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united4Peace · Feb 14, 2008

I cant stand laundry and therefore dont do a good job...he does much better...I clean the bathroom in return

Do you have a job that your better at than your spouse?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 14, 2008

I guess I took too long to say what I wanted to say, huh? Well, my answer to the question about 2 posts up, answers it too.

We're also self employed and work a lot of hours. I'm just the only one who thinks living in squalor is not an acceptable way to live. (and it doesn't bother me to keep a clean and orderly house without much help... except when I'm sick. )

I should make a pact with myself not to complain.

ladybugforJesus · Feb 14, 2008

Depends on how much you complain...everybody is entitled to complain just a bit, it's those that abuse that right that need to make that pact with themselves.

God's timing has blessed your life.

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 14, 2008

I don't think I complain very much. But, negativity breeds discontent. And God's word says we're not to do it.

Disagree. (I was going to give examples. But, they're too horrific for public consumption. And I don't want to be accused of over dramatizing to garner sympathy)

Are your grandparents still living?

ladybugforJesus · Feb 14, 2008

All 4 of them. 3 of them are 70, the other is 75.

Do you find yourself to be happier than most people around you?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 14, 2008

You must be one of the younger grandchildren. Well, spend as much time talking to them as you can, they won't be around forever.

Happier is difficult to determine, since it's easy to look happy, without actually being happy. But, I'm as amiable as most people.

Do people generally laugh at your jokes?

DancerforGod · Feb 14, 2008

I don't tend to tell jokes

Do you like music?

rita727 · Feb 14, 2008

Love music. Music is my boyfriend.

Ha. Not really.

Do you spend a lot of time getting ready in the morning?

4Everloved · Feb 14, 2008

I do fuss with my hair too long.

Do you find life unfair most of the time?

rita727 · Feb 14, 2008

Right now, unfair isn't the word right now; more like difficult.

Are you tall?

4Everloved · Feb 14, 2008

I'm only 5'2"

Do you stand up for others when you see them being treated unfairly?

united4Peace · Feb 14, 2008

I probably should but I dont as I feel uncomfortable, scared and dont know what to say if the person comes unglued on me...

Have you ever come unglued on someone in public, either someone you work with or just a person not doing their job (to your standard) and is there to serve you in some way??

Hatfield · Feb 15, 2008

Working as a cashier at a grocery store, I certainly have plenty of opportunities . But about the only time I actually DID, the guy that was working as a bagger on my lane (bagged the purchase, put it in the cart) said during a lull, "Gee, I wish I could cashier, that's all you have to do!" I proceeded to point out that I was:

Primary customer contact: With many customers, the cashier is the first person they actually speak to in the store.
Responsible for guest complaints: Because of #1, if the guest has any questions or problems with their order, they expect me to know how to resolve it or how to answer their question.
I need to be accurate with finances: Even on a slow day, I will typically have to deal with upwards of $5,000 in transactions, and I need to be accurate within .10 cents. (I don't pay back any losses, but I could face termination for repeated inaccuracies.
Customer Service: If the guest needs assistance to their car, or needs something they forget, it is my responsibility to see that it is taken care of.
Assist in loss prevention: Not only do I need to be sure that my till is accurate, but I need to be sure that people aren't trying to take more than they're purchasing. This includes watching for things like bulges in clothing that might indicate merchandise stuffed inside, containers that seem heavier than they should be (tote tubs or trash cans can hold phenominal amounts) and have a means of contacting store security without tipping the thief off. --this one can be dangerous and we've been told the store would rather lose merchandise than endanger anyone.

I pointed all this out to my bagger, and then firmly (but quietly) told him, "So why don't you go to your post and be ready to bag, because that is all you have to do."

The cashier on the lane next to me turned and gave me a thumbs up .

Have you ever snuck up behind a friend to startle them, only to find out when they turned around it wasn't your friend?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 15, 2008

Worse.

Would you stop patronizing an establishment, even if what they were selling was good, if their employees had a palpable attitude problem?

brinny · Feb 15, 2008

I'd contact the manager

if you saw someone without a smile would you give them one of yours?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 15, 2008

I smile at people, because I am a friendly person, not because they're not smiling.

Do you try to cover up how you really feel, with jokes?

brinny · Feb 15, 2008

rarely

ever had a nodding contest with a rhino?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 15, 2008

Ever had someone assume you were on drugs? (that was my answer)

You forget I know your history Brin.

Do you like cheese?

4Everloved · Feb 15, 2008

I love cheddar and mozzarella so much that I only buy it if I know I'll use it to cook with. Otherwise I'll take it out of the refrigerator and eat it.

Do you bake cookies often?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Feb 15, 2008

Not often enough according to my children.

Do you like chocolate chip cookies the best?

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