1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Well I was a millenial managing 1 gen xer, 5 boomers and 1 75yr old guy. Never met a bigger bunch of whiney gash crybabies in my entire life.

 

isnt that 75 year old borderline baby boomer too?

 

Uhm

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uh... yea noping out of this one

 

fricken millennials are ruining management now too???

 

Yea good question, that's why I delineated that. It was fun trying to give him a review, WTF will I coach him on, hes worked at the company longer than I've been alive. Luckly he used to cuss people out via email, so I got him to stop doing that LOL!!

 

Had a set on my tacoma that were 7 years old, put the rears up front and got 2 new ones 2nd year i had it

Always balanced great compared to the coopers and nittos on my 4 runner

 

Lol!! I thought I was a good boss and thats all that matters hahaha

 

sounds like an interesting challenge to have to handle as a manager

 

alcohol definitely makes it easier
(may not be a straight cut though!)

 

To everyone with spcs do you find the grease just leaks out?

 

Yeah, @Empty_Lord and I just need to find a time to meet up to swap my 1st gen DCSB for his restored 1st gen Tundra.

 

that happens with any greaseable joint..

 

oof

 

Dude I had one guy that used to have my job but had a meltdown and took a demotion and hated evreyone but me, the 75yr old guy, another guy who was the VP of our divisions neighbor (I gave him the worst review you could give someone because he legit sucked my first year as a boss), a weird guy who had a cabin in alaska but lived here for some reason, a savant when it comes to motorized anything but hated vendors, a dude who just flew under the radar, a former HR rep who got fired but our VP hired her back as a middle finger to her boss because they hated each other, and a dude from Ghana. I got about 30yrs of management experience in 1.5yrs before I said f it and quit to start my own gig.

 

My front bumper was built with the influence of many a PBR

Came out a little less than symmetrical but not bad all things considered

 

Oh man

That must have been a handful to deal with. Don't blame you for wanting out

 

Managing them was actually kind of fun, they made me laugh, it was all the other lunatic assholes at that company that drove me nuts. We managed the engineering standards, equipment specs, maintenace programs and purchased evreything that didnt have wings on it for a major airline based here in chicago. That 1.5yrs felt like 10yrs.

They had 5 managers in 6yrs. They joked around saying our only written process is what to do when our boss up and quits one day.