It will be up to a week and a half to hear back from UPS as they do a background check and the job would be part time, 15-25 hours a week Sun-Thurs 10am - 5:30pm shifts where you may not always work the full shift, but would work at least 3 hours. He'll need a car quickly as that will be hard to manage pick up and drop off while I am working at it is located 30 min away.
Natter 76: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foaminess
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I have a friend from high school who started working for UPS part time when he was probably around 19. He's actually still there, gets really good benefits, and makes a decent wage. It's a union job, so once he makes it past the probation period there's good protection on it. He'll have to turn up on time and do the work, but if he can manage that, then it might be a good place. There is also usually a lot of opportunity to pick up extra hours when they are in their peak season, which is pretty much Mid November through December.
That would be hilarious for people in a shared office -- like, one is the hungry version, one is the Snickers version
That would be hilarious!
I am suspecting tomorrow night I will be totally unable to sleep, between (a) anxiety/anticipation for trip and (b) needing to wake up about 4AM.
Is this Colombia??
Yep, Jesse! I leave Friday morning, and am freaking out over all the things I need/want to do, and also because my desire to pack lightly always wars with my desire to be Totally Prepared.
Don't squeeze the Charmin! My baloney has a first name it's O S C A R! Look, Mikey likes it!
We'll be right back in living color!
You could go high concept like the first Infiniti commercial. The one that didn't show the car.
I'm stuck on Band-Aid brands, 'cause Band-Aid's stuck on me.
You deserve a break today.
Twoallbeefpattiesspecialsaucelettucecheesepicklesoniononasesameseedbun.
Any other mid-atlanticians remember this 70s commercial song?
If you've got a passion for fashion, and you've got a craving for savings, take the wheel of your automobile and swing on down to Ideal.
Have a great trip, meara!
For whatever reason, I now think the Pillsbury doughboy would be hilarious.