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I got a belgian malinois Dutch shepherd mix as an 8wk old puppy like a month after moving.
That's the only comment you have?
Txt you are a bright young woman, who is continually pissing away every opportunity that comes your way then whining about how unfair life is. Stop trying to find the easy button and just buckle down and do what needs to be done. Good grief.
Txt. You had SOOO many good opportunities and were plugging away at school and then you went and messed it all up.
Wake the hell up. You are 25 now and still dealing with drama that a teenager deals with, still acting like a teenager. You are getting closer to 30. If you don't start taking life seriously and making some major changes to the way you look at your life, and live it, you are going to be here complaining about the SAME insignificant stuff. When are you going to admit, just ONCE, that you are part of the problem of why things are the way they are in your life. So far you have blamed your mom, your brother before, your grandmother, teachers, employers, co-workers, and your boyfriend. What part in any of the outcomes of your decisions do YOU have a part of?
Txt, every time I read one of these posts, I can't help but think of a certain relative of mine. She made poor choices as a young person and they have followed her for 50 years now. She didn't go to college. She had some ok jobs but got carpel tunnel and had to quit. Instead of training for something different, she just quit working, and waited for her big pay day. I'll spare you the details and preserve my anonymity, but she's now in her 60's, lives on social security, which is in the triple digits per month, lives like a nomad because she keeps either pissing off landlords, or the rent goes up and she can't afford it. She's had a string of loser boyfriends who don't hold jobs. If you ask her, none of it is her fault. She's just unlucky.
You remind me a lot of her. Your attitude is the same. Your "easy button" mentality is the same. You want to have money but you don't want to work for it. You think someone is just going to hand you the perfect job, or you are going to win a settlement, or get an inheritance. You've had 7 years since high school to make something of yourself and you've pretty much wasted it all. Quit waiting for something good to happen and MAKE it happen yourself.
Yes I know this which is Why if I get the the job it'll take me a month to save up to move and I quit smoking for a month pass the drug test and then I go back to business as usual.
Every place I've ever worked that did drug testing required it within 24-48 hours of being offered the job. They're not going to give you a month, they're not stupid. If you ask to take the test a month later, they'll find someone else for the job who doesn't need time to clean out their system.
If you want that job, you need to stop smoking now. And not start again. Otherwise you might find yourself getting a "random" drug test sometime in the future.
Although they're probably not going to give you a month to save money and move either. You work full time. You live with a boyfriend who works full time. And you live rent free. There is no reason why you shouldn't already have money saved up. Especially if it'll only take a month to save enough to move.
Every place I've ever worked that did drug testing required it within 24-48 hours of being offered the job. They're not going to give you a month, they're not stupid. If you ask to take the test a month later, they'll find someone else for the job who doesn't need time to clean out their system.
If you want that job, you need to stop smoking now. And not start again. Otherwise you might find yourself getting a "random" drug test sometime in the future.
Although they're probably not going to give you a month to save money and move either. You work full time. You live with a boyfriend who works full time. And you live rent free. There is no reason why you shouldn't already have money saved up. Especially if it'll only take a month to save enough to move.
It'll be a month before I move if I get the job. How do you drug test an out of state applicant?
Plus my friend said that its just one test initial test.
It'll be a month before I move if I get the job. How do you drug test an out of state applicant?
Plus my friend said that its just one test initial test.
A better question is how do you expect to get a job without interviewing in person? First interviews are sometimes done over the phone. Not final interviews. Not even if you know someone.
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