What Made you Smile/What Ticked you off Today?
- PretentiousHipster
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Only did 2 shifts so far, both training, and was already complemented on how in-depth my application was, and my work ethic by the general manager.
If I don't have my usual late March/early April meltdown then that might mean I partially overcame my mental health issues. If that's the case then they're opening a new location next year near my place. Maybe I'll apply for a supervisor or admin position. Things are finally looking good.
If I don't have my usual late March/early April meltdown then that might mean I partially overcame my mental health issues. If that's the case then they're opening a new location next year near my place. Maybe I'll apply for a supervisor or admin position. Things are finally looking good.
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- samsonlonghair
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bmoc wrote::D I got some good seats at one of the upcoming FFVII Remake concerts. https://ffvii-remakeconcerts.com/
Ticketmaster still sucks and reams you with fees.
Gotta love that "convenience" fee.

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I identify everyone via avatar, so if you change your avatar, I genuinely might completely forget who you are. -- Me
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REPO Man wrote::cry: /I owe $300some dollars after getting my taxes done. Turns out I can't claim head of household without dependents.
Did you not read any of the instructions when doing your deductions?
- PretentiousHipster
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I was an accountant in the past, mostly specializing in bookkeeping and tax returns, but it radicalized me politically. I was forced to do some very sketchy grey area stuff to save rich people money, while at the same time my boss convinced seniors who are just dependent on government pensions that taxes are complex and expensive. It definitely wasn't for their case. We get them to sign a form allowing us access to their tax account, use your tax program to download all the slips automatically from their account into the program, check for any discrepancies, and done. Maybe takes like 8 minutes? They then charge the senior like $300 for it. Another funny part about it is that I was getting paid minimum wage while doing this, while 8 minutes of my work is worth $300 for clients.
- SamuraiMegas
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Me and my girlfriend are moving into our own apartment this week. 2 bedroom 1 bath for 850+ electric and internet. So excited.
It's kind of interesting posting about big life events on here to me. Makes me realize how much this community (unfortunately) watched me go from a kid, teenager and then finally become my own adult. I know I've already mentioned something similar on here before, guess I'm just feeling a bit self reflective lately.
It's kind of interesting posting about big life events on here to me. Makes me realize how much this community (unfortunately) watched me go from a kid, teenager and then finally become my own adult. I know I've already mentioned something similar on here before, guess I'm just feeling a bit self reflective lately.
- SamuraiMegas
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Small Town near DallasAck wrote:Man, 2 bedrooms for $850? What state is this?
