A customer sent back a package because he claimed the paperwork inside was wrong. I checked. No it wasn't. WTF is he on about?
I sent it back with a letter that was polite and professional but with the merest undertone of "Screw you"
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Harry wrote:Hahah, I learned about the New Deal programme in Economics. Lousy spongers the lot of ya!
Franklin Delan Roosevelt, 1932, promising a 'New Deal' out of the depression...alphabet agencies, hehe, for some reason, everyone remembers the TVA...yay 20th Century history.
It's just a shame Mao' Great Leap Forward didn't work as well...
Sammi Curr wrote:Damn straight!!! No excuse for anyone physically able to work not to be doing so in this day and age.
my excuse is a lack of motivation, I got all the skills but I'm a miserable bugger who needs to think more positively, hell when they saw my CV they was wowed by it and sent it to their head office for a general office job they have going in the building
I'll probably get round to doing some proper job searching to get away from the chavs, last day they might try and kill me or something!
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Twaddlefish wrote:Harry wrote:Hahah, I learned about the New Deal programme in Economics. Lousy spongers the lot of ya!
Franklin Delan Roosevelt, 1932, promising a 'New Deal' out of the depression...alphabet agencies, hehe, for some reason, everyone remembers the TVA...yay 20th Century history.
It's just a shame Mao' Great Leap Forward didn't work as well...
I thought it was introduced in 1998....well, I didn't do GCSE history
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KenShiRo wrote:Sammi Curr wrote:Damn straight!!! No excuse for anyone physically able to work not to be doing so in this day and age.
my excuse is a lack of motivation
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Harry wrote:Twaddlefish wrote:Harry wrote:Hahah, I learned about the New Deal programme in Economics. Lousy spongers the lot of ya!
Franklin Delan Roosevelt, 1932, promising a 'New Deal' out of the depression...alphabet agencies, hehe, for some reason, everyone remembers the TVA...yay 20th Century history.
It's just a shame Mao' Great Leap Forward didn't work as well...
I thought it was introduced in 1998....well, I didn't do GCSE history
If you are talking about good ol' Jobcentre Plus New Deal ... it was '98! I was there ....
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dragonmaiden wrote:Harry wrote:Twaddlefish wrote:Harry wrote:Hahah, I learned about the New Deal programme in Economics. Lousy spongers the lot of ya!
Franklin Delan Roosevelt, 1932, promising a 'New Deal' out of the depression...alphabet agencies, hehe, for some reason, everyone remembers the TVA...yay 20th Century history.
It's just a shame Mao' Great Leap Forward didn't work as well...
I thought it was introduced in 1998....well, I didn't do GCSE history
If you are talking about good ol' Jobcentre Plus New Deal ... it was '98! I was there ....
Funnily enough, Clinton offered a 'New Deal' for Americans in 1996 I think, as part of his re-election campaign...seeing as he was a 'New' Democrat...
New Labour did a similar thing with MacMillan's 'Third Way' from 1938...
What's this thread about again?
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Sammi Curr wrote:Damn straight!!! No excuse for anyone physically able to work not to be doing so in this day and age.
My excuse is no fucker want's to employ me! I apply for at least 10 jobs a week, usually (a lot) more and most places don't even have the decency to send a standardised "we're terribly sorry but your application has been unsucessful this time" letter.
I'm told my C.V. is excellent, my covering letters are well written, my phone technique is second to none and I interview well but still no cigar - can't work if no-one will employ me!
I'm pretty much sick of it tbh and I'm putting together an application to go to uni as a mature (haha yeah right ) student next year.
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Biiiillions of coursework. Damnation.
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