What is your occupation?

[Jay_Bunny]

so? disrespect them right back.

one of my team leads at petco disrespected me and treated me like crap when i first started working at petco,and for some odd reason she started being nice to me all of a sudden. but yeah since she treated me like crap, whenever she asked me to do something for her, i would always tell "no,im busy right now doing so-and-so." i know it made her mad but payback's a...you know...

Ah you see, I am not the one who is just starting out. I've been there since July 1st, 2006. EVERY LAST ONE of the cafe servers and the new cafe manager has started there after me. Now the cafe manager did work at another store from the same company but that does not mean she can disrespect me. She claims to be an open book and that we can come to her with any problems or concerns we have but everytime I bring something up, she blows it off and does things her way.

I'm not the kind of person to be disrespectful back. When the cafe manager or another server starts disrespecting me, I shut up and do my work in COMPLETE silence. I only talk to customers or answer a co-worker with a single sentence.

[PythonWallace]

Director - Database Administration ... whatever the hell that means

My wife works part time for Kohl's, she loves the discount. Been trying to get her to switch to Home Depot

My g/f moonlights at HD to pay for college and they don't give any employee discounts! She gets a 20% off coupon as her Christmas bonus.

...I work at The Hideaway, a local pizza place, waiting tables.

You had me for a minute. The Hideaway outside of Chicago is a gay bar my 7th grade math teacher use to stumble out from.

I am an International Technician at CBS Television in NYC....Bascially I get to watch a lot of TV (a lot as in 70 hours a week) and get paid for it!

That sucks. Doesn't it get frustrating that there's never anything good on?

F-15 Mechanic, USAF.
Although my current position actually makes me "The guy that tells F-15 mechanics what to do". I'd much rather be turning wrenches.

That's awesome.

[MeMe]

and he has camera's that watch him do all day!

yep...there is that.

[ctrlfreq]

I'm an enterprise architect for a division of a large credit reporting company out of Atlanta, so I spend my days doing software and infrastructure design and implementation.

I also have my own consulting company doing pretty much the same thing for other companies, which provides my most prominent time sink, The Mobster Game, an online game I've written from scratch that went live last February.

[catawhat75]

ahhhhh...but...Stay at Home Mom's are way so much hotter!

Great, LOL now I am going to have American Pie quotes running through my head all day.
I am a stay at home mom trying to start her own business.

[PythonWallace]

I'm an enterprise architect for a division of a large credit reporting company out of Atlanta, so I spend my days doing software and infrastructure design and implementation.

I also have my own consulting company doing pretty much the same thing for other companies, which provides my most prominent time sink, The Mobster Game, an online game I've written from scratch that went live last February.

I use to play the mafia boss like mad. I can't believe you wrote mobster game. I take it you played TMB before. They didn't exactly like it when someone made the mobster game. V4L~DG4L!

[Peter Williams]

Meat Clerk/Butcher

[LadyOhh]

Applications Scientist in a Lab.

I play with chemicals that test your bodily fluids for illnesses and drugs, which I then put on huge machines that run them.

I work with Blood and Pee and Chemicals and robots.


And... getting in gear for Med School

[gncz73]

i'm a production manager

[ctrlfreq]

I use to play the mafia boss like mad. I can't believe you wrote mobster game. I take it you played TMB before.

I actually never played any of the games in this genre before I started writing it. The guys I work with on the game were total addicts though, decided they wanted their own game, and were referred to me by a mutual friend.

That said, it's been a blast to write and watch grow as a community. Since february, we've had somewhere close to 8k users register, and average around 700 active players per week, although that's been trending upward between 10-15% a week.

They didn't exactly like it when someone made the mobster game.

Can you blame them? Who likes competition?