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I don’t like boiling corn because:

I live an hour away from my workplace, and have been lucky enough to NOT have been subjected to ‘work parties’. I have intentionally skipped my 5, 10, 15, and 20th anniversary ‘celebrations’, as they were always held on a day that I didn’t work and I had no desire to waste 4 hours of unpaid time driving to something

The person who leaves the party first never has the best stories.

During the summer of 2016, I was finishing up my Capstone project to complete my degree in Business Administration. We were given the choice to complete a business plan that incorporated something from each of our previous classes on ‘a Subway franchise or a business of our choice’.

I was assured by many light-night informercials that this product would removed ANY stripped nut. Surely, they must have one that will fit the F1?

Back in 1998/1999, I worked third shift inbound phone sales for a catalog company that sold, among other things, army surplus and things that resembled army surplus.

Hello, fellow boat-mate!

Old Forge looks like what they served at my high school on “Pizza Fridays”

I’ll be calling it the “Cha-King”, because that’s was the cash register sounds like if this really takes off. 

I can claim the title of “former biscuit lady” myself. I worked in a 24 hour Hardees (not many of them, are there?) - I was told that we were the 6th busiest store in the US. (Was 34 years ago)

I drive 54 miles one way to work, and 54 miles back to home.

Today’s favorite word: Fuckwit.

I trade my dignity for a paycheck every day. Does that count?

I’m not saying that a company that I regularly do business with has done this, but the following scenario may have happened:

No, it is not too late to buy, buy, buy. EVERYONE should sell everything that isn’t nailed down, empty their 401(k)s, get a second and third mortgage, and BUY BUY BUY.

I have been very successful in asking the person who is setting up the interview. When called/emailed to set up a time for the interview, I usually respond with “The job description was not very clear about the salary range for this position. I understand that your company has very good benefits, but I would hate to

Sorry for your confusion. Generally, I don’t have to put a “/s” on the end of my posts because most people have the ability to determine that on their own.

Is this where I’m supposed to post this and say “Millennial Theft Prevention System”?

All I can see is a basket of fries, straight out of the fryer, being overturned onto the driver’s lap.

Mine had the butterscotch chips in the topping, not the actual bar.