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8 minutes ago, Hank Scorpio said:

Ugh, importing cars from America is way harder than Japan. Now I have to worry about asbestos!

in the brakes or in the body armour?

anyway, you think you got issues?

I just got one of those phone calls, where the bloke on the other end has assumed you have a bit more knowledge than you actually do, on a given subject, and you spend the entire conversation catching up....

Turns out I have a job interview on friday. Exactly 1 week after having my spine fused

8 minutes ago, Stinky Rooster said:

in the brakes or in the body armour?

anyway, you think you got issues?

I just got one of those phone calls, where the bloke on the other end has assumed you have a bit more knowledge than you actually do, on a given subject, and you spend the entire conversation catching up....

Turns out I have a job interview on friday. Exactly 1 week after having my spine fused

Job interview is good though!

I'm not sure, we will see what the Iron Chef says...

1 minute ago, Stinky Rooster said:

Ken oath it is, but tbh I had kinda counted on a little more down time :(

 

Yeah, it's pretty fkn close :/

You might have to have a shave! :O

Ken oath it is, but tbh I had kinda counted on a little more down time [emoji20]
 


Well I didn’t start my current job for 3 months after the interview so you might have time if they are as shit useless and unorganised as our HR people

If you don't follow this facebook page, you should it's hilarious!
https://www.facebook.com/KTEBMADS

What isn't hilarious is that so many people don't understand sarcasm :( (Some of the comments, wow.)

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If you don't follow this facebook page, you should it's hilarious!
https://www.facebook.com/KTEBMADS

What isn't hilarious is that so many people don't understand sarcasm [emoji20] (Some of the comments, wow.)


I find the bell tower times quite amusing
Ken oath it is, but tbh I had kinda counted on a little more down time [emoji20]
 


Wanna substitute for a couple weeks then you slide in when your better

We’re both good looking so they’ll never know ?


Well I didn’t start my current job for 3 months after the interview so you might have time if they are as shit useless and unorganised as our HR people


Our HR averages 5 1/2 months from applications closing. I was hired 5 months after applying. So many times I thought I never got the job



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