age: 26 (Dec 12, 1986)
MEMBER SINCE: November 2011
occupation: Priest
makes me sad: the dirty things in life, philosophizing life and the world.
makes me happy: the dirty things in life, the universe, philosophy
gets me hot: booty shorts, nice ass, flat stomach, long legs, a complimentary interest in writing, intelligence
sign: Capricorn
heroes: Jim Morrison, Matthew Good, H.P. Lovecraft, Clive Barker, Bret Easton Ellis, Stanley Kubrick, Bill Hicks.
into: movies, music, poetry, reading, writing, anime, art, photography, comics, social issues, psychology, philosophy.
Wow! I'm a nice, easy going guy, but if drama proves anything in the work place; even the nice guys have to be dicks to maintain balance of a problem.
The Work:
I've worked as a quality tester for product that's used to lift shit a year and 3/4's. So, round slings, twin paths, shackles, nylon slings, they've all gone through me if the customer -- be it PCL, Syncrude, Keiwit or Schlumberger -- before they're sent to their respective job sites. Working there I've seen shit happen with orders: One guy accidentally prints anothers orders certificates of proof, another has nothing to do so he does the paper work for another(hopefully asking first) -- at least for the last 3/4's. I handled all the testing myself for 1 year, working for 2 people at times in that first year if I couldn't get help from a fellow co-worker that needed work.
You just learn how to handle the job... You get the days schedule, find out what the filler is if its slow, then you think about how you can fill the day with all that's on the plate for the day. I will never say I'm lazy... just that some days require stretching an order out a little longer so as to keep busy. This is normal for any job I would think.
The Co-worker:
He's been there 5 months, he's got his small memory issues and still needs help, but I remember what I was like in school having the same condition of his(ADHD), and just help him out the best I can, he's learned the basics well enough so he passes as a good worker even if I have to remind him about a thing or two here and there. Recently, he found a place with a co-worker who's his friend, and who used to work with me and 2 other female friends and he asks me if I can switch my shift(8:30 am start) with his(8:00 am start) because he wanted to be in a car pool with his friend that also works at the same place instead of taking a bus that apparently is annoying to navigate. I of course, a fellow bus rider...
The Work:
I've worked as a quality tester for product that's used to lift shit a year and 3/4's. So, round slings, twin paths, shackles, nylon slings, they've all gone through me if the customer -- be it PCL, Syncrude, Keiwit or Schlumberger -- before they're sent to their respective job sites. Working there I've seen shit happen with orders: One guy accidentally prints anothers orders certificates of proof, another has nothing to do so he does the paper work for another(hopefully asking first) -- at least for the last 3/4's. I handled all the testing myself for 1 year, working for 2 people at times in that first year if I couldn't get help from a fellow co-worker that needed work.
You just learn how to handle the job... You get the days schedule, find out what the filler is if its slow, then you think about how you can fill the day with all that's on the plate for the day. I will never say I'm lazy... just that some days require stretching an order out a little longer so as to keep busy. This is normal for any job I would think.
The Co-worker:
He's been there 5 months, he's got his small memory issues and still needs help, but I remember what I was like in school having the same condition of his(ADHD), and just help him out the best I can, he's learned the basics well enough so he passes as a good worker even if I have to remind him about a thing or two here and there. Recently, he found a place with a co-worker who's his friend, and who used to work with me and 2 other female friends and he asks me if I can switch my shift(8:30 am start) with his(8:00 am start) because he wanted to be in a car pool with his friend that also works at the same place instead of taking a bus that apparently is annoying to navigate. I of course, a fellow bus rider...































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