Things you wish you could say

[Nabiki]

Funny story, when I was a kid I used to grab various leaves from around the yard and play with them. I didn't find out that one of the sprig of leaves I was playing with was poison ivy until I saw the plant on TV. And that's how I found out that i'm not allergic to poison ivy

I found out when I went on a short hike with some friends. We all took the same routes/paths. I was wearing shorts. They all got rashes from the poison ivy and I didn't. Another time someone told me that I was sitting in the middle of a patch of it and I never had a reaction.

I'm not sure if I'm still immune or not.

 

[azurbanclucker]

"Thank you for choosing to solve a policy problem by fixing the policy rather than bending a process to fill the gap and adding additional burden to the process."

Maybe someday I'll be able to say it...

 

[Brooks_]

Maybe someday I'll be able to say it.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

I won the $60mil jackpot and I'm quitting my job immediately and moving to Costa Rica!


Or so I wish I could say

 

[tlcmurphy]

I won the $60mil jackpot and I'm quitting my job immediately and moving to Costa Rica!


Or so I wish I could say

Me too, then I’m burning bridges

 

[member 655102]

I won the $60mil jackpot and I'm quitting my job immediately and moving to Costa Rica!


Or so I wish I could say

…You know what?

That’s still better than going to MX.

 

[Kay-T-Hammer]

The health inspector could not have been more clear, people: CLOSE THE DAMN WALK-IN DOOR!

Damn new kids need to be trained like dogs. "No, you close the door so the food does not get too warm", "no, dirty dishes go in a SINK, not somewhere in a stack on the shelf"... I thought these were the basics of the basics? Like, do you not learn these things at home? Do you think that the same rules do not apply at the restaurant?

 

[Nabiki]

The health inspector could not have been more clear, people: CLOSE THE DAMN WALK-IN DOOR!

Damn new kids need to be trained like dogs. "No, you close the door so the food does not get too warm", "no, dirty dishes go in a SINK, not somewhere in a stack on the shelf"... I thought these were the basics of the basics? Like, do you not learn these things at home? Do you think that the same rules do not apply at the restaurant?

I had a young tenant that I ended up kicking out. He would pull food out of the freezer to microwave it and leave the freezer hanging open. He would leave the toilet flushing all night and say he heard it, but didn't think to do anything about it. He went months without cleaning the bathroom that he had exclusive use of and called it "normal wear and tear."

I probably would have had dishes stacked on the counter if he actually ate anything other than sandwiches.

 

[Nabiki]

You are responsible for where you live.

When you are a child, you learn to be responsible for your room. As you get older, you start learning to be responsible for your house (through various chores). A bit later and you learn to be responsible for your neighbourhood/town (don't litter, pick up after yourself). Then you become an adult, and you start taking some responsibility for your town, state, and country through voting and other activities.

You are also responsible for the world you live in. Try to make a few lifestyle changes to help preserve the world that we all live in.

I blows me away how many people can't even be responsible for their room.

 

[member 655102]

I had a young tenant that I ended up kicking out. He would pull food out of the freezer to microwave it and leave the freezer hanging open. He would leave the toilet flushing all night and say he heard it, but didn't think to do anything about it. He went months without cleaning the bathroom that he had exclusive use of and called it "normal wear and tear."

I probably would have had dishes stacked on the counter if he actually ate anything other than sandwiches.

Yuck…

People who do stuff like that peeve me out. It makes me want to wack them over the head and tell them to stop living like filthy animals.