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this stuff happens to everyone, I just talk about it. I also look for a particular china set, but I never find that. Have to do all that on ebay :( |
Yeah, she saw some of the glasses in the thrift store and they were the same ones here ANGELIC grandmother had. It turned into ebay after awhile.
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I mainly do thrift stores over flea markets and yard sales now because I just hate people so damn much.
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I hear ya lady. I think the longer we stay out of work the more we avoid people. I've always hated the general public when I work, but I didn't mind being elbow to elbow with them while I was out trying to do my thing. Now a days, I'd rather go to less populated areas.
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Maybe. Dunno, I was developing quite the attitude problem when I was working at the hospital- but then again, I think the hospital politics, pointless caste system and general backstabbing were doing that to me.
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That's everywhere. My last 8 years was in grocery stores. I pushed not taking disability as long as I possibly could because I thought I would wind up killing myself for being less than human, which I was almost successful at.
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My doctors told me to stop and do Disability 10 years before I actually did. Didn't want to have to go that route.
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I finally got fired for showing up to work late all the time. Fatigue finally caught up with me and I had to admit defeat. I still have 6 months to go till I can get Medicare and get the meds I need. Right now I have to beg the state for help, and they hate doing that.
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What position did/do you hold in grocery?
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Well the first 6 years I was a baker turned bakery manager. I quit that place due to politics and moved to the beach. There I got involved with a local Health Foods grocery store. I worked as a stocker/cashier/weekend receiver. The hours were all over the place and my pain causes me lack of sleep. So I got fired for being late all the fucking time. I was bound to happen sometime, I just never knew when the end would finally happen.
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Weekend reciever ;)
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Ah, that sucks. I definitely know about having a variable schedule. Last week I was the receiver all week (coming in at 4am, leaving at noon). This week, I've been night stock (9:30pm-5:30am) but on Friday I'm the closing manager 2:30-10p.
Have you generally made enough money to sustain yourself, for the most part, in grocery? |
Not in a Health Food store, but if you go for the main grocery stores, you make enough to live and the higher you climb the fatter the wallet. You get a dept manager position and you make bank, stay the fuck away from Bakery though. They are the money losing end of the store. Every store has to have a bakery and bakeries cost more than they make. The health plans though, grocery stores have some of the best health plans.
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Yeah I've been in grocery on-and-off for four years just about. I was wondering if it'd hurt as a fall-back plan.
I plan on moving across the country in some direction soon, and I'm just trying to figure out if I'll be able to support myself working grocery until I figure something else out. I've been offered store management positions before but I'm preferring to stick to the fake management option. |
There will most assuredly almost always be grocery stores. It is a great thing to fall back on. Plus there is at least 1 grocery store in every tow/city in America.
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Yeah, which is always nice. And I figure I have experience enough and more references with grocery store management than I would ever require, to get my foot in the door and make a little more than what most people start at.
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Not if the are union.
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Unless it's the same union I've been in for years.
Is UFCW nation-wide? |
Ah, both of mine were non-union.
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You look like the kind of guy who doesn't like onions.
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I luv onions :o
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I'm hard pressed to name a food I don't love.
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