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Nussie_T Wrote:LeNeve Wrote:nice, one of the oil changes the guy decided to chain smoke before I got it. Now I smell like dirty old man smoke.
That's awful... I always hated getting into those peoples cars.... my favorite were the little old ladies with 50 air fresheners in their car... always smelt good and were clean...
I hate the over air freshened cars just as bad. I start sneezing, and can't breath.
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Chip Wrote:Nussie_T Wrote:Derick Wrote:its morning. I got home early last night at 11:00. got 7 hours of sleep in. fell great. Came home to find that one of my new roommmates had moved in already. thanks for the heads up, then she turned the heat up to 77. OMFG. i told he she couldnt do that.
Holy hell... I get cold but I would never turn it up that hot... That's what sweaters and blankets are for...
I start to get to warm if I turn it up past 70.
Our house is set at 68... there are days I freeze my ass off but nothing but putting clothes on doesn't cure...
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Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm.
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Nussie_T Wrote:Chip Wrote:Nussie_T Wrote:Derick Wrote:its morning. I got home early last night at 11:00. got 7 hours of sleep in. fell great. Came home to find that one of my new roommmates had moved in already. thanks for the heads up, then she turned the heat up to 77. OMFG. i told he she couldnt do that.
Holy hell... I get cold but I would never turn it up that hot... That's what sweaters and blankets are for...
I start to get to warm if I turn it up past 70.
Our house is set at 68... there are days I freeze my ass off but nothing but putting clothes on doesn't cure...
I have a programable, it goes down to the low 60's at midnight, then up to 68 in the morning, and back down to the low 60's during the day during the week. And 68 at nights and weekends.
It's a 5-1-1, I didn't need the one that gives a different schedule all 7 days.
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The heater in the shop is set to 72. It's fucking ridiculous hot in here. Pisses me off. I shouldn't break a sweat when it's 30 degrees outside.
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JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm.
#27 Caterpillar. I am surprised they are on their... I understand why though. They phased out their middle class engine for 2011, most dealership had created their own big bore engine. I will say their engine warranty FAR surpasses anything Cummins... Although Cummins does have a better product.
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JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm.
I'm surprised Wal-Mart is that high.
I thought people hated working for them?
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Chip Wrote:I have a programable, it goes down to the low 60's at midnight, then up to 68 in the morning, and back down to the low 60's during the day during the week. And 68 at nights and weekends.
It's a 5-1-1, I didn't need the one that gives a different schedule all 7 days.
We have a programmable one too but our life schedule is the most messed up thing ever. Somedays we aren't home at all until 7-8 at night other days I am home all the time.
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Chip Wrote:JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm.
I'm surprised Wal-Mart is that high.
I thought people hated working for them?
I worked at Walmart for 2 months before I got a job offer working in a daycare in Beausejour. It was awesome. People never showed up so I would get calls to go in on my days off... I could get 50-60 hours a week. They have profit sharing, discounts on their crap. The only thing about working at Walmart is you can't wear blue pants and the stupid morning chant...
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Nussie_T Wrote:Chip Wrote:I have a programable, it goes down to the low 60's at midnight, then up to 68 in the morning, and back down to the low 60's during the day during the week. And 68 at nights and weekends.
It's a 5-1-1, I didn't need the one that gives a different schedule all 7 days.
We have a programmable one too but our life schedule is the most messed up thing ever. Somedays we aren't home at all until 7-8 at night other days I am home all the time.
I like my schedule, Monday-Friday.
Plus Saturday when we're busy, Monday-Thursday when we're slow.
One day I'd like to hook my place up with home automation stuff where I can control lights, door locks and temps from my phone.
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Nussie_T Wrote:Chip Wrote:JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm.
I'm surprised Wal-Mart is that high.
I thought people hated working for them?
I worked at Walmart for 2 months before I got a job offer working in a daycare in Beausejour. It was awesome. People never showed up so I would get calls to go in on my days off... I could get 50-60 hours a week. They have profit sharing, discounts on their crap. The only thing about working at Walmart is you can't wear blue pants and the stupid morning chant...
Dang. The only thing I ever heard was the stuff about benifits and protesting.
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I'm done with my oil changes. Now I can get back to doing real work, kind of.
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JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm. #8 on the list
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JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm. PepsiCo is right up the street from me, their job opening postings are such BS
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Donginator Wrote:JDubb Wrote:Anyone surprised by this list... http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/m...full_list/
I do not see the company I work for on the list but I do see many of our biggest competitors, ummmmm. PepsiCo is right up the street from me, their job opening postings are such BS I have a bunch of friends who work for pepsi here, they love it. I've never heard one of them give it a bad word.
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