Indeed, it depends on the people involved. I was doing regular bike rides off at school and occasionally stopped by on the way home to check my school mail box. If I ran into my GF or another girl that I was friends I would warn that I was all sweaty, but they would always say (without facetiousness) something like "It's ok, it's Hobie smell" and hug me anyway.
Hobie-wan wrote:Indeed, it depends on the people involved. I was doing regular bike rides off at school and occasionally stopped by on the way home to check my school mail box. If I ran into my GF or another girl that I was friends I would warn that I was all sweaty, but they would always say (without facetiousness) something like "It's ok, it's Hobie smell" and hug me anyway.
cookie monster wrote:Just having a terrible shitty day i am having chest pain and got the shakes all i
really wanna do is crawl in a bottle of jack and
I guess the bright side of all this stress is my dog still loves me.
Thank god for the dog.
Also, a bottle of Jack may not be such a good idea when one is suffering from chest pains (Though, I understand the sentiment).
Smile, maybe: I might jump ship. There is a local up and coming brewery that is considering me as director of sales.
This would entail managing e-commerce, b2b sales in retail (both m&p and BB), expanding the brand to the international level, and most importantly contributing to the bottom line.
I would take a slight dip in salary, but my commission could go thru the roof. So far. We haven't negotiated pay yet, but money right now is tertiary to me. Liking my job is #1 in my book, Job Security is #2.
These guys seem like a great team, and as far as working with a brewery I would enjoy heavy research of their products*
*interview tip: Never mention the company's product unless specifically asked. Always focus the the business itself. I see people make this mistake a lot.
Thank god for the dog.
