Originally Posted by BossMoss
Originally Posted by Uregina09
It's time for BossMoss to take a good, honest look in the mirror. If his current employer is reducing hours in an effort to make him quit and he can't get a fast food job, something is wrong attitude-wise or with how be looks/ presents himself.
I been feeling that.
Always with a clean cut and freshly groomed beard, smelling like Burberry Touch, something females love. First day I came in a tie. They said that is too formal.
They don't write me up for anything or say anything, in fact I sell their little trinkets, which have high profit margin, really well.
It might be that they think that I feel I'm too good to be there, by my presentation.
I always clean my hands and have no dirt on them. While others have dirty hands and nails as the norm. I feel sorry for one dude who's always working even off the clock bc the work gotta be done.
This other job is a fast casual dining spot, a step above fast food. The woman hired me without an interview on the spot when I went in.
Part of me want to keep working there just as revenge to rub it in.
But yeah I've been feeling it hard.
Which is why I'm trying to do the coding school. Last resort is taking one of these crazy loans. Paying back about $24k overall for a 10k loan. I tried to go to the university's financial aid office, and they said what you're trying to do is for "extended studies" which is not towards a normal bachelors, so normal pell grants and whatever won't apply to you, we don't deal with those of this campus at all. I asked if there's some random scholarship that may apply to such a program I want to do. No. The extended ppl say yeah you gotta come up with it.
I highlighted that bit in red because I almost spit out the water I was drinking...so hilarious...
Seriously, dude???
Females "love" that?
Who said that, the marketing team at Burberry that wants to separate you from your money? Nearly every scent is offensive to someone. Go easy on that stuff, or you're going to be closing a lot of doors without even knowing why.
Next - what jobs does "coding school" get you?
Honestly - point me to an opening right now.
I believe in education. I've spent a lot of money to get my kids (3 of my own and my 3 step kids) a college education.
Every one of them has a job. A GOOD job. Those investments, in 6 bachelor's degrees (24 years of school. 48 checks, if you're counting), were absolutely worth it, but in your case, unless you've got someone willing to hire you with your "coding school" classes, you're being taken to the cleaners, yet again...