you should see his chair, keyboard and mouse... it's NASTY... NASTY i tell ya... techs that have to work on his computer bring their own keyboard and mouse, usually when he's on break, and they'll kneel on the floor instead of sitting in his chair.
we think he has aspergers syndrome.. cause he's rather intelligent (wrote a book on physics) but just has no social skills...
People that drive down the road with their turn signal on :beatyou: Drives me crazy!!! Even more than the people that change lanes WITHOUT signalling, at least those people know what their doing
Things that Bother Wynter, vol. 3: Having a Garage Sale
In no particular order
1) People who try to haggle from $2 down to 10 cents.
2) When people say "Well, this looks like its been used." NO SHIT! It's a GARAGE SALE. :grumble:
3) When mothers try to get their kids to steal my Marvel action figures.
4) Putting up garage sale signs and then it rains right after.
5) When the birds decide to have a shitting fest on the stuff you're selling.
6) When people demand refunds. It's a GARAGE SALE!
7) When stupid drivers run over your merchandise.
8) When you can't remember how to work the ancient microwave you're trying to sell.
9) When you pack everything up and THEN a mad rush of customers pop up.
10) When you realize you've accidently sold your car for $100 and a pack of pocky.
krim wrote:nothing works with him, he's been at this company since the start, and numerous people have complained over the years.
Y'know, public humiliation is a great motivator.
If pulling him aside and explaining to him the disgustingness of the situation doesn't bring about a change, I'd shame the sucker... He can do whatever he wants at home, but in public, he needs to show consideration or suffer.
gaijin mark wrote:People that drive down the road with their turn signal on :beatyou: Drives me crazy!!! Even more than the people that change lanes WITHOUT signalling, at least those people know what their doing
Brampton has the worst reputation for drivers who don't signal when changing lanes, and I have to admit, I've fallen victim to this as well. >>hangs head in shame<<
bmwracer wrote:
Y'know, public humiliation is a great motivator.
If pulling him aside and explaining to him the disgustingness of the situation doesn't bring about a change, I'd shame the sucker... He can do whatever he wants at home, but in public, he needs to show consideration or suffer.