Damon,

DAG>  Well, yeah.  Unfortunately I've landed with all of my eggs in one basket
DAG>right now, anyway.  If that manager could just like give me the schedule th
DAG>he puts in the electronic schedule thing, that'd be great.  But he does tha
DAG>show up, nobody is there, then they want me to come in on my day off so tha
DAG>can 'go over the schedule again'.  It's unbelievable.  So I haven't been fi
DAG>or quit there yet, but I'm not taking any hours until I hear back from
DAG>corporate or whatever.  This crap is obscene.

  Most of the jobs I had been employed at over the years (before
declining health in 2004 ended all that), I always had the dirtiest,
most mundane job, that no one else wanted, or would do. They likely
thought I'd be there forever...and likely were stunned the day I walked
in, and tendered my resignation.

Daryl

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