PT Car Washer
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Wait for an opening. With the huge turn over shouldn't have to wait but a month or two.
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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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He added the part about being 46 and not receiving his pension after the fact.
b1gj1m304
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You are correct Sir, I did add that after the fact. And no, I don't live beyond my means.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Why do you feel the need to pay for grad school? Suze Orman suggests that any post-secondary education be self-funded. I disagree with her at the 2 or 4 year level but do agree that grad school should be completely on their own dime. You have to cut the cord at some point. You also have to plan for your future needs.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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No naked people today.
They do have hologram customer service people throughout the terminal, which is both creepy and cool.
I like Logan. Next stop is OHare then Moline.
upschuck
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Have a good trip.
upschuck
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That just sounds weird.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Thanks.
It is weird. There is a cardboard cutout from the waist down and a hologram image from the waist up. It is the same person throughout the terminal.
b1gj1m304
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Why is it anyone's business about my decision concerning my son's education? I don't recall asking for anyone's advice on that.
I simply started this thread to introduce myself and now it's all about my son's tuition.
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It's not, unless you allow it to be.
bleedinbrown58
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Now you get an idea about how quickly threads get derailed. Good luck with the job. And Welcome to BC.
Dont take It so personal. He Is Mr. Perfect/Mr. Know It all.
MeltedSnowman
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I'm in a similar spot to yours b1gj1m304. I also work for a state government and have good benefits and pay but I need some extra cash. My wife was unable to work for nearly two years because of health issues and the debt began to pile up. If you get hired people will eventually ask why you came to UPS or what other job you have. Enjoy watching their eyes bug out their head when you tell them you have a FT job you enjoy. Unlike others you won't feel trapped by the job. If you want to quit you can quit if that is your personal choice. You should be fine doing the job. I am 10 years younger than you but have held a desk job for the past 8 with little physical activity. I don't work out. Despite that I am doing fine as a loader.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I'm coming back on Friday.
b1gj1m304
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MeltedSnowman that's good to hear. Although I'm 46 I do workout 5-6 days a week doing lots of cardio. Not sure if that would make the job any easier but it shouldn't hurt. I think the main thing would be finding a good fast and productive pace. Obviously I want to do a good job and not get canned on my first day. As a part time seasonal, I certainly don't expect to have the job longer than 5-6 weeks. From everything I've read and seen it would be unlikely for me to be offered permanent employment.
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Virescit Vulnere Virtus
I work for the other company and have done tons of loading. Trust me, you will discover muscles you never knew existed. Advil will be your friend for a few weeks.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
That and malted hops has been dulling pain for the better part of a decade...lol
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I see you've met upstate. LOL
It's not necessary to ask for his advice; it will be freely given.
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