the 100% directionless thread

I just rented something from Blockbuster. The salesperson there tried selling me on their online deal for $15 a month. I told him I rent probably once every few months and that I couldn't justify paying for something I hardly used.

He continued to try to sell me saying "Well if you got this you might use it more".

No. No I won't.



Especially since you're company is going belly up.
 
medic417 said:
You just like telling people where to go don't you?:P
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Already am a dispather at my current job... But im moving. soooo yeah
 
Came back to the rig after offloading today, another crew and used a backboard and tape to hold the two doors in the cab together so we couldn't get 'em open. When I find out who it was...
 
Thats funny. Another use for duck tape. We utilize a unit lock policy to prevent that and a host of other pranks such as the heater being on and Tejano music blaring, oh and also to keep drugs safe.
 
Chimpie's helpful hint of the day: To make Egos, you have to push the little lever on the toaster down. *sigh*
 
MMMmm Eggos with peanut butter and syrup sound so good right now. Darn me for not having any.
 
Whelp, I applied to MedStar for a Paramedic position a couple of months ago and was basically told no after the "Strongly agree / disagree" test.


They have a spot open for dispatch and was debating if I should apply. Being a Medic would put me a bit above the EMTs applying (If I can to the darn interview), it pays a bit more, it's closer than my current job by 30min, AND it can probably get my foot in the door at the agency to move on to a field medic.



I'm just not sure if I want to leave a field job, even if it is IFT, and get rusty.
 
Yep, August is here so I'll be starting school in 13 days. I guess I need to edit my profile.
 
Linuss said:
Whelp, I applied to MedStar for a Paramedic position a couple of months ago and was basically told no after the "Strongly agree / disagree" test.


They have a spot open for dispatch and was debating if I should apply. Being a Medic would put me a bit above the EMTs applying (If I can to the darn interview), it pays a bit more, it's closer than my current job by 30min, AND it can probably get my foot in the door at the agency to move on to a field medic.



I'm just not sure if I want to leave a field job, even if it is IFT, and get rusty.
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Can't you drop down to per diem at AMR to keep up on your skills while you work dispatch? Also, if you find communications to be more of your liking, I would recommend applying to a county dispatch center at some point for the benefits and pension.
 
Needs to vent. Any takers?
 
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