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As the subject line reads, I was just fired from my second job today. It's days like this that I am grateful for the education I got from the punk, heavy metal, and indie scene. The scene helps you to deal with people who think you just don't fit in. You learn to give people who don't like you because you're different the double middle finger. My boss said I just wasn't fitting in. I laughed and said, "Bye!"
The second job didn't pay worth a damn anyhow. Another weekly charter opened up on Saturday mornings from 6:45am to 11:45am and my boss at the bus company said I could have it if I want. I just take seniors to the train station in a van. Brilliant!
Sometimes it's best to choose your battles. This one was not worth fighting as it only paid 8.43 per hour while waiting and 0.23 cents per mile while driving. The work rules were absolutely spartan. The way I see it, they did me a favor.If they'd done that to me, I would've sued the pants off them for unfair dismissal under the Equality Act 2010.
Like when I got fired from Boots in Meadowhall in 1997 after having been there a month, because they said I was taking unauthorised breaks, and actually swore on the shop floor when I stabbed myself (accidentally) with the sharp security tags they had me putting on Baby clothes.
Hope things work out for you you seem like a nice guy. Maybe for regular people, environment doesn't matter as far as work, but at least for me, the actual work environment is so crucial to me feeling comfortable in a work setting.. . .
As the subject line reads, I was just fired from my second job today. It's days like this that I am grateful for the education I got from the punk, heavy metal, and indie scene. The scene helps you to deal with people who think you just don't fit in. You learn to give people who don't like you because you're different the double middle finger. My boss said I just wasn't fitting in. I laughed and said, "Bye!"
The second job didn't pay worth a damn anyhow. Another weekly charter opened up on Saturday mornings from 6:45am to 11:45am and my boss at the bus company said I could have it if I want. I just take seniors to the train station in a van. Brilliant!