Crackers
By smurftastic - 03/09/2013 03:03 - United States - Murrieta
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^You both made me think of the movie "The Pursuit of Happiness." OP, if you want it badly enough and try with everything you've got, it will happen. Keep your head up :-).
Sorry OP, I say it's time to look for a new job. (:
op, the best thing about hitting rock bottom is that you can't go much lower, it's only uphill from here so just stay positive
Is nobody else concerned why OP bought a roll of crackers with their last dollar, when they coulda had a weeks worth of Ramon?
uh no. the company is going down.
Maybe it's time to switch jobs. Sorry OP, that's terrible
I agree with #2. Just as symbolic putting in the first dollar is, the same is true for taking it out. Maybe time for some introspection and a rethink if you haven't already. Whatever it is.. Don't give up, just be pragmatic about the "way" to achieve your goals
Or... OP started their own company.
@2, completely unrelated; but how did you find out your hair as well as cheetos are flammable? You don't have to answer here, but I encourage a follow-up!
@40 I posted a follow up comment that should explain it for the most part (:
Maybe it's time to look for other means of getting money?
Every success story usually starts out like this. A piece of advice: tell everyone, and I mean everyone, what you do and why they should hire you. Be shameless about it. Networking is the key to any successful business.
Those crackers of desperation always leave the worst aftertaste.
I'm gonna assume that your company isn't a restaurant...
Who are you? Mr. Krabs?
thats really rude
Not really. He was simply referencing the episode of Spongebob where it is revealed that Mr. Krabs kept his first dollar hanging on the wall.
Hopefully your company will get itself where it needs to be. Sorry OP...things get worse before they get better! I wish you the best of luck:)
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Don't give up OP it'll get better eventually.
Every success story usually starts out like this. A piece of advice: tell everyone, and I mean everyone, what you do and why they should hire you. Be shameless about it. Networking is the key to any successful business.