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It's all good. It'll pop up on the net.
the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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I can do without LeBron. Waiting for him to retire already. Never liked em, he's great but I personally never liked em
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I have done it. It’s okay but be ready to have some dates canceled unexpectedly. Things pop up and you have to be cool with them taking off to deal with it. Baby daddy can’t have him over the weekend, kid got sick or is grounded...etc.
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jpzx
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John Legend said his kids were at the Grammy’s to watch his performance tonight.
- Jun 25, 2013
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it's the league...on some generational crap...lbj is just the lightening rod...I can do without LeBron. Waiting for him to retire already. Never liked em, he's great but I personally never liked em
he a specimen though, no question....
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UConn done
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Parents have to choose their battles. 8 fights worth picking with your kids: -
Parents have to choose their battles. 8 fights worth picking with your kids: -
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Prince at 11 years old on a local news station.
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the league & media shove it down everyone's throat he is the G.O.A.T. & I've even read & heard few call em the G.O.AT. Laker 
- **** here with that 
. And yes, he is a force & a special generational talent, can't deny that but screw em, lol
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It’s always a good feeling after getting a cleaning.
Also, it’s cool to see what a thorough job flossing can do. It really does clean areas between your teeth that your toothbrush can’t reach.
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6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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WWZ is such a fun zombie game. If this is legit, that's hilarious. Always funny to see what devs will throw into games to see if players will catch them.
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Had the toots all damn day long.
Did interviews today, in person of course, and just constantly moving to keep the noise level high enough for no one to hear the rumble in my tummy.
Did interviews today, in person of course, and just constantly moving to keep the noise level high enough for no one to hear the rumble in my tummy.
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Find myself in a pickle. Got a call from a dude I used to manage at Terminix out the blue today. He's now the branch manager at a hazardous waste removal company. Offered me a job making 2x what I make hourly now with Benny's and PTO available from day of hire. 4 day work week 10-12 hours a day and no weekends.
Been with my current company for almost 3 years now. I only average 32-36 hours a week. The pay isn't the best but it taught me how to budget and I've never been happier in my 38 years of life in a work environment. It's the best most stress free job I've ever had. It's a small locally owned company and I legitimately get along with every single person I work with. I have almost no supervision, and I'm off by 2pm everyday.
I'm a creature of habit and don't like change but that extra money is almost too tempting to pass up. I put up this extra money for a year or two and I could put myself in a position to actually buy a house and not rent. Im going to go on a ride along next week to see if I can even handle dealing with the hazardous waste removal, but from what he says it's just picking up their full bin and dropping off an empty one.
Don't know if I should choose happiness and less stress and tight budget, or go back corporate get with the major company and stack that money so i can save a little, splurge a little and create my own happiness
Been with my current company for almost 3 years now. I only average 32-36 hours a week. The pay isn't the best but it taught me how to budget and I've never been happier in my 38 years of life in a work environment. It's the best most stress free job I've ever had. It's a small locally owned company and I legitimately get along with every single person I work with. I have almost no supervision, and I'm off by 2pm everyday.
I'm a creature of habit and don't like change but that extra money is almost too tempting to pass up. I put up this extra money for a year or two and I could put myself in a position to actually buy a house and not rent. Im going to go on a ride along next week to see if I can even handle dealing with the hazardous waste removal, but from what he says it's just picking up their full bin and dropping off an empty one.
Don't know if I should choose happiness and less stress and tight budget, or go back corporate get with the major company and stack that money so i can save a little, splurge a little and create my own happiness
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jpzx
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That’s tough, don’t know if you’ll have the happiness and 2x the money. Could you go back to your old job if you didn’t like the new one? Would that be something you could see them allowing, what then would be the old job?Find myself in a pickle. Got a call from a dude I used to manage at Terminix out the blue today. He's now the branch manager at a hazardous waste removal company. Offered me a job making 2x what I make hourly now with Benny's and PTO available from day of hire. 4 day work week 10-12 hours a day and no weekends.
Been with my current company for almost 3 years now. I only average 32-36 hours a week. The pay isn't the best but it taught me how to budget and I've never been happier in my 38 years of life in a work environment. It's the best most stress free job I've ever had. It's a small locally owned company and I legitimately get along with every single person I work with. I have almost no supervision, and I'm off by 2pm everyday.
I'm a creature of habit and don't like change but that extra money is almost too tempting to pass up. I put up this extra money for a year or two and I could put myself in a position to actually buy a house and not rent. Im going to go on a ride along next week to see if I can even handle dealing with the hazardous waste removal, but from what he says it's just picking up their full bin and dropping off an empty one.
Don't know if I should choose happiness and less stress and tight budget, or go back corporate get with the major company and stack that money so i can save a little, splurge a little and create my own happiness
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By chance is this LA?Find myself in a pickle. Got a call from a dude I used to manage at Terminix out the blue today. He's now the branch manager at a hazardous waste removal company. Offered me a job making 2x what I make hourly now with Benny's and PTO available from day of hire. 4 day work week 10-12 hours a day and no weekends.
Been with my current company for almost 3 years now. I only average 32-36 hours a week. The pay isn't the best but it taught me how to budget and I've never been happier in my 38 years of life in a work environment. It's the best most stress free job I've ever had. It's a small locally owned company and I legitimately get along with every single person I work with. I have almost no supervision, and I'm off by 2pm everyday.
I'm a creature of habit and don't like change but that extra money is almost too tempting to pass up. I put up this extra money for a year or two and I could put myself in a position to actually buy a house and not rent. Im going to go on a ride along next week to see if I can even handle dealing with the hazardous waste removal, but from what he says it's just picking up their full bin and dropping off an empty one.
Don't know if I should choose happiness and less stress and tight budget, or go back corporate get with the major company and stack that money so i can save a little, splurge a little and create my own happiness
Remy LeBeau
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Is there growth potential at your current job?Find myself in a pickle. Got a call from a dude I used to manage at Terminix out the blue today. He's now the branch manager at a hazardous waste removal company. Offered me a job making 2x what I make hourly now with Benny's and PTO available from day of hire. 4 day work week 10-12 hours a day and no weekends.
Been with my current company for almost 3 years now. I only average 32-36 hours a week. The pay isn't the best but it taught me how to budget and I've never been happier in my 38 years of life in a work environment. It's the best most stress free job I've ever had. It's a small locally owned company and I legitimately get along with every single person I work with. I have almost no supervision, and I'm off by 2pm everyday.
I'm a creature of habit and don't like change but that extra money is almost too tempting to pass up. I put up this extra money for a year or two and I could put myself in a position to actually buy a house and not rent. Im going to go on a ride along next week to see if I can even handle dealing with the hazardous waste removal, but from what he says it's just picking up their full bin and dropping off an empty one.
Don't know if I should choose happiness and less stress and tight budget, or go back corporate get with the major company and stack that money so i can save a little, splurge a little and create my own happiness
