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probably not all "tasks"I know my wife can take a 15 minute task and turn it into 2 hours...
so there is that
probably not all "tasks"I know my wife can take a 15 minute task and turn it into 2 hours...
so there is that
i'm gonna need this one to be fleshed outHuge pet peeve - companies that have unlimited vacation policy...but don't allow working from home. They're essentially telling you that if you have a reason that you need to be at home, you're going to have to lie to everyone and pretend that you're not actually doing any work.
which FFA poster is that?hot take sports guy at the office who just rains down sports radio hot takes and tries to force people in to arguing with him about them![]()
even if you say "brah, i'm not talking about that with you. not now. not ever. i'm busy and i don't want to argue sizzling hot hockey takes ever in my life." he will just keep hammering at angles until you leave the door open just enough for him to barge through with his original, exciting and incendiary opinions.
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The scenario where this ends up being a really stupid combination is if I have a doctor's appointment or something that requires me to be home for part of the day, but I have a lot of work to get done. I worked at one company where I would have had to either NOT get the work done or get it done while pretending I was taking the day off.i'm gonna need this one to be fleshed out
unlimited vacation is bad?
there's a need to work from home while you're on vacation?
you can't just go to a doctor's appointment without taking a day off? is that what you're saying? pretty terrible if so.The scenario where this ends up being a really stupid combination is if I have a doctor's appointment or something that requires me to be home for part of the day, but I have a lot of work to get done. I worked at one company where I would have had to either NOT get the work done or get it done while pretending I was taking the day off.
im not one to diminish ones pet peeves but i just dont understand it. Like you can't just go to the doctor - then go to work. leave work for a couple hours and go back etc etcyou can't just go to a doctor's appointment without taking a day off? is that what you're saying? pretty terrible if so.
Guy down the street from me just cut his grass for the second time this year (yep, only twice). Both times he has done so, he has shot the cut grass all over the road. Also he has 3 foot tall weeds growing in the crack between the road and the curb all along the front of his house. Also has his boat sitting in the front yard on the trailer, huge dead spot of grass right under it, and 3 foot tall grass around the edges where his mower can't get to, and he doesn't edge/weedeat.either way, cutting the grass so that you shoot grass all over the road makes the home owners look stupid.
That person likely doesn't need a boat then.Never seen the owner outside, so I'm trying to give them the benefit of the doubt and just assume it's an elderly or disabled person who physically isn't capable of yardwork,
To be fair, she may not be able to do better than that. Some people lack the part of the brain that processes maps and directions. It's not necessarily a smarts issue.People that have zero concept of where they are.
Just spoke to a woman at a welding supply store. After speaking with her I am pretty sure they have what I want so I am going to head there. I looked up the phone number and saw that the address was. I was pretty sure I knew where it was, but wanted to be sure. So I asked her if they were located right by a lexus dealership. She said she thought so but wasnt sure. I then asked if they were located right off of bluemound road, she said "I dont know the city that well, let me just look on a map". I think to myself, I can just do that after we get off the phone, but I decide to just let her look it up. So she proceeds to tell me they are located by the Wisconsin Athletic Club.
Anybody see what is wrong with that description?
She told me she doesn't know the area that well "just knows the way she drives to work".
To be fair?To be fair, she may not be able to do better than that. Some people lack the part of the brain that processes maps and directions. It's not necessarily a smarts issue.
You wouldn't happen to be one of those people "missing that part of the brain," would you?To be fair, she may not be able to do better than that. Some people lack the part of the brain that processes maps and directions. It's not necessarily a smarts issue.
Nope. Mr R and I are top-notch navigators. We have a really smart friend who just has no clue where anything is when he gets out of the small area he knows. He has no idea where he is and has no coping skills to deal with it.You wouldn't happen to be one of those people "missing that part of the brain," would you?
Well, since I can't lob pot shots at you, I will agree. I had a friend in middle school I would hang out at the mall with. We'd do a lap around the mall, then go in a store we wanted to look at. We'd leave the store and he would inevitably either walk back the direction we came, or stop and look around to get his bearings. I'm thinking the whole time "you can't remember which direction we came from three minutes ago?"Nope. Mr R and I are top-notch navigators. We have a really smart friend who just has no clue where anything is when he gets out of the small area he knows. He has no idea where he is and has no coping skills to deal with it.
i'm this guy but only in malls. i think because my brain turns off after 45 minutes in the same store.Well, since I can't lob pot shots at you, I will agree. I had a friend in middle school I would hang out at the mall with. We'd do a lap around the mall, then go in a store we wanted to look at. We'd leave the store and he would inevitably either walk back the direction we came, or stop and look around to get his bearings. I'm thinking the whole time "you can't remember which direction we came from three minutes ago?"
Ran into one of these nimrods over the weekend. He was of course locked in on his phone as he's going through the door. Since he's "wrong" I just plow past him making him look up from his phone. I thought he would realize his mistake and then either move to the right to let my wife and kid come out the door, but no he plows in after me making them move out of his way.Right door in
Right door out
You left door in and out people make for awkward times at the convenience store in the morning
my right or your right?Right door in
Right door out
You left door in and out people make for awkward times at the convenience store in the morning
this is especially true on NYC sidewalks. just stay to the right. they're like your streets... stay to the right, pass on the left, pull over to the side if you have to stop, don't take up the whole width of the sidewalk with your group.Right door in
Right door out
You left door in and out people make for awkward times at the convenience store in the morning
top notchNope. Mr R and I are top-notch navigators. We have a really smart friend who just has no clue where anything is when he gets out of the small area he knows. He has no idea where he is and has no coping skills to deal with it.
Then it sucks when you wake up to the sound of the truck going down your street.they are at our house around 6:30am - if it's not out the night before it stays in the freezer for another week.When the garbage men come early.
I mean, they recommend you get your trash out the night before, but since they haven't come by before noon in at least the last year, I've gotten used to taking it out when I leave the house in the morning.Then it sucks when you wake up to the sound of the truck going down your street.
Do they pick up the trash if animals get into it?When the garbage men come early.
I mean, they recommend you get your trash out the night before, but since they haven't come by before noon in at least the last year, I've gotten used to taking it out when I leave the house in the morning.Then it sucks when you wake up to the sound of the truck going down your street.
fist bumps would have sufficedparasaurolophus said:People that try to shake hands in situations they shouldnt.
Two situations in the past month where i ran into people i hadnt seen in a while.
First was at lunch. Guy i used to work with is eating a burger. A big sloppy mess of a burger. Sees me walking by to my table and promptly stands up and extends his hand. I shake it. Get a wet hand. Am like wtf? Realize he is still holding burger in left hand as he is awkwardly leaning to keep it right above the plate and i just got ketchup and mayo'd or whatever other slop is on the burger.
Second was at a friends house where i helped him move a fridge. Plumber was there snaking the main drain out to the sewer. We walk into basement and it turns out plumber was a guy i went to high school with.
Hey hows it goin, reaches out his hand.
Dude. You were literally just touching poop.
Head nod or using our words works too.fist bumps would have sufficed
Only the stuff the animals kindly leave in the can.parasaurolophus said:Do they pick up the trash if animals get into it?
There's a 4 way stop down the road from my house, no lights at all just stop signs. I encounter one of two enraging scenarios each time I go to it.What I'm starting to notice more and more is moronic people at four way stops not using their turn signal. I once saw my father in law do this, and assumed it was an old person mistake. Now I'm seeing young people do it. They do not turn on their signal until they start pulling out from the stop sign and making their turn. Dimwad, I know you are turning once your car changes direction, the signal is to let people know ahead of time! Idiots.
People ignoring traffic rules and flow of traffic trying to "be nice" are probably the cause of most traffic jams. Just go, I'll take care of myself.Scenario 1 - I pull up to the stop just after another car does, but that car wants to "be nice" and just sits there for a second. Then as soon as I motion to them to go on, they motion for me to go on, as if to say "no no, look how nice I am, I'm letting you go". You got there first idiot, you go first, and let's get on with our day....
They don't want to drift in the car in front of them while texting. Seriously. This issue has grown a hundred-fold since the invention of texting.Okay... so your pulling up to a stop light at a busy intersection and need to make a left hand turn, but the left hand turn lane only handles like 10 cars and the car in front of you is car 10 in the lane you are in, BUT WON'T MOVE UP ENOUGH so that you can squeeze into the left hand lane, so you wind up missing the light.
F U and everyone like you. They always have half to a full car length to move up and never do. WTF is wrong with you people?
Is that how you guys do it? Here in Ohio we go two at a time, North/South and then East/West. I know that's not the law, but it seems like everyone knows it's most efficient.Scenario 2 - multiple cars approaching it from all directions. West car goes, South car goes, East car goes, then just as North car starts
First come, first serve. Or if you get there at the same time, left yields to right.Is that how you guys do it? Here in Ohio we go two at a time, North/South and then East/West. I know that's not the law, but it seems like everyone knows it's most efficient.
We’ll sometimes get the two at a time like you mentioned, but it’s rare because one of them is turning left so the opposite has to wait, or you just can’t trust that the other guy isn’t going to turn left just because you don’t see a blinker on. So it becomes a one at a time thing (not always clockwise or counterclockwise, usually just by however it started)Is that how you guys do it? Here in Ohio we go two at a time, North/South and then East/West. I know that's not the law, but it seems like everyone knows it's most efficient.
Hence the term right-of-way.First come, first serve. Or if you get there at the same time, left yields to right.
Truth is, he's dying inside. No Dad wants to see his daughter like that. But they have all but no control anymore.May be on an island here, but I'm on a resort vacation with my 14 year old son (and was last Summer as well this time of year). Dads....please don't let your 13-16 year old daughter wear thong bikinis. It's all I can do to help my son not live in a fantasy land of pron. When girls around his age are prancing around the pool in thong bikinis it's tough enough for me, a LOW T 45 year old. Let alone, my 14 year old son has zero chance. And most every time dad is laying there on his pool chair looking at his phone while his daughter pulls the American Beauty out there. C'mon!!