Update XXII: Cleaning Up the Meat at [redacted].

[King]

Google informs me that there is a [redacted] in OKC. Have they ever been to that location? Even just out of curiousity now that you work for the company?

He trained at the other Tulsa location this month. I doubt he ever went to the OKC one. He's never even checked out the Asian Supermarket next to his apartment complex.

[King]

RIP Bushie

[King]

Is he getting himself cut early from work already? Sigh.

No, it was just a kind gesture on his part to let me go home an hour early so I could be fresher for today.  Hours are not getting cut.  You don't have to worry about every single detail.  I'm not feeling any heat from the management, so I'm fine.

So, are you making up this hour by working longer later in this week? Or is it and the precious $10 *poof*?

[King]

lol RIP job

[King]

Wow, Bushie is that bad at this job, huh?

[King]

If the job was going great, you wouldn't be putting out feelers on the day of the job's Grand Opening.

[King]

Lol Bushie playing an "April Fools Joke" on his parents to gauge reaction of him getting fired.

We've seen this job Ponzi scheme from you before, Bushie. Knowing on your way out, you start advertising a playful look at a new job just to see, but in reality you are hoping beyond hope they hire you so you can quit before you get fired. Likely not going to happen. Enjoy being unemployed again because you were again too fat and lazy to lose weight and learn about your job before you started.

[King]

Lol Bushie playing an "April Fools Joke" on his parents to gauge reaction of him getting fired.

We've seen this job Ponzi scheme from you before, Bushie. Knowing on your way out, you start advertising a playful look at a new job just to see, but in reality you are hoping beyond hope they hire you so you can quit before you get fired. Likely not going to happen. Enjoy being unemployed again because you were again too fat and lazy to lose weight and learn about your job before you started.

You are completely misunderstanding me.  Things are going great at this job, I just wanted to see what else was out there.  There's no harm in that.

There's a ton of harm because you're obviously lying. You wouldn't be putting feelers out there if something bad wasn't brewing. It was just a week or two ago you were proclaiming this a career and that you hoped to work up into store management. And now you're putting out feelers?

Tell me if this sounds normal:

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[King]

lol. There is harm and foul. Whatever man. It's Papa's bank account that will suffer.

[King]

On the grand opening of the store you work at? After you said you wanted to make this a career? Great harm.

If you were employed there a year, it would okay.

[King]

On the grand opening of the store you work at? After you said you wanted to make this a career? Yes.

If you were employed here a year, maybes.

lol, there's no certain period of time that one has to meet before he can start looking for another job.  What you're doing is applying a double standard.

There actually is a certain period of time one has to meet before he can start looking for another job. It's called professional etiquette. I've never started looking for another job this soon into a new job. No double standard here, friend.

Multiple gaps in employment. Wanting to leave a grocery store job during the Grand Opening? You have the work pattern of a drug addict.

[King]

Seriously, Sprouts is the best possible job for you. If it's tough on you, you need to see it through. If your manager is pissed, you need to beg him for a second chance.

[King]

All of the above. Bushie hates work. He clockwatches mental work and is immense pain at physical work. As a result, he is bad at work and gets fired.

[King]

He's going to take this "job." And sure it is another "sales" "job" but he's more experienced now and he won't fail like last time.

[King]

I wonder if Bushie has bought any food from Sprouts yet.  This is nosediving so fast. We haven't even had a chance to use their newly launched online feature for the store to recommend him a shopping list:

https://www.sprouts.com/specials/-/flyer/store/807

Grapes $.88 lb, Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast $1.69 lb (!), Avocados $.48 each, Wild Alaskan Coho Salmon $5.99 lb (!) and he gets employee discounts on all this food!

[King]

Good Thursday Evening!  I am home from a great day at work and a great interview.  It is official, I will be changing jobs this month.  First, details on the new job - it is an IT support position with a local pharmacy.  I will not be handling the medication, but I will be handling the computer problems that arise with the pharmacy's computers.  I'm not going to disclose the name of the company at this time.  It pays decently and is back to a regular 8-5 Monday through Friday schedule.  I start Monday, April 20, 2015.  It is also a lot shorter of a drive than what I am making now.  So, I am going to put in my 2 weeks notice tomorrow and prepare for the transition

Will you be actually working in the pharmacy? Or in a room, at a central location, with a telephone, that the "local" pharmacy calls?

[King]

Ok. How many computer problems arise in one pharmacy every day to require a full time staff member?

How are you qualified to manage likely proprietary pharmacy management and POS systems?

[King]

Bushie, give JMann more details for advice before you put in your two weeks.

RIP Bushie.

[King]

How much is this new job paying?

[King]

Did you tell this new call centre that you have tourettes?

Or that he doesn't even know how to post images on a basic YaBB forum after 10 years, much less help pharmacists with IT issues?

[King]

So are you quitting your grocery job now, or are you going to wait until later in the month?

He's going to give them "two weeks notice" tomorrow and, because he's only been working at the location 2 days  and is completely disposable, they will fire him.

Really he should probably just quit without notice in two weeks. He doesn't need a reference and he isn't putting this on his resume. He has another "job." He doesn't even live near the store location

[King]

I just found the perfect job for Bushie. No experience required and something he loves. Hot off the presses.

http://www.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/jobs/jobdetails.aspx?sc_cmp1=js_jrp_jobclick&APath=2.31.0.0.0&job_did=J3L6BD77R2D1DJGB09Y&showNewJDP=yes&IPath=ILTV0Q

[King]

"local" pharmacy

[King]

lol, I do always get a kick out of it when he hands in a two-weeks notice at these places where he has barely worked two weeks total.

Of course, these are the times when he usually gets escorted out of the building.

Could a picture of ODF on the security bulletin board of people banned from the Sprouts in Owasso be the next Update landmark?

[King]

What a joke. I can't feel bad for Mama and Papa as long as they keep funding Bushie to waste everyone's time. If they told him they were finished paying his expenses, he'd finally get his life together.

This is so depressing. I've given up on Bushie. He needs to try to get on disability and just stop trying to work.

This is the real political debate that makes Update such compelling a story for the Atlas right here.

Is Bushie proof that certain people need a crack of the whip and to taste poverty in order to understand responsibility? Proof safety nets are damaging to society?

OR

Is Bushie proof that certain people need to be shunned from responsibility through welfare because giving them any job puts others in danger and forcing unfits into jobs are nothing more than a costly training burden? Proof safety nets are as beneficial to the giver as they are to the taker?