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Call them up and tell them that. Couldn't hurt, might help.
So to all the YDIs, you would rather have an excriminal unemployed and having the free time to do whatever they want wherever they want, instead of working a job and being responsible? Makes perfect sense. . .
Just because you did something wrong in the past doesnt mean it should keep haunting you. Yes some people do deserve it, but continuingly subjecting ex-cons to this treatment wont better the person. It'll only worsen their actions and actually cause them to relapse. "Sociology of prisons" 101 >_> Ohhh and OP, sorry man. FYL
This is why we don't act like retarded juvenile delinquents.
I guess McDonald's raised their standards.
well maybe you shouldn't have been an idiot abs commited crimes
How come nobody is putting the smackdown on the Grammar Cop for saying "truely" up there?!
I hear you man, shit sucks, 3 years later you will still be getting denied, some people on here live the good life, others dont,
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Jeez. I do think that criminals should be punished, but half the people here are flying off their rockers for some crime they don't even know the full details of. Maybe OP's changed. He's obviously served (or almost at least) his sentence and hopefully learned his lesson. Ever hear of forgiveness?
Were you really a prison bitch as your name suggests? Because if you served time, it might not matter that you'll be off probation. Whatever your crime, did you not think about the consequences of your actions beforehand? Why are you surprised this is happening? To everyone who is talking about forgiveness -- why should a company take a gamble that this is the one criminal in a thousand who saw the error of his/her ways and turned over a new leaf? Would you trust a stranger with a record to house-sit?