09-19-2009, 12:15 PM | #32 | |
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thanks for calling me stupid newgz250, i appreciate that, all im gonna say the ride and stability of my volusia is far superior compared to the gz, on bikes like this yo can comfortably go over 100mph. live a little people, a helicopter could come down chop your head off while your standing at your mail box tomorrow. that actually happened ,no joke. a chopper crashed on this guy and killed him while he was standing at his mail box listening to his i pod. i found this information in a post of head phone related accidents and why you should not wear headphones out in publick. people don't hear things and get hurt or killed because of it. i would much rather die going 100mph on my motorcycle than die from wearing head phones. every thing is dangerous, your every day activities are dangerous. shit happens, you just got to hope it don't happen to you. live you live have fun and be a dare devil today cus you never know what tomorrow may bring. and when your time comes it would be nice to at least say you had some fun and did not set around and worry about every thing. im not going to take the class. my buddy is gonna copy these riding with the pro's videos and give them to me. its every thing they teach in the class and more |
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09-19-2009, 01:20 PM | #33 | |
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I'm standing at my mailbox, wearing just one earphone! I'm half as likely to die? :whistle: :crackup The mailbox gets my vote! :lol:
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09-20-2009, 10:35 AM | #36 |
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Kudos to w.w. & e.r. for speaking their piece, laying low & bowing out. Class acts. I enjoy & learn from your posts.
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i was lost and behind all day kept getting turned around and messed up. no way to get all these stops off with all the driving it takes to get from one town to another. i was blind out there with no idea where the hell i was. never even heard of some of these towns. i was so pissed off by the end of the day when i went to get gas and the credit card machine on the gas pump was broken i threw the heavy duty metal gas cap on the ground and smashed the whole side of it in and started screaming curs words in the parking lot. i got back to the station and there was one guy there. im in there screaming f this and f that than i call up my manager and pretty much do the same thing to him. im not going to deal with this kind of stress and abuse. last time i worked here all the routs were small and you still had to run your ass off big time. it was hard physically and mentally. now they way they have this place set up its pretty much inpossible to get these routs done. especially for me, the guy they are sending out thee with no training and im pretty much out there blind. here are your stops, look up the zip code for each one, find it on the map and go deliver/pick it up. they got rid of a lot of them and combined those routs on to other routs. now most all of the routs cover 3-5 zip codes instead of just 1. on Saturday they only have one drive out doing pickups when they used to have 10 guys out there, it was still a big area on saturday but not the whole freking state of ohio. i have only been driving the truck again for 3 days and the first thing i do when i get up in the morning is start stressing out about this job. even today on my day off. im still so upset, pissed and stressed out over yesterday and the tought of going in there and doing this crap again. every one said this job has turned in to a big pile of crap and i finally under stand why. they werent lying. than the senior manager there is the most horrible person ever. people do every thing possible to avoid the guy. some set out in thir cars and wait till its punch in time to come in the building. even the other managers are scared of this guy. |
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09-20-2009, 12:02 PM | #38 |
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GPS????
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09-20-2009, 12:54 PM | #39 | |
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I'm sorry but you're not going to get a whole lot of sympathy here when you get frustrated and go bust up some of the company's equipment and quit. At least you have a job. If you have a problem you should try and fix it, like with a GPS or a book of local maps or getting directions or laying out your route before you leave, instead of having a temper tantrum like a little kid. It's much easier to throw a raging fit and quit. And if you break their equipment, not only will you have to pay for it, but what kind of recommendation do you think you'll get from them for your next job? Analyze your problem and try a do something constructive to help yourself instead of behaving poorly and posting that kind of stuff on here. |
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09-20-2009, 01:02 PM | #40 |
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Not only that, how much does this job pay, if you don't mind me asking. If it is more than 3-4 bucks an hour over minimum wage, then you should clutch it with both hands, and thank god every morning that you get to go do it. Most people have jobs that suck way worse than that, and make just enough money to keep you from starving to death so you can wake up to your miserable existence one more day to do it again.
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