Ya I just figured it was shift change or some bs. I don't know, I left anyways and won't be back either way.

I tried to actually go to one about 2 weeks ago. 5 workers, and they said - "oh he'll help you" and pointed to another worker. While the 4 of them stood next to the till gossiping about home life, and the poor dude just kept making Sandwichs for the online orders coming in. Only said hi to me once, after the 5th sandwich, I just told them I'm out of time and I'll go. They thanked me for coming in. They're just awful top to bottom. Bad corporate culture

I thought Russia does the dirty work for Russia. But ok.

I have no clue what this means. But I do remember that he's been fighting for something for a very long time

I love inside jokes. I hope you be apart of one someday

Well thankfully I expect to die before I retire. As Homer Simpson once said "You tried, and failed miserably. The lesson is, never try." Unless I hit the lottery which I almost never play. Retirement would be miserable for me. Basically just waiting to die already. My grandparents could barely afford to survive. My parents are almost there and are the same.

TIL that people didn't get this. I had a similar situation where I would pronounce unleaded as unleeded

I see what you did there

"You're Darryl strawberry" "Yes" "You play right field" "Yes" "I play right field" "Ok" "Are you better than me?" "I don't know you but, yes"

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Yup devastating. Gonna go cry now

Unbreakable for sure. Go in with low expectations for glass. James McAvoy crushes it in split tho

Dewalt? Then yes, that's the hammer setting on a hammer drill

I always thought it was to induce sweating. Never bothered looking but I also always thought that's what we call them "sweats"

JustTheTip was taken. So I had no choice what so ever

Either really good, or really bad

I've done duo lingo for a couple languages. I find it easier to read the language. But without actual conversation with another person. Makes it very hard to grasp the language. I've gotten a tip. That watching children shows that use the language are the best way to start. Dora for example.

I take offense to that. This is insulting to the Koalas

Lol currently link brings up just the title of the post, no article or anything. Did they take it down?

Can someone explain like I'm 30 something and have no clue what any of that means?