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**mLuH** · April 13th, 06:47 PM

So, I applied at Taco Bell last Tuesday. They had me fill out one of those employee survey/tests while I was there also. So I was pretty happy cuz I might finally be able to get a job and raise some extra cash before I move.

They tell me to call the next day around 230, so I call, and they said it isn't graded yet, and to call back the next day around 330. I call back at 330 the next day and it still isn't graded, and to call back at 730. Call at 730 and they tell me to call back the next day around 1.

This kept going on for a week, and I figured they weren't going to hire me, so I apply for busboy/dishcleaner/host at Red Lobster yesterday.

I got a call back today and scheduled an interview for this upcoming Tuesday, so I'm stoked. Not only did I get an interview, but It's not at some stupid fast food restaurant, it's at a nice place.

All in all- Screw Taco Bell's management. Their food is good, but screw them.

Alpha · April 13th, 07:01 PM

These are some of the lowest jobs in society... I know, I've been there.

**sick_dawg** · April 13th, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Alpha

These are some of the lowest jobs in society... I know, I've been there.

true, but he has to start somewhere. It is difficult for some people to get a job, especially since He doesn't have a diploma(if I am remembering correctly)

Congrats tho. It will prolly be a pain, but at least you will be bringing in some money now.

**mavsfan31** · April 13th, 07:04 PM

Listen to Alpha. I'm there right now, and as soon as I get older, I'm getting the hell out of there.

**mLuH** · April 13th, 07:15 PM

yeah im only 17 and not in school, just looking for any job right now thatll raise some cash to aid in my moving to washington.

**NOR*ILL-Mongrel** · April 13th, 08:10 PM

Ya,I saw your bulletin about it on *******.

Alpha · April 13th, 08:35 PM

Jobs suck. My job made me realise how great my childghood was, and it also opened my eyes to the fact that its basicly over.

**sick_dawg** · April 13th, 08:44 PM

Very true. I started working part time at my current job when i was 13. It was great, because I always had more money than most of my friends, but it also took up a lot of time and such.

***jhick40*** · April 13th, 09:10 PM

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All in all- Screw Taco Bell's management. Their food is good, but screw them.
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who cares, red lobster is loads better. just don't eat one entree too much, it gets old quickly.

**ComradeMolyneux** · April 13th, 09:29 PM

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These are some of the lowest jobs in society... I know, I've been there.

Ever try being a farmer?

***Wes Himself*** · April 13th, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by ComradeMolyneux

Ever try being a farmer?

i have...me living in Ky its hard to escape helping one of the farmers or grandpas when i need a lil extra moolah...and its usually nothing too bad...but im used to it i guess.

but as far as regular paying jobs... Grocery Stores FTW...has to be the easiest job you can have as a kid...and the funnest expecially for baggers...currently im pretty much a free agent at the grocery store i work at right now...i come in and do what they tell me to or what they need me to do...its all easy...

**mLuH** · April 13th, 10:11 PM

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currently im pretty much a free agent at the grocery store i work at right now...i come in and do what they tell me to or what they need me to do.

thats what we call the "corporate *****"

free agent

Alpha · April 13th, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ComradeMolyneux

Ever try being a farmer?

I actually have a small plot of tomatoes, hot peppers, and dandilions in my garden.

***jhick40*** · April 13th, 10:22 PM

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hot peppers,

i was thinking of growing some here, parents changed jobs and don't have time to do tomatoes, i thought it would be cool to have some peppers for my recipes. is cincy a suitable climate?

**ComradeMolyneux** · April 13th, 10:25 PM

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I actually have a small plot of tomatoes, hot peppers, and dandilions in my garden.

I was thinking more along the lines of migrant farm worker I guess.

***Wes Himself*** · April 13th, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by flowbob

thats what we call the "corporate *****"

free agent

Flowbob you wanna roll?

atleast I have a job...and im younger than you by a year.
:-P

Corporate ***** lol...like im the only one there who hasnt been employee of the month(and out of the people my age who work there ive been working there the longest)...prolly cuz the mass ammount of slacking off...

Alpha · April 13th, 10:33 PM

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i was thinking of growing some here, parents changed jobs and don't have time to do tomatoes, i thought it would be cool to have some peppers for my recipes. is cincy a suitable climate?

Get yourself a 5 gallon bucket and fill it with soil.. Make punch some holes and put a bathtowel down on it for drainage.

Comrade, ever try being a ref at Boston Paintball?

While I respect the difference between physically and mentally difficult work, they're still both difficult. At the end of the day, a poor attitude caused by stress can be just as bad, if not worse then a sore back.

**mLuH** · April 13th, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by xWesXHimselfx

Flowbob you wanna roll?

atleast I have a job...and im younger than you by a year.
:-P

i never said i havent had a job before