I work at Co Op

It's fucking sucks.

I like independence when I work, but there's always someone behind my back watching me.

I got in an argument with my manager once, because he found me talking to someone. He told me that I wasn't getting paid to talk, and that there's no time to talk at work and that's why he constantly monitors us. I then told him that if he wasn't on my back as much I would guarantee him I would get more work done.

But of course the manager is always right.
I've been there about a year longer than him.

managers are all wankers.

i work so much better when my manager isnt around!!!!
she told me today my shirt wasnt white enough!!??? like wtf!? its a new shirt!!!

I actually really like my job. I even talk to my managers on facebook and we text each other about our days. It's the weirdest feeling in the world.

So, I'm no longer the guy who cleans shit at Costco. I'm now the guy who sells TVs and shit at Costco. And soon, I'll be the guy who stocks shit at Costco. Now, for my dilemma.

One of my friends just came back to town, but he's going to be heading back to BC pretty soon. He said he'll hopefully be working at either a saw mill or some hot springs. The saw mill job is apparently intense, and is probably too much so for me. However, if I could get a job at the hot springs, and live in BC with the aforementioned amigo, life would be (hopefully) awesome. So, basically, because I can't stand living in Saskatchewan (although the skies can be incredible around here), and my love for BC, I reeeaaally want to talk to this friend about going to BC with him.

The issue is this: A) I'm a pussy. I'm not great at making spontaneous decisions like this. B) My friends. I spent the last two years minus a few months away from them, so I think it would be a bit to them, and I really don't want to leave them, anyways. However, they are planning to go (and possibly move) to BC next summer/spring, anyways. So I don't really know what to do.

Do what you want to do for you. But yeah, that's a situation. Maybe move to BC for like a year? But make sure you definitely have that hot springs job before you get there. Nothing worse than moving somewhere then not being able to make rent after you get there.

The register where I work was short on Friday and Saturday for $75 total. The owner decided rather than making any attempt to find out what happened and/or whose fault it was, she was going to take the money out of our paychecks. I tell her she isn't taking money out of my paycheck for something I didn't do and today I get fired. Isn't that some ole' bullshit?

You can sue.

the problem with the legal system is that it costs money..
a flaming bag of feces on the other hand...

There's definitely money in suing your ex-employer there

It's sport season! Which means I'm back to running video at the Qwest Center. Running camera, replay machine, or audio for hockey and basketball games. (UNO hockey and Creighton basketball)

Looks like I'm delivering pizza now.

i hate how ppl waste your fucking time having you fill out apps. when they have intention of hiring you. like today the manager had this fake ass smile on as i handed her my app. i was like 'that was a waste of 10min'