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fireflysgirl
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Fri 10/22/10 10:22 PM
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from fast food, nurse aide, MHMR assistant, secretary, census, working on farms, cleaning lady, telemarketing/call center/customer service, newspaper mailroom, photographer, etc, etc, etc--the worst had to be vacuuming cars at Magic Carwash! I quit the first day!
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Close call between two. One was cleaning commercial chemical spills in 100 degree weather while wearing a taped up plastic suit and 'fireman' type boots. Even more fun the time a 50,000 gallon tank of tar decided to puke it's guts out. Imagine walking through a volcano filled with molten bubble gum while carrying 150 pounds of crap. Then there was the job where I was tearing down houses. REAL fun doing it with nothing more than hammers, prybars and a chainsaw in the middle of summer while sweating your a$$ off and getting fiberglass insulation all over you. I've done the second one you mentioned before. But I was 12 or 14 or so and wrecking a house seemed like great fun at that age. |
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i love my job but it can sometime be hell... i am a technical agent for a major satellite company and when customers call in for ME TO HELP THEM the are soooooo f-ing rude and mean. they think they know everying about our equiptment and know how to fix it... well if thats the fact then DONT F-ING CALL FOR HELP i am a certified technical specialist and if i say your **** is not broken and if you do these few easy steps to resolve the issue then just do it! dont fight me and yell at me for another 20 minutes when at the end of the call you end up doing it anyways..... oh but when you want to be stubborn and not do it i then have to hear you bitc# about the tech fee to get some one out there to fix it. they have the audacity to scream at me call me names i havent even heard of or even think about putting those to words togeather. why cant they understand we are here to help the customer... we want to resolve there issue and get them on there way. were human to.
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but sometime i get people on the phone who are awsome! and just make my day.
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Close call between two. One was cleaning commercial chemical spills in 100 degree weather while wearing a taped up plastic suit and 'fireman' type boots. Even more fun the time a 50,000 gallon tank of tar decided to puke it's guts out. Imagine walking through a volcano filled with molten bubble gum while carrying 150 pounds of crap. Then there was the job where I was tearing down houses. REAL fun doing it with nothing more than hammers, prybars and a chainsaw in the middle of summer while sweating your a$$ off and getting fiberglass insulation all over you. I've done the second one you mentioned before. But I was 12 or 14 or so and wrecking a house seemed like great fun at that age. Other than itching my a$$ off from the insulation, it WAS fun! If it wasn't for that I might still do it and for free! It's a heck of a stress management tool. 
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