Seriously, how long before this thread gets into the Goodjer commandments? Or at least a weekly show on A&E?
Episode 21: "Nose Chains of Love" or "Battered Battery"
I asked her why she no longer works at the gun store she had on her application and she said it was because of a domestic violence charge for a fight she had with her ex in which she tossed him out a window.
I had no idea that running a gas station involved recruiting a squad of Amazons.
Or should I say, "Paleocon's Angels"?
Or should I say, "Paleocon's Angels"?
I just came here to say:
Episode 22: "Paleo's Angels"
They'll need more hand to hand training afte they're hired. You need that ass kicking room up ASAP, Paleocon.
They'll need more hand to hand training afte they're hired. You need that ass kicking room up ASAP, Paleocon.
Paleocon is Tony Stark - he's forming the Avengers
Paleocon - thanks for sharing your adventures for those of us who have that boring 8-4pm office job.
Tanglebones wrote:LarryC wrote:They'll need more hand to hand training afte they're hired. You need that ass kicking room up ASAP, Paleocon.
Paleocon is Tony Stark - he's forming the Avengers :)
Yeah. Except in this universe pepper pots kicks Tony's ass on a regular basis.
And Nick Fury is a sub-100lb wife to Tony? And I thought Samuel L. Jackson was a change!
Also, if you hire metal faced punk rocker, the thread title should change to "2 of my female employees almost got locked up for breaking their abusive boyfriends".
Suddenly all my years running a camera shop in an elite western suburb are like crystaline spring melt water rushing below an angelic footbridge. Bless you Paleo.
Paleo is the 1%?
And my attempts to get the cashiers to calm down are being interpreted by the wife as "going native " .
The used tire bonfires probably didn't help...
Now I've found myself in the middle of a management vs labor dispute regarding cashier shortages. And my attempts to get the cashiers to calm down are being interpreted by the wife as "going native " .
Fml.
Wouldn't some of the wife's relatives say the same thing about her?
1Dgaf wrote:Paleocon wrote:Now I've found myself in the middle of a management vs labor dispute regarding cashier shortages. And my attempts to get the cashiers to calm down are being interpreted by the wife as "going native " .
Fml.Wouldn't some of the wife's relatives say the same thing about her?
The wife's relatives think I'm the greatest thing since instant noodles.
Did you ask them this before or after you put them in a choke hold?
Never trust a corporation. Ever. They're the ultimate supervillains, and, of course, the archenemy of The Paleos.
They are clearly in the wrong here. If they wanted to get their taxes, they should have gone after the previous owner instead of stealing our money. And this business about making it OUR FCUKING BUSINESS to go after the previous owner is complete and utter bullshiite.
It makes me wonder if it is worth contracting a lawyer.
I would demand the money back and threaten to file a lawsuit otherwise. Stealing money from your account is against the law, I would think.
a domestic violence charge for a fight she had with her ex in which she tossed him out a window
Depending on the cause, I could either really like or really hate that girl.
(edit after reading the next page: damn, you should hire that girl. Who cares about the metal in her face?)
Who cares about the metal in her face?
I do. Metal in face make girl sexy for Coldstream.
Malor wrote:Who cares about the metal in her face?
I do. Metal in face make girl sexy for Coldstream.
Hot
The best night shift convenience store guy I've met so far was at a 7-11.
He was from some sort of eastern European country - I want to say Croatia. He was funny as hell but once you got him talking he had a lot of sad stories about being in the war. Maybe his stories were true, maybe they were bull, but he was a great character. He would give us tips on local drug dealers and drunk drivers all the time. He was the kind of guy that when your BS meter told you that maybe he was telling a fish story, you'd look at him, and think, "I dunno, that guy is probably good for it, now that I take a second look at him."
He disappeared and the replacement told me he got fired for stealing or something. Too bad, he was pretty much what you think of when you think "weird late night clerk who absolutely will not tolerate any crap in his store".
They are clearly in the wrong here. If they wanted to get their taxes, they should have gone after the previous owner instead of stealing our money. And this business about making it OUR FCUKING BUSINESS to go after the previous owner is complete and utter bullshiite.
It makes me wonder if it is worth contracting a lawyer.
I would strongly recommend that you talk to a lawyer.
Paleocon wrote:They are clearly in the wrong here. If they wanted to get their taxes, they should have gone after the previous owner instead of stealing our money. And this business about making it OUR FCUKING BUSINESS to go after the previous owner is complete and utter bullshiite.
It makes me wonder if it is worth contracting a lawyer.
I would strongly recommend that you talk to a lawyer.
And have your lawyer talk to the lawyer you used when you bought the place.
I am guessing that there is an upside to working with this particular evil corporate overlord? Why not just go full indie?
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