Emergingwoman
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Nov 3, 2013
- Posts
- 248
Getting a diet coke instead of a regular one at mcdonalds
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
LOL! I'd probably get fired day one in that situation, because the first time someone stuck their hand in my face so they could finish a conversation, I'd wave the next person in line on up, and when phone-maven got all pissy about it, send him/her to the end of the line to wait.Your advice makes sense in the retail/sales area. I work in a bank, though. So when people come in, unless they're using the ATM, they need to talk to us. It's frustrating when they hold up lines or don't tell me what they need and instead hold their hand up to my face and expect me to wait while they finish their conversation. Meanwhile, the line behind them if full of people waiting to be helped.
LOL! I'd probably get fired day one in that situation, because the first time someone stuck their hand in my face so they could finish a conversation, I'd wave the next person in line on up, and when phone-maven got all pissy about it, send him/her to the end of the line to wait.
(@_@) some days I really want to hurt people. That big glass wall isn't to protect the bank employees, it's to keep the employees from pouncing customers and gauging their eyes out.
I probably would be okay there... though my noted intolerance for teh stoopid might still be a problem.last time i went to a bank there were big signs clearly stating if you are on the cell phone when you aproach the teller you will be escorted to the back of the line (by the uniformed security guy busy waiving people to the next available teller... as if the LED signs weren't enough).
So in that credit union at least you'd be just fine?
WTF! What kind of idiot sends this shit? One would expect a 19 year old male, but no, this was a 30 something supposed Domme, who wasn't quite secure enough to post any pictures of herself on her profile. Grrrrrrrrrrr!
We posted a few pics online of our collaring, beautiful, professional pics.
Yesterday night, we got a PM first of all saying that it looked as though I needed the gym. Then when Master replied that in his eyes I was perfect, a nasty PM saying Daisy is a Cows name, I sure look like a cow.
WTF! What kind of idiot sends this shit? One would expect a 19 year old male, but no, this was a 30 something supposed Domme, who wasn't quite secure enough to post any pictures of herself on her profile. Grrrrrrrrrrr!
It's going to cost $4,000 to fix my car. The car isn't even worth 3 thousand. I really, really do not want to have to buy a new one.
What a jerk! Just let it roll off your back, daisy!
What a cunt! (♯`∧´)
Congrats, by the way!
♪(*^^)o∀*∀o(^^*)♪
I have a friend who is similarly putting more into fixing her car than it's "worth". But the thing is, to her, it IS worth the amount. The rest of her car (beyond this one expensive fix) is in good shape. She likes the car, she is used to the car, and she doesn't WANT a different car. So, to her, it's worth spending more to fix it than to buy a new one.
It's a rough place to be in though xD I felt similarly when my truck finally got into an accident and insurance wrote it off. It's just hard!!!
Thanks! I'm the type of person who develops close personal relationships with the cars I drive. I've had it for 8 years. We have criss-crossed the country together. Interestingly I got it almost at the same time I began my D/s relationship. Hmmmm, my car is dying and so is my relationship. Interesting timing
I don't like to give up. But maybe it's time for a change.
I just put over $1300 into it a few months ago. I wonder if I can just sell it for parts?
Assuming that there are no other known major problems with the car (i.e., significant body rust, a badly deteriorating interior, other needed repairs that are being put off because the problems don't disable the car), the way I look at this kind of situation is this: I like the car and it has served me well so far. Because of the cost of needed repair, I will have to spend either $4,000 or some much larger amount to replace the car. I don't really want the expense of a new car, so how much car could I get for the cost of bringing this car, that I like, up to snuff? Most likely, the answer is that you couldn't get much car for the same amount.
Thank you, I truly appreciate your view of the situation. I am somewhat leaning toward keeping it. The body is fine. The heat and A/C work. The heated seats work, too, which is a favorite feature of mine. Plus my son needs to learn to drive on a vehicle. I would rather he learn on an older car than a brand new one. Not to mention the insurance costs with a male teen driver in the family is significantly less with an older car.
I also hate with a passion the whole buying a new car process. I always feel like I have been taken advantage of and paid way more than I should have paid.
And each of the recipients will have the joy of knowing that they got you in each gift. Home/Hand-made says love.Another expensive last minute surprise: I have one day to produce college tuition because the VA screwed up my GI Bill benefits again. Looks like I'll be knitting Christmas presents this year!
And each of the recipients will have the joy of knowing that they got you in each gift. Home/Hand-made says love.
You're right, Sir Winston. Maybe I should knit everyone some underpants just to make it interesting.
And each of the recipients will have the joy of knowing that they got you in each gift.