I was waiting by my mailbox for the mailman to deliver Kurt's fine publication when I was attacked by desperadoes and who smashed my lawn chair. I'm hoping to have it repaired by tommow so I can resume my vigil.
More excitement today on the new plan at work. They put up a giant white board in the break room that will be used to communicate with the little people. This should prove invaluable. How could it not?
I did a little calculation in my spare time. Our store has six people whose job it is to wait on customers. Cumulatively we work about 230 hours per week. The store is open 75 hours per week, meaning that on average there are 3 sales people working at any given time. Is it me or is a plan to better utilize three people seem a bit odd? Oh well, it is not for me to understand.
Things in this blog represented to be fact, may or may not actually be true. The writer is frequently wrong, sometimes just full of it, but always judgmental and cranky
8 comments:
those white boards are great untill "someone" decideds to write something "good" on the board with permanate markers. Or draw pictures.
Now those boards are an invaluable investment for the company. Especially when someone decides to use it, and taking into consideration anyone going into that room to read it. ; (
Sounds like a small store?
Sorry to hear about your chair. That's what U get for waiting for Kurts mail I guess.
Dennis says not to write anything bad on the the white board, they have hidden cameras and they're just waiting.
That chair looks uncomfortable. I prefer the Kurt.
You guys are going to learn so much!
This smacks of the involvement of an overpaid management consultant.
are you sure they were desperadoes and not ruffians?
well, you are out west...
Dennis has a question:
does the name Duane count at all in the Wayne thing?
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JACKSON, Mich. - A man was accused of stabbing his mother with a fork and assaulting a second woman with 10 pounds of frozen chicken.
Frederick Duane McKaney, 40, of Ypsilanti, was arraigned Wednesday ...
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