1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I go by a similarly mysterious building, massive warehouse, huge office spaces and there are two of each. The building just says TURBO in huge letters and has a picture of a compressor wheel. No idea what happens there but it must be 90% automated.

 

Its one of those jobs that I know wont be replaced by machines for obvious reasons. I can move anywhere I please and live comfortably too.

 

Gotcha gotcha you have to be able to step back and see the big picture. Things can suffer for it at first, but the payoffs will be huge. But yeah you'll be good, that's the type of employee that businesses love to find. You'll be able to work where you want

 

Just buy generic ceramic pads. It's all the same shit

 

That's like poverty line in SF though

 

Do it. Quit your other job and do that only. Any manager who says that is a good manager.

 

I don’t think it’ll be too bad, I waited till after the majority of the holidays to start looking, not as many sales.

 

Other jobs nice though too, no weekends, and they work with my schedule too.

 

No, it is poverty line. The San Francisco Low Income threshold is $117,000 of gross annual income.

 

Oh it went up, neat

 

g e n t r i f i c a t i o n

 

Eh, I wouldnt do 2 jobs but thats me. Sportsmans warehouse closes at like 8 around here so I would do that and forget about getting up at 4 to clean urinals or whatever you do in the morning.

 

How would you even begin to gentrify the official hometown of gentrification?

 

Easy, you gentrify the gentrification. Double Negative, that's how we get rid of the gentrification.

 

Kinda need both of them though is the thing, if it goes decent I might try and go to ups and sort mail in the morning instead of cleaning.

 

Do what you gotta do, you and Bartyboi are leaps and bounds ahead of your peers who might not even have a job until they graduate college

 

CIA

 

It kind of reminds me of the Langley HQ, haha.

 

Ah fuck I never sent Tytys special birthday surprise. I need to fix that

 

When I was in D.C. for the Inauguration a few years ago with my school, what struck me the most was how many Verizon white box trucks I saw parked or driving around.

You have to think some of those Verizon vans were Secret Service surveillance vans or something.