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<blockquote data-quote="BigUnionGuy" data-source="post: 3136690" data-attributes="member: 4992">The reason I suggest that, I&#039;ve just seen it too many times.If you run and lose, run and lose, run and lose....You become &quot;known&quot; as one of those people, that always loses.Members pay attention to that.Wow.There&#039;s not a rating I can give your post.Because.... only someone whom has held the position, would understand.It&#039;s definitely a very negative job. But, legitimately help someone out....and that&#039;s what keeps you coming back. Other than that, it&#039;s constant complaining.Very few people I&#039;ve seen, have not had personal relationship issues becauseof the job. Myself included. It&#039;s sometimes hard, just to &quot;turn off&quot; the Teamster.-Bug-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigUnionGuy, post: 3136690, member: 4992"] The reason I suggest that, I've just seen it too many times. If you run and lose, run and lose, run and lose.... You become "known" as one of those people, that always loses. Members pay attention to that. Wow. There's not a rating I can give your post. Because.... only someone whom has held the position, would understand. It's definitely a very negative job. But, legitimately help someone out.... and that's what keeps you coming back. Other than that, it's constant complaining. Very few people I've seen, have [I]not[/I] had personal relationship issues because of the job. Myself included. It's sometimes hard, just to "turn off" the Teamster. -Bug- [/QUOTE]

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