LMauerman

LMauerman t1_j8bed6l wrote

Well man, I also have a friend that works for the company and he too has always had good things to say. It’s just been hard to take his word for it, he’s always worked in warehouses so he’s used to it haha. But I appreciate you taking the time out to explain it man. I’ll give them a call tomorrow and see about my application!

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LMauerman t1_j8b4t41 wrote

I’m willing to get through the mental strain haha, it’s all work is how I see it. But I mean dealing with Karen’s EVERYDAY at McDonald’s and the little to no training you get just doesn’t work for me lol. But I need to find something before I leave.

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LMauerman t1_j8ajm7i wrote

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Yeah, I was being slave worked at Boost. They definitely sold it to me though when I was working at Metro and made it sound so much better. That was so far from the truth, I hate that I listened. But you live and learn, I just need to find something good again.

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LMauerman t1_j71r8z9 wrote

I could do that, I’ve thought about that way to.

Personally though I just wanna have those certifications under my belt. SafeServ alone opens the door to almost ANY restaurant in the U.S. I’ll learn good basics, and the way in which those restaurants want things done. Plus I’d hate the idea of being stuck as a dish boy and just learning occasionally when they wanted to teach me.

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LMauerman t1_j6uhz05 wrote

Dealing with this exact issue my friend. I'm used to a CU bill of around $200 in apartment life, but since moving into my house on the north side its been in the lower $400's. I honestly don't know what im gonna do, but they're always really nice and work with their customers on payment plans. Best of luck!

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