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  • Yello world.

    A friend directed me to this site and I love it. I’m 28 and have been working since I was 13. I have had more jobs than most retired people. The short list would include: Lifeguard, cook, machine operator, electronics sales, home theater consultant, AV installer, customer service, Process Engineer, sales engineer, file clerk, Power washer (at a construction rental company), party tent installer, industrial machine installer, and cooks assistant (ie veggie cutter).

    Because of my engineering aptitude and degree, I see the sillyness around me, and am a bit long winded.

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    I'm sure you have encountered more than your fair share of SCs in your time. Welcome to CustomersSuck!
    ~*~"If your gift is that of serving others, serve them well. If you are a teacher, do a good job of teaching." -Romans 12:7~*~

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      Welcome!

      I had to laugh at your name because one of my nicknames is Bob
      I don't go in for ancient wisdom
      I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
      It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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        Bob the goat: what is your current job?

        Bob the bookstore escapee, why do they call you Bob?
        "I can tell her you're all tied up in the projection room." Sunset Boulevard.

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          Quoth cinema guy View Post
          Bob the goat: what is your current job?

          Bob the bookstore escapee, why do they call you Bob?
          OK, the story of how I became Bob:

          (for the record, I am a girl in case you are new)

          Picture it, B&N Store1 Holiday Party, 1998 (January 1, 1998 to be exact)...We used to only be open 11-7 on New Year's Day, and one of the guys threw a party since no one would be working that night. Totally irrelevant, just to set the scene.

          I was talking with said party host, K, and another guy, D, and somehow the conversation turned to nicknames. I mentioned that I had never really had a nickname growing up. So K said, "Your nickname is Bob." A day or two later, I was working at cashwrap shortly before the night shift was due in, and D and another guy, T, came walking in from the Starbucks entrance, past where I was standing, all cool in leather jackets and sunglasses. As they passed me, D said "Hi, Bob" and T said "Hi, Bob" and I have been Bob ever since. Later when we had some new people start D introduced me as Bob, and, well, it's been 9 years... When I transferred to Store2 one of my managers was someone I had worked with in Store1, and she got people there calling me Bob.

          Funny thing is, about 6 months after the party, K said to me, "I was only joking...I didn't mean for it to stick!"
          I don't go in for ancient wisdom
          I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
          It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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