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soooo good day :P

Luke got the job at harvey norman Enfield, while i was killing time, ended up meeting and having a chat to the franchisee/owner of the new store opening at Woodville, who then offered me a spot there, starting in 2 weeks time - so a small promotion, and better pay for me! Completely random but very exciting!

congrats! :P

dont you love just WALKING into jobs!

i got mine pretty much the same way, met my mate on a commo cruise,

his uncle is the owner of the company

i started workin with him 2 weeks later! :laugh:

when i was much younger i left my job as a cook for a nursing home due to staff redundancy and receiving hardly any hours in a week... walked into Foodland Newton, asked for a job; they said no worries, 'see you tomorrow night'... lol

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