1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I knew a guy once (well, friend-of-a-friend) who kept all his work stuff in a box at his desk, ready to walk out at any moment. I guess he was "valuable" enough that it kept the higher-ups on their toes.

Finding a new job always sucks, but recognizing that all you have to lose is something you don't like anyway is a good step.

 

I'd dig a roommate and I guess you could come too. I'll make you a deal you can't refuse

 

Hopefully you get what you desire; I too was about ready to leave and cursed out my own boss threatening him that I'd leave

Not an approach some should take but I was promoted right then and there

 

Come you say? Say no more!

I can always sunbird it and live in Phoenix in the summer and Spokane in the winter hahaha the worst of both worlds.

 

viva Pismo 2018(?)

probably would've lasted another decade if not for that lol

 

Time to start looking for that remote job that doesn't care when you work as long as your shits done

 

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2003-toyota-tacoma-96/

Wanted to get your alls thoughts, sr5 didn’t come with color matched fenders and door handles correct? Only came on limited?

 

Its still working just likes to slip in 4th pretty bad now. But around town its fine.
But my dad has been using my truck because the motor blew in his and hes bitching to me about it slipping so i guess its time to fix it

 

Anyone know anything about this gen of Accords?

 

They're reliable, like a Tacoma

For you though, it won't be reliable enough

You need a Nissan Altima

 

I’d just be scared of OBD1. I’m not trying to use a paper clip to diagnose issues. It does look in great condition though, so someone must’ve taken care of it.

The 90s version of the Altima is actually decent. I wouldn’t mind owning one as a daily beater.

 

Don't purchase a car that would require you to put a hand in it for anything at all

I've done the paperclip method for diagnosing tons of cars, and that's the least of one's concerns

 

The kind of reliability you need

 

Oh good my insurance covers accidental death and dismemberment... I supposed working in corrections that could happen.

 

We can rebuild him, we have the technology

 

Oh please don't rebuild me, I need a DNR or something huh? In the grand scheme of weird jobs, this will be my weirdest. Sysadmin (well I am going to work to get it reclassified at the state) for a college in a prison.

 

I'd want a mega buster like Mega Man

 

Oh no shit, that's the new job huh?

Congratulations on the new gig!

Dibs on the LC

 

Yeah, got to experience the place a few times, prison is unique but honestly the education side while very locked down is pretty familiar.

 

That's cool

I'd expect it to be a no nonsense type of job, with more pay and benefits

Buddy that just retired (with all the Yota's near my house) retired from corrections