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To clarify, they wanted a more specific excuse for me to use paid sick leave. I can certainly take "personal time" without having to give specifics, but it'll be unpaid.
Just a note - while legally in many (all?) states you do not have to give a reason for personal time, office cultures vary. If I told my boss I was taking a personal day and gave no further details, she would be suspicious.
So I got an email just today to come in for a job interview tomorrow, so I need to call in sick at my current job.
However, a twist: I already called in sick for another job interview a few weeks ago (for a job I eventually didn't get). Can anyone recommend another excuse? Or should I stick with the same "I'm not feeling well" phone call?
Thanks!
question why arent you getting the fist job offered you in the first place i always got the fist job offered i was never out of work
why dont you use the tactic i told you about go to a mcdonalds and tell the boss or supervisor that you watched some of the workers and they are doing a sloppy job that yo can do it better
The Illuminati set up this system where you have to work because you have to earn money. Before, people just lived, foraged, etc. Land was SHARED. The European Reptilians came here to muck things up but we can stop doing their bidding. When you live in the Flow, things come to you effortlessly. I may not have what a lot of people in America have materially, but at least I am not time-poor. I have what I need.
Really? The Illuminati (who, by the way, have not existed for centuries) were started in the early 18th century. Are you suggesting they travelled 4,000 years back in time to ancient Mesopotamia and invented money?
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