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itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
Lowkey genius.itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
That's how they make their money. Them expensive popcorns etc. 🤓
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Why you think they don't let you bring outside food in.
I think some well-connected captain of industry could broker this deal and then one day I might be lucky enough to get his coffee for him and type up his correspondence.
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I’ve been giving this some more thought and I still think outsourcing concessions is a good idea. Imagine how much money they could make charging $22.67 for a big Mac meal.itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
That's how they make their money. Them expensive popcorns etc. 🤓
ETA
Why you think they don't let you bring outside food in.
it’s $18 for a big Mac meal in Darien Connecticut so I I think the price is in the right range.
TBH they should probably outsource bathroom cleaning as well.
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
That's how they make their money. Them expensive popcorns etc. 🤓
ETA
Why you think they don't let you bring outside food in.
See this is what you do...buy a man purse and fill it up with whatever your heart desires. Call that a life hack. Call me a Cheapskate. I prefer to be called a frugal genius tho.2 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I’ve been giving this some more thought and I still think outsourcing concessions is a good idea. Imagine how much money they could make charging $22.67 for a big Mac meal.itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
That's how they make their money. Them expensive popcorns etc. 🤓
ETA
Why you think they don't let you bring outside food in.
it’s $18 for a big Mac meal in Darien Connecticut so I I think the price is in the right range.
TBH they should probably outsource bathroom cleaning as well.
Hold. The. Phone.
$18 for a MCDONALDS MEAL?!?!
That can’t be right. How much is Q’doba? 1 million?1 -
R3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Movie theaters should outsource their concessions. If target can have Starbucks & Walmart can have subway, I don’t see why AMC can’t have McDonald’s.
That's how they make their money. Them expensive popcorns etc. 🤓
ETA
Why you think they don't let you bring outside food in.
See this is what you do...buy a man purse and fill it up with whatever your heart desires. Call that a life hack. Call me a Cheapskate. I prefer to be called a frugal genius tho.
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I’ve decided to go ahead with the zoom interview for the job that I’m not too sure about. It’s a twofer too.4
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »I’ve decided to go ahead with the zoom interview for the job that I’m not too sure about. It’s a twofer too.
Awesome good luck!!! As they say nothing ventured, nothing gained. How exciting1 -
Thank you!Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »I’ve decided to go ahead with the zoom interview for the job that I’m not too sure about. It’s a twofer too.
Awesome good luck!!! As they say nothing ventured, nothing gained. How exciting
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Weakness: when she ❤️s me0
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reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?0 -
I slept in til 10am!!! I finally feel like I am on the mend from this plague3
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It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
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Alinouveau2 wrote: »I slept in til 10am!!! I finally feel like I am on the mend from this plague
Thank goodness!0 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit0 -
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job into a pay raise?1 -
Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job
into a pay raise?
I wish! Everything here is by contract as negotiated by the union. We’re not up for renegotiation for at least a couple of years.0 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job
into a pay raise?
I wish! Everything here is by contract as negotiated by the union. We’re not up for renegotiation for at least a couple of years.
Ah well that sucks
New job wouldn't be unionized I guess?
At least you have a current job so you can be picky. It's always a nice position to be in0 -
Allow me to jump in and add my wishes for a good interview as well 👍🤞Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job
into a pay raise?
I wish! Everything here is by contract as negotiated by the union. We’re not up for renegotiation for at least a couple of years.
Ah well that sucks
New job wouldn't be unionized I guess?
At least you have a current job so you can be picky. It's always a nice position to be in
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Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job
into a pay raise?
I wish! Everything here is by contract as negotiated by the union. We’re not up for renegotiation for at least a couple of years.
Ah well that sucks
New job wouldn't be unionized I guess?
At least you have a current job so you can be picky. It's always a nice position to be in
No, the place I’m interviewing is not unionized but it is another weird niche sector with its own kind of strange rules. (sectors I find strange: government, healthcare, academia)
I’m really trying to enjoy the process. It’s hard 😂0 -
Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Yes, if the zoom interview goes well, I’ll schedule a time to go in and meet the staff.Alinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
It is very boring, not challenging at all, no room for growth, and the pay is low. I’m supposed to be moving into financial independence over the next couple of years and I have bills to payAlinouveau2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »reviewing what I like about my current job:
my own office overlooking a parklike area
a bathroom I don’t share
low stress
nice boss
very seldom need to be phony
close to home
gas
easy commute in bad weather
kids’ activities
emergencies
easier to make time for gym
no traffic
the hours are earlier than average
attractive & safe environment
plenty of parking
good places to walk
Sounds like you like a lot. What's making you look elsewhere?
I guess you like all the for lack of a better work perks of your current job. Being bored and unchallenged is never fun. I was always that way at my jobs.
It's great you're doing your zoom interview. Will you be able to go to the office in person to check it out and see what kind of feel you get from it? Change is hard you want to be able to feel comfortable and usually we can figure that out in a simple visit
Well that's good. Good luck!
Do you think this could leverage your current job
into a pay raise?
I wish! Everything here is by contract as negotiated by the union. We’re not up for renegotiation for at least a couple of years.
Ah well that sucks
New job wouldn't be unionized I guess?
At least you have a current job so you can be picky. It's always a nice position to be in
Allow me to jump in and add my wishes for a
good interview as well 👍🤞
Thanks! It’s tomorrow afternoon. I’ll let you know how it goes
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Thanks for the math help, Coke!
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