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Originally posted by: judasmachine
congrats if you're serious. it's getting to the point where having a job is good enough.
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
So um I guess I sort of work at Wal-Mart and they gave me a box cutter, is that dangerous?
Originally posted by: Exterous
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
So um I guess I sort of work at Wal-Mart and they gave me a box cutter, is that dangerous?
COngrats! And yes, boxcutters can be dangerous - but if used properly can be a powerful negotiation tool
Originally posted by: Exterous
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
So um I guess I sort of work at Wal-Mart and they gave me a box cutter, is that dangerous?
COngrats! And yes, boxcutters can be dangerous - but if used properly can be a powerful negotiation tool
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Exterous
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
So um I guess I sort of work at Wal-Mart and they gave me a box cutter, is that dangerous?
COngrats! And yes, boxcutters can be dangerous - but if used properly can be a powerful negotiation tool
Just ask Noah Bennett and Sylar!
Anyway - Walmart... decent place to work except you'll learn everyone is an asshole there soon enough. Unlike you, MOST of the incumbents will be bitter tools not realizing the fact that they have a job should thrill them to no end.
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
Originally posted by: Exterous
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
So um I guess I sort of work at Wal-Mart and they gave me a box cutter, is that dangerous?
COngrats! And yes, boxcutters can be dangerous - but if used properly can be a powerful negotiation tool
At my last job talking to people on the phone and bitching at me will think twice now. BTW, it has a holster and retractable blade that comes out when you squeeze it, try me now old ladies complaining about shitty cell phone service.
Originally posted by: montypythizzle
Eh, most of them are just weirdos that I have seen so far, doesn't seem like there are that many elitists.
