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I'm sorry to hear about the bad manager and stressful news, Jilli.
Teppy, I missed your Beep Me post earlier--so sorry! Lots of job-ma for you.
No word on CU, which means we won't hear until next week. Also found out today that kitty Seamus has diabetes and needs insulin shots. Five months' worth are going to cost $350. Hoping the pet insurance will cover some of this. Sigh. Poor Boo.
Jilli may your untrustworthy boss soon know the loss of your grace and talent due to your departure to a job where you will be much better appreciated.
Lots of kitty~ma for Seamus.
No word on CU, which means we won't hear until next week.
I'm sorry. That is evil of them.
Much kitty~ma to Seamus.
Oh no, can't be angry at the CU for needing to take a few days to evaluate a business line of credit, especially after waiting nine months only to be rejected by BoA for something already paid off. Definitely not evil. I just want to know, of course.
Sorry, Pix. I didn't even realize that CU stood for credit union. I thought BoA was still jerking you around but with a different loan. I'm obviously not very with it today.
No worries! We are officially done with BoA since they finally rejected us after all those months of jerking us around. As soon as we hear if we get approved for the business stuff, we will move to the CU. If we don't get the credit line, we won't be able to move our money there until after Halloween.
Best of luck!
Also if we don't get the credit line, I'm not sure how we are going to make it through the next month. But that's another worry. One worry at a time.
It just dawned on me: my manager is the tech industry version of Dolores Umbridge from the Harry Potter books.