs! But very glad to hear about the job! And the turtle is a cutie! That's a nice lookin' slider!

Mike, I am sorry about your dogs. That's terrible to lose them. As several others said, they may still come back so don't give up hope altogether.

On the other hand, congrats on your first job! My first 'real' job (not babysitting or church daycare) was working at Winn Dixie as a cashier wearing a nasty polyester uniform. I was a cashier only because the sexist manager wouldn't hire me for the open stock position. She was a [female dog] through and through as it turned out. It paid $4.25 an hour. I've never heard of Fry's but I'm guessing it's a grocery store too from the position. I think first jobs are more for learning lessons about the working world than making money or building a job history, so you're off to a fine start. :)

Yeah, Fry's is a grocery chain in the Southwest.

I don't think anyone ever has a really cool or fun first job. Even the glamorous stars and celebs have great stories about their first jobs slinging burgers or sweeping out parking lots. (Except those that start out as child actors...I guess they'd be the exception to that, huh? :) )

I think I'd rather sweep a parking lot than be a child actor, personally. Their personalities and perspectives get completely warped by the experience and they often don't get a chance to have much of a childhood. I'm pretty sure most of what's wrong with Michael Jackson is a result of his not getting to be a kid since he was 5 years old.

wow, thats alot of replies...i forgot i even posted this. haha. k well i have alot to reply to. to all of you, thanks for the prayers and hope that theyll come back today. Kuma actually ran away all the time. but it was always out the front dor, so i could just run and catch her. anderson wouldnt run away he could just hang out in front. he obviously followed kuma.

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Originally Posted by Wizill

i got fired for drinkin' a 40 in the break room

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lmao! nice Will.

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Originally Posted by The_Godfather

Whats minimum wage down there?

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I beleive is 5.15. not to sure.

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Originally Posted by jotay

You are so lucky to live where the weather is always great

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im not sure that i would consider 120 degrees great weather but if it is...im way lucky! winter is definatly gone here, and we might be skipping spring! i think we just had a heat-wave. (low 90's)

Rusty
ya turtles are cool. snakes are better, but still turtles are cool. i used to have a big common snapper. then i figured out it was illegal to have it :(. my mom called the az herp. society and they took it. it once swallowed a hot dog whole (my dad gave it to him. i know it was bad...only did it once, he bloated up.)
Anywho...i still have to get it a UV light setup. ugh. thats gonna take up like half my first paycheck. until then hell get to bask in the sun everyday. he just downed 10 lil fish:)

i dont think my jobs gona be too bad. im workin with like 5 of my friends and the boss lady is pretty tight. we shall see...

thanks for the replies everyone. see ya!

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Originally Posted by Ironhead

Wow!!! My first job payed a whopping $1.45 an hour (Tastee Freeze) So....Congrat's on your new job! How times have changed, though not much.

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I didn't know they had invented ice cream back then! :lol: :lol:

Heh no kidding there - I remember waiting tables at Chi-Chi's in high school for something like $2.15/hr + tips. Gad-f***ing-zooks!

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I think I'd rather sweep a parking lot than be a child actor, personally

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I couldn't agree with you more on that one. Regular people envy the rich and famous, but they never stop to think of what a horrible life they lead. No privacy, no anonymity. And think about it; they have so much money, and buy so many expensive toys, but when do they have time to use them? Then, if youfactor in drug addictions and never being with your spouse (due to touring, etc.) what kinda life is that?
I don't care if I am living paycheck to paycheck; I just care about the important things in my life. My family, friends, pets, and the ability to go out hiking in the woods and have time to enjoy nature. You can't buy that.

Exactly, Ginevive -- though I'd rather not be living paycheck to paycheck, the other things in life are much more important.