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Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »Should I nap or have another coffee and get some stuff done.
It's 9:30am!!
Hey it’s 9:30pm somewhere.2 -
Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.0 -
The only thing that's keeping some of my employees at work is the fact that they won't get paid on voluntary furlough.0
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Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
They really don’t deserve you. You consistently have bent over backwards for them and they repay you like this?
I really hope you find something.
You know where’s there’s a surplus of jobs?
Hamilton.
Let’s be neighbours!0 -
CoffeeAndContour wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
They really don’t deserve you. You consistently have bent over backwards for them and they repay you like this?
I really hope you find something.
You know where’s there’s a surplus of jobs?
Hamilton.
Let’s be neighbours!
I'll start convincing the wife immediately 0 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
I really like that idea. After I read this about you the other day (and from following Gary Vaynerchuk on IG) I found myself at a thrift store with the thought of flipping on my mind.0 -
Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
Thank you. I do. I have for what feels like twice a week since the day I started this job, lol.1 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
I really like that idea. After I read this about you the other day (and from following Gary Vaynerchuk on IG) I found myself at a thrift store with the thought of flipping on my mind.
I love it! There really is money to be made. Start following flipping groups on FB, listen to podcasts, Youtube videos. Do some research, I researched for about 3 months, I was really scared to start but it has paid off big time. I love doing it and it's easier than I ever thought it would be.
eta: you just never know what you could find, I bought 12 original My Little Ponies last week at a garage sale for $5. I took a bit of a gamble buying but figured at worst my 10 year old would end up with some ponies just like I had when I was 10. Last night I got around to cleaning them and researching, just one of them is super rare and will go for $80 by itself. The rest will bring in another $200ish when they sell. Going home tonight to get them all listed.2 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
I really like that idea. After I read this about you the other day (and from following Gary Vaynerchuk on IG) I found myself at a thrift store with the thought of flipping on my mind.
I love it! There really is money to be made. Start following flipping groups on FB, listen to podcasts, Youtube videos. Do some research, I researched for about 3 months, I was really scared to start but it has paid off big time. I love doing it and it's easier than I ever thought it would be.
Great suggestions! Thank you. I will be doing that today
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious2 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!1 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
WHAAATTT??!! I need to start this immediately. 1 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up. WHAAATTT??!! I need to start this immediately.
Not everything sells that quickly but you really will be surprised at what sells. People love vintage shiznit. Like I said do some research.. you will be surprised!0 -
DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
I don't know what's wrong with me but at first glance I thought this was a cake
LOL now I want cake!1 -
Well that long list of to do’s I had today has been put on hold because of a twisted ankle
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DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
I don't know what's wrong with me but at first glance I thought this was a cake
I mean, there's a reason we're on mfp, right?1 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
That’s awesome1 -
CoffeeAndContour wrote: »Well that long list of to do’s I had today has been put on hold because of a twisted ankle
This is getting mentally tucked away for the next time I'm deciding between "nap" or "productivity"
I've never twisted my ankle while taking a nap.......!!!!2 -
Reckoner68 wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »Well that long list of to do’s I had today has been put on hold because of a twisted ankle
This is getting mentally tucked away for the next time I'm deciding between "nap" or "productivity"
I've never twisted my ankle while taking a nap.......!!!!
There's always a first time, trust me...2 -
Reckoner68 wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »Well that long list of to do’s I had today has been put on hold because of a twisted ankle
This is getting mentally tucked away for the next time I'm deciding between "nap" or "productivity"
I've never twisted my ankle while taking a nap.......!!!!
Idk, I woke up yesterday with a really sore and swollen knee. Only thing I could think of is I did something to it in my sleep. Trust me, I've been a lazy piece of *kitten* lately, it wasn't from exercise.2 -
DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »How many layoffs a year do I suffer before I tell them to bite me?
Use the lay-off time to look for something else—that way if you find something new, great! And if not? You’ll still have something to go back to. Can’t hurt to try, right?
This. Or use the time to promote your skills and pick up some side jobs. Or learn a new side gig, like flipping stuff online, I have recently picked this up and honestly it is going quite well. Well enough that I hope to give up my 2nd job by the end of the year and focus more on flipping.
Garage sales - estate sales and auctions - are glorious
Yes they are! I am addicted to going to them and have apps downloaded to plan out my Friday afternoons and Sundays when I am not working already!
Quoted to add most anything will sell, research it a bit before buying if you can or trust you gut, I trusted my guy at an estate sale last week and picked up this ugly *kitten* vintage fieldmaster trucker style hat that appeared to have never been worn for $1. Listed it Sunday night and had 4 offers in 5 minutes, someone else swooped in and bought it at full asking price before I could even counter those offers. $25 profit for about 10 minutes of work, every little bit adds up.
I don't know what's wrong with me but at first glance I thought this was a cake
It isn't wrong to be hungry for cake1 -
I think I might not nap hard enough0
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I think love or the idea of love just seems like a better option than loneliness for some - until that partner starts wearing on them and that infatuation feeling leaves then love sucks and they would rather be alone again - it’s a vicious cycle of this human condition yo 🤷♂️ we are a bit high maintenance I spose maybe
I would like to believe it only starts to suck if you are with the wrong person, but what do I know?2 -
your_future_ex_wife wrote: »Why did Tacos Bell take away caramel apple empanadas?
They are jerks. This limited time only thing with nacho fries is infuriating2 -
LiftingSpirits wrote: »your_future_ex_wife wrote: »Why did Tacos Bell take away caramel apple empanadas?
They are jerks. This limited time only thing with nacho fries is infuriating
We have now bonded.1 -
your_future_ex_wife wrote: »LiftingSpirits wrote: »your_future_ex_wife wrote: »Why did Tacos Bell take away caramel apple empanadas?
They are jerks. This limited time only thing with nacho fries is infuriating
We have now bonded.
Taco Bell brings people together ❤2 -
LiftingSpirits wrote: »your_future_ex_wife wrote: »LiftingSpirits wrote: »your_future_ex_wife wrote: »Why did Tacos Bell take away caramel apple empanadas?
They are jerks. This limited time only thing with nacho fries is infuriating
We have now bonded.
Taco Bell brings people together ❤
And toilets.
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