Yeah, the work is tough! The only upside about this job is that I get 3 days off instead of 2.
That's good! Working 3 days a week is the perfect schedule. A motorized sink definitely sounds better for those types of dishes. I understand what you mean, but they're only trying to be friendly xD.
I love fruit cups lol. Anyway, do you have any plans for Christmas?
Wow, that looks delicious. I feel making some now xD. Yeah, they don't have any air conditioning but it isn't that bad. People are always complaining about how you have to make rate everyday, but it's not that hard as long as you're focused. It's pretty easy for me, but it's definitely taxing on your body. My hand is always sore ha. Everyone was excited about the pay raise but they took away monthly bonuses which suck. You used to get an 8% bonus for perfect attendance + making rate each week.
That's cool! How is the work/atmosphere? Also how many days do you work right now?
Sorry about the late response! I currently work at Amazon and it's pretty busy right now due to the holidays. Working 60 hour weeks right now :(
Anyway, I completely understand what you mean! It's always like that for me as well, but I try ignore their disdain if possible.
Sad to hear you couldn't spend time with your step mother but at least you were able to see your parents families! Omg, that's definitely some delicious food! Wish I could have had some of that xD. True, it's definitely good for NCAA SEC football.
That's definitely tough when you have parents like that xD. My parents are also like that or more specifically my mom lol. My dad is easy going but at the same time can get worrisome when I do crazy things.
My dad is also like that. He likes throw different knowledge/history at me even though i'm busy doing other things. It can definitely get tough sometimes right?
And Happy Thanksgiving! Are you doing anything special?
Thanks for posting that on my wall!It is the same as "牛は牛連れ、馬は馬連れ"/物以类聚，人以群分~~
Thanks for the add. :0
Ohhh~ how Miku German speaks sounds really good :O
I love that cookies! :))
Yeah, the work is tough! The only upside about this job is that I get 3 days off instead of 2.
That's good! Working 3 days a week is the perfect schedule. A motorized sink definitely sounds better for those types of dishes. I understand what you mean, but they're only trying to be friendly xD.
I love fruit cups lol. Anyway, do you have any plans for Christmas?
Wow, that looks delicious. I feel making some now xD. Yeah, they don't have any air conditioning but it isn't that bad. People are always complaining about how you have to make rate everyday, but it's not that hard as long as you're focused. It's pretty easy for me, but it's definitely taxing on your body. My hand is always sore ha. Everyone was excited about the pay raise but they took away monthly bonuses which suck. You used to get an 8% bonus for perfect attendance + making rate each week.
That's cool! How is the work/atmosphere? Also how many days do you work right now?
Sorry about the late response! I currently work at Amazon and it's pretty busy right now due to the holidays. Working 60 hour weeks right now :(
Anyway, I completely understand what you mean! It's always like that for me as well, but I try ignore their disdain if possible.
Sad to hear you couldn't spend time with your step mother but at least you were able to see your parents families! Omg, that's definitely some delicious food! Wish I could have had some of that xD. True, it's definitely good for NCAA SEC football.
That's definitely tough when you have parents like that xD. My parents are also like that or more specifically my mom lol. My dad is easy going but at the same time can get worrisome when I do crazy things.
My dad is also like that. He likes throw different knowledge/history at me even though i'm busy doing other things. It can definitely get tough sometimes right?
And Happy Thanksgiving! Are you doing anything special?
That sounds like a lot O_O, I don't know if I'd like any of that though but did your family enjoy it? I made Walnut brownies.
Happy thanksgiving