We all have our "rookie moments" sometimes It is delayed by a few decades.
Tell me about your bad day
- Thread starter SteveOUPS
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Nice.............
After age 21 or so.....they start to come around and realize, hey maybe I don't know everything!
I's say 17-18. Atleast for me.
watdaflock?
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At least if not more than 2/3rds of my pc's packages come down the belt the last hour of the day.
First 2+ hours of the sort I have it made, no problems at all. Last hour every day the flow on the belt is insane and unfortunately management can't/doesn't do anything about it.
All good though I'm used to it.
First 2+ hours of the sort I have it made, no problems at all. Last hour every day the flow on the belt is insane and unfortunately management can't/doesn't do anything about it.
All good though I'm used to it.
Rawrzxor
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I don't think there ever is a "Dad actually knows what he's talking about," phase. I'm 24, and I still think my dad is an idiot. Of course, maybe that's just because be really is an idiot. Although, I vary between being appreciative of what he's done for me and him ruining my life. As all parents do
up their kids. As Oscar Wilde put it, "All parents ruin their children, rarely, they forgive them."
Rawrzxor
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Yesterday, a driver took off while I was halfway inside the truck. I fell and ed my leg and wrist up a bit. This is the second time that driver pulled out while I was still in the back. The first time was a month ago, but no harm was done, since I was all the way in the truck: I just jumped out and back into the hub. That was funny. This time, less so. If it happens again, I'm done letting it go.
Not only that, but right after, the new truck came, and I got assed. Boxes everywhere. I do two trailers, and they both got hit. Then, I got audited...
On top, I had only gotten 3 hours of sleep the night before.
Don't even get me started on rush hour traffic, yesterday. I was an hour late.
All things considered, not the worst day I've had at UPS.
ed my leg and wrist up a bit. This is the second time that driver pulled out while I was still in the back. The first time was a month ago, but no harm was done, since I was all the way in the truck: I just jumped out and back into the hub. That was funny. This time, less so. If it happens again, I'm done letting it go. Not only that, but right after, the new truck came, and I got ass
ed. Boxes everywhere. I do two trailers, and they both got hit. Then, I got audited... On top, I had only gotten 3 hours of sleep the night before.
Don't even get me started on rush hour traffic, yesterday. I was an hour late.
All things considered, not the worst day I've had at UPS.
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
That's none of your buisness.
Rawrzxor
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Many, many ways in which I don't care to be judged for mentioning. He wasn't necessarily a *bad* father. He took care of us. Always had a roof over my head, a warm bed, a full stomach, which is more than is can say for my mother's parents. But, it's impossible to not ruin a child in some way. Ultimately, he taught me nothing, or very little, of worth and didn't prepare me for the adult world--which, in my opinion, is the ultimate job of a parent. Among other things, the ones of which I care not to mention.
brostalss
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My Mother said Teenagers start becoming human again around 25
upsgrunt
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Thank you- wasn't prying or intending to judge; just curious as my Dad was everything and more to me.
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
Unfortunately we were not all so lucky. My dad was my hero, every child should have that memory.
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