a drink during lunch?

[cain]

wednesday while having lunch, me and a good buddy of mine had a drink and then went back to work. for some reason that put me in a really nice mood and time passed fast

 

[DaTT]

coolness.

 

[imported_Mike]

whats a bood buddy?

did you mean bed buddy? You two are having the buttsekz, no?

 

[moshquerade]

why are you thinking of this now?

 

[guyver01]

Thank You for your confession, Luke. We could not figure out why you looked Dazed after lunch. Consider this your official pink slip. We do not tolerate alcoholisim in employees.

 

[cavemanmoron]

Originally posted by: guyver01
Thank You for your confession, Luke. We could not figure out why you looked Dazed after lunch. Consider this your official pink slip. We do not tolerate alcoholisim in employees.

LOL grounds for instant termination on my job.
Would prob just be a Month no pay,and then random drug/alcohol tests for a year.

 

[qbackin]

Originally posted by: guyver01
Thank You for your confession, Luke. We could not figure out why you looked Dazed after lunch. Consider this your official pink slip. We do not tolerate alcoholisim in employees.

OMG LMFAO!!

 

[cain]

Originally posted by: guyver01
Thank You for your confession, Luke. We could not figure out why you looked Dazed after lunch. Consider this your official pink slip. We do not tolerate alcoholisim in employees.

hahaha, i think i will be all right. it was one of those deals where for 10 dollars, you can get a pint of beer and a cheeseburger. those kind of deal are all over where i worked, so people there have to be drinking during lunch or something? i dont know.

 

[cain]

Originally posted by: moshquerade
why are you thinking of this now?

i dont know why i am thinking of this now, ahaha. maybe i want to do it again?

 

[dug777]

i can't see why a company would give a sh!t about you having a pint over lunch, thats your own business (obviously different if you are driving heavy machinery/flying a plane/any job which requires a .000 BAC legally)wouldn't even put you over the limit to drive anyway...

or am i missing something here?

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: dug777
i can't see why a company would give a sh!t about you having a pint over lunch, thats your own business (obviously different if you are driving heavy machinery/flying a plane/any job which requires a .000 BAC legally)wouldn't even put you over the limit to drive anyway...

or am i missing something here?

Yeah, the contract you signed when you took the job.

- M4H

 

[Looney]

I've never done it at my job, but i'm almost 99.99% sure my boss here wouldn't care. Probably one of the reasons why i'm still at this job, even though i'm way underpaid (people and environment are good... what other job can i game and answer the phone once in awhile... yesterday i was answering the phone once every 2 hrs)

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: dug777
i can't see why a company would give a sh!t about you having a pint over lunch, thats your own business (obviously different if you are driving heavy machinery/flying a plane/any job which requires a .000 BAC legally)wouldn't even put you over the limit to drive anyway...

or am i missing something here?

Yeah, the contract you signed when you took the job.

- M4H

is it a common part of a contract (never had a contracted job, still a student/casual farm labourer)?

 

[Looney]

Originally posted by: dug777

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: dug777
i can't see why a company would give a sh!t about you having a pint over lunch, thats your own business (obviously different if you are driving heavy machinery/flying a plane/any job which requires a .000 BAC legally)wouldn't even put you over the limit to drive anyway...

or am i missing something here?

Yeah, the contract you signed when you took the job.

- M4H

is it a common part of a contract (never had a contracted job, still a student/casual farm labourer)?

All jobs requires signing a contract... usually things that stipulate break hours and company policies.

 

[myusername]

Originally posted by: Looney
All jobs requires signing a contract... usually things that stipulate break hours and company policies.

Odd. I don't ever recall doing that.

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: myusername

Originally posted by: Looney
All jobs requires signing a contract... usually things that stipulate break hours and company policies.

Odd. I don't ever recall doing that.

same, i just turn up on the farm, work for however long, add up my hours and get paid

 

[cain]

i think you guys are blowing things way out of proportions here.

 

[bradruth]

I'd be seriously fvcked if I did that. I'm actually not allowed to drink 24 hours before work. But, I don't drink so it's really not a problem for me.

 

[Nebben]

That sort of thing is very commonplace and not forbidden at all over in Europe, I hear.

I've had a drink with my lunch during work before. I agree with the sensation. It's pleasant, I enjoyed the rest of my day, and my productivity was equal to or greater than normal. What's not to like?!?!?!

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: bradruth
I'd be seriously fvcked if I did that. I'm actually not allowed to drink 24 hours before work. But, I don't drink so it's really not a problem for me.

24 hours?! Most PDs aren't like that, are they?

 

[cavemanmoron]

I wish that at my job there was mandatory drug tests for every employee,not just us
people with CDL's.

Do drugs get fired,YEAH BAby! Sounds fair to me!

Because of having a CDL;a dwai is .02,and DWi for a CDL is .04.instead of .08.........

If I go to a party,and people start smoking weed I leave;
my luck the next day at work I would have a random drug test!

 

[cain]

its one drink, no big deal. but i can see where this might head though. next thing might be a drink everyday. and then i am bringing a flask to work. haha. oh well, it's a one time thing, i dont feel like spending 10 bucks for lunch

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: bradruth
I'd be seriously fvcked if I did that. I'm actually not allowed to drink 24 hours before work. But, I don't drink so it's really not a problem for me.

24 hours?! Most PDs aren't like that, are they?

Not sure, but mine is.

 

[JulesMaximus]

I can't get away with that where I work.

I've done it before though at other jobs, usually with my boss, and it is nice. :beer:

 

[Nebor]

We do body shots at lunch on Fridays.