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No, he doesn't want any of the inappropriate, unethical and racists things he says in this forum to get back to the franchise board. He probably violates their terms at least once a week. ;-)Why not?I don’t own a fast food jointI think I would like my job better if it were in a Las Vegas fast food joint.
I own a franchise
I can’t disclose it
Is it some kind of secret cover organization for MI5?
Only against blacks lolNo, he doesn't want any of the inappropriate, unethical and racists things he says in this forum to get back to the franchise board. He probably violates their terms at least once a week. ;-)Why not?I don’t own a fast food jointI think I would like my job better if it were in a Las Vegas fast food joint.
I own a franchise
I can’t disclose it
Is it some kind of secret cover organization for MI5?
LOL, you're not supposed to admit it, then I'm obligated to do something about it.Only against blacks lolNo, he doesn't want any of the inappropriate, unethical and racists things he says in this forum to get back to the franchise board. He probably violates their terms at least once a week. ;-)Why not?I don’t own a fast food jointI think I would like my job better if it were in a Las Vegas fast food joint.
I own a franchise
I can’t disclose it
Is it some kind of secret cover organization for MI5?
I agree with your attitude, even if the job wasn't great or something I wanted to do forever, it was often a means to an end and a stepping stone to my ultimate goal(s). Particularly when I was young I always felt obligated to do the the job to the best of ability to pay back the employer for having granted me the opportunity to demonstrate my potential. I can't truthfully state however that every job was a good one, there were a couple that were a friggen soul crushing, illness inducing living nightmare.I've loved every job I've ever had!!! From first job as a teen... I've always seen my job as my way out... Money, to do the things I wanted to do with it... instead of what my parents wanted me to do with an allowance from them....so from a very young age, I've viewed every job I've had, as a positive! And loved every one of them!
I've really enjoyed every job I've ever had...I've just been really lucky! Yes, I've had some cruddy bosses, but I've still loved what my job was....and always ended up out living the cruddy bosses, even promoted in to their positions, and have had the pleasure of seeing them thrown out the door...!!I agree with your attitude, even if the job wasn't great or something I wanted to do forever, it was often a means to an end and a stepping stone to my ultimate goal(s). Particularly when I was young I always felt obligated to do the the job to the best of ability to pay back the employer for having granted me the opportunity to demonstrate my potential. I can't truthfully state however that every job was a good one, there were a couple that were a friggen soul crushing, illness inducing living nightmare.I've loved every job I've ever had!!! From first job as a teen... I've always seen my job as my way out... Money, to do the things I wanted to do with it... instead of what my parents wanted me to do with an allowance from them....so from a very young age, I've viewed every job I've had, as a positive! And loved every one of them!
I really lucked out when my current manager found me
Do away with the mental health fetish before you offer physical health care.No job is worth damaging your health, mental or physical, particularly if you have other options.
Some people would find fault with the morality of that of course — but managing that particular "crowd" is a job somebody's got to do regardless. There are nightclubs with more or less or no alcohol / marijuana at all, depending on preference.I used to run nightclubs. Loved that job.
I don't play golf. There's a "Fore!" and somebody's hitting a ball with a stick in an otherwise nice park, and I don't know if isn't a shooting iron or firearm of some sort, but I do know they aren't hunting moose or elk with it, and that bag of golf clubs doesn't hold fishing poles or tackle or bait or anything else that will get you in trouble with the fish and game department if not the bureau of alcohol tobacco, firearms, and explosives.Now I teach golf. I love golf and I love to teach so I love this job.
Granted of course, the Marine Corps is far saner than any of the other branches of the U.S. Military, nonetheless, I have my suspicions, whenever generals and secretaries out of D.C. are involved.I was a Marine I enjoyed that for 14 of the 16 years I was in, I got satisfaction from it and looked forward (mostly) to each day. I got mental problems and the last 2 years I lost some control till I lost it all which made life difficult. It wasn't the Marine Corps fault at all.
