Prayers needed.

Ed, good luck in your new position. I am by nature, resistant to change. I like my comfort zone, but it's been my experience, that change has always resulted in positive things for me (even though I hate the thought of it at the time).


My hope and wish for you is that this new job will be a blessing for you and will lead to more wonderful things in the future!

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

This is true. Due to our placement in the bank if we wanted to be crule to the bank our action would cost the bank Millions. And not to mention the Federal Bank Laws we could blow out of the water. People place great trust in their banker that they are honest people. Some aren't (I am). I mean selling account number to idenity theaves for say 5 grand plus social and address and birth date signatures, relationships. If you think of all the info you trust your banker with you'd almost puke.

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I never thought of if like this, but now that i think about it, makes sense!

Life changes.... Why can't things just gellllll? :( I'm with ya Ed, and I'll keep you in my thoughts! L

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

This is true. Due to our placement in the bank if we wanted to be crule to the bank our action would cost the bank Millions. And not to mention the Federal Bank Laws we could blow out of the water. People place great trust in their banker that they are honest people. Some aren't (I am). I mean selling account number to idenity theaves for say 5 grand plus social and address and birth date signatures, relationships. If you think of all the info you trust your banker with you'd almost puke.

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And if they knew how fast a bank would close its doors in an emergency and refuse to let customers withdraw their money, they'd more than puke! :mad:

Best of luck to you and your family with this new change!!

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

This is true. Due to our placement in the bank if we wanted to be crule to the bank our action would cost the bank Millions. And not to mention the Federal Bank Laws we could blow out of the water. People place great trust in their banker that they are honest people. Some aren't (I am). I mean selling account number to idenity theaves for say 5 grand plus social and address and birth date signatures, relationships. If you think of all the info you trust your banker with you'd almost puke.

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Yea we do trust our banks with ALOT of our personal info:eek: .Some never realize it until something bad has happened .Think about all your mailman knows about you,it will make you keep a close eye on your bank statement and credit card statements.

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And if they knew how fast a bank would close its doors in an emergency and refuse to let customers withdraw their money, they'd more than puke! :mad:

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My Bank was the only one in Mississippi open after Katrina. :carrot: Loads of fun showering at the office cause they had power and AC.

Congrats on your marriage and the new job Ed. Challenges can be fun and it's probably better for your marriage in the long run if you and your wife work at seperate employers. That way not all your eggs are in one basket so to speak, you won't bring work conflicts into the home and vice versa and you'll have more to talk about since you'll have different employers now. Getting married and changing jobs so close together is stressful though so be kind to each other as you both get used to the changes and the stress they naturally bring.