My summer job...
- ThatGuy
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My summer job...
Now, I know I'm probably preaching to the choir here, but my current job is the most mundane, unentertaining job I could possibly have during the summer. Am I out being a lifeguard, catching some sun and impressing the ladies? No. Am I working at a car dealership because I love cars? Nope, sorry. Am I the proprietor of my own lawnmowing business, because that's what kids are supposed to do during the summer? If only. No, ThatGuy is sitting at a computer desk, scanning notes for eye operations. Tomorrow, I might get to pick up lunch for some doctors. The day after, I may have the privilege of driving my car 100 miles to drop off some medical supplies at a remote location in eastern Tennessee.
It's not all bad, because I've got a great boss (she used to be my neighbor), I like most of my coworkers (even though they're all middle-aged women and doctors, ha), I've got a very flexible schedule, and the pay is good for a summer job, but good grief, my brain is crying out for stimulation. A guy can only go so long sitting at a quiet computer desk (with the occasional sound of a scanner) before losing it.
I'm counting on you all here at GRB to keep me entertained. Don't leave me hanging.
It's not all bad, because I've got a great boss (she used to be my neighbor), I like most of my coworkers (even though they're all middle-aged women and doctors, ha), I've got a very flexible schedule, and the pay is good for a summer job, but good grief, my brain is crying out for stimulation. A guy can only go so long sitting at a quiet computer desk (with the occasional sound of a scanner) before losing it.
I'm counting on you all here at GRB to keep me entertained. Don't leave me hanging.
- cardinalkarp
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Re: My summer job...
Dude, I've done that for 8 years. You won't catch me feeling sorry for you!!
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Re: My summer job...
The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.
- ThatGuy
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Re: My summer job...
Right, like I said, preaching to the choir.cardinalkarp wrote:Dude, I've done that for 8 years. You won't catch me feeling sorry for you!!
Cut me some slack.
- heyzeus
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Re: My summer job...
Used to be your neighbor....wait, not the crazy neighbor, right?
- ThatGuy
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Re: My summer job...
Oh, god no. We have things like garlic and crucifixes to keep her away from our house, and there's no way we'd field a call from her (thanks, caller IDheyzeus wrote:Used to be your neighbor....wait, not the crazy neighbor, right?
- ThatGuy
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Re: My summer job...
Is this your unique way of entertaining me?Leroy wrote:The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.
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Re: My summer job...
TG, you'll have to admit, there are worse things to do than driving a 100 miles through East Tennessee.ThatGuy wrote: The day after, I may have the privilege of driving my car 100 miles to drop off some medical supplies at a remote location in eastern Tennessee.
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Re: My summer job...
That's awesome. I wouldn't want to be a trucker, but going on a 100 mile roadtrip as part of my job? That's amazing.Spider John wrote:TG, you'll have to admit, there are worse things to do than driving a 100 miles through East Tennessee.ThatGuy wrote: The day after, I may have the privilege of driving my car 100 miles to drop off some medical supplies at a remote location in eastern Tennessee.





