Jim37F
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Ronan doesn't think I'm an acceptable cat sitter at alllll.....while I get to hold down the fort here at home, and cat sit for my sister
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ViolynEMT
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Ronan doesn't think I'm an acceptable cat sitter at alllll.....
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ViolynEMT
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Ronan doesn't think I'm an acceptable cat sitter at alllll.....
I think you're a cat sittee.
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My best/one of my best...
Dude, I get that you've been doing this a long time. I know that other people have run similar calls, I just thought it was an interesting thing to talk about. I do not care that you've run six that were better than mine. Just relax.
I'm having some people issues at work lately...
gotbeerz001
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"Living the dream!"
"Same sh*t, different day"
... And the super chipper, overly informative ringdown.
"Same sh*t, different day"
... And the super chipper, overly informative ringdown.
gotbeerz001
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It's actually mostly a game broken up by a few serious moments... And you can usually tell when it's going to be serious.
Everyone gets their due diligence, but the job is more often customer service + logistics as opposed to true pt care... at least in the dense urban areas.
I need new pants. We only have 38's here but that's just slightly too tight for me so I need a 40 for another month or so. But we have none. I've already added two holes to my belt and now it's falling down with any type of weight on it. My shirts keep all coming untucked super easy too.
Oh and I've never really works my abs / core much at all and right now my ribs f'n hurt like a mofo.
Oh and I've never really works my abs / core much at all and right now my ribs f'n hurt like a mofo.
Seirende
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I picked up a shoeshine kit today so that I could play at professionalism. My mom saw that and said "You know I have some brushes at home."
Opa's brushes? One of the few remaining mementos of the grandfather who died a long time before I was born? You want me to actually use those?
"Yes, I think that he would be glad for you to have them."
If I may brag on my ancestor for a moment, this is a guy who joined the Resistance during the second world war, was caught and placed in a concentration camp, then forced into the German army. He surrendered at the first opportunity, spent time as a POW in the US, then went to Germany as an MP on the American side. Being a bit fed up with totalitarianism, he brought his wife and a young daughter back to the US, and lived in peace until he died of a stroke when his second daughter, my mother, was five.
We don't have many things of his. A wooden box, a Lithuanian dictionary, and his shoeshine brushes. To be given something of his is probably the greatest honor of my working life this far.
To Opa. It's an honor to be connected with you, sir. I'll try to do good by your chosen country.
Opa's brushes? One of the few remaining mementos of the grandfather who died a long time before I was born? You want me to actually use those?
"Yes, I think that he would be glad for you to have them."
If I may brag on my ancestor for a moment, this is a guy who joined the Resistance during the second world war, was caught and placed in a concentration camp, then forced into the German army. He surrendered at the first opportunity, spent time as a POW in the US, then went to Germany as an MP on the American side. Being a bit fed up with totalitarianism, he brought his wife and a young daughter back to the US, and lived in peace until he died of a stroke when his second daughter, my mother, was five.
We don't have many things of his. A wooden box, a Lithuanian dictionary, and his shoeshine brushes. To be given something of his is probably the greatest honor of my working life this far.
To Opa. It's an honor to be connected with you, sir. I'll try to do good by your chosen country.
cruiseforever
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Winter has finally arrived. What took you so long?
EMT2015
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I agree. It's currently 34 degrees here in Cali. We are not use to it being this cold.
ViolynEMT
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38 here is Phoenix. I'm loving it. I really shouldn't be living in the desert.
EMT2015
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Hmm...Where to work? Target? Costco? Food service...again? or join the military and then get an EMT job. So many choices and decisions.
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Costco is apparently a pretty damned good place to work a tually
irishboxer384
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Amazing when you put target, costco, food service and the military all in one big bag together lol
EMT2015
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That's what my mom has said. She's always said that Costco and Safeway are two jobs we should apply for. I'm trying to figure out if I get a job before enlisting will I still have that job when I come back from basic training?
teedubbyaw
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Nice looking *****, Jim
EMT2015
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Well, I'm currently working in food service. The others are all other choices I could take. I'm leaning toward military and then getting an EMT job. This is waiting on to see if I pass my oral board interview this sunday.
teedubbyaw
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Or get on with a city run EMS system.
EMT2015
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True, but I have been told that because I don't really have any EMS experience on a ambulance, I wouldn't be able to get on with 911. So, IFT it is, when I get to that point.
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There's several companies that I know of that do 911, and would hire you with no experience. Makes it easier to train you to their standards.