A pack of crackers

[Wally]

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

C'mon Ive
He works at UPS, not FedEx Ground.
He should be allowed to get the Premiums lol

$35 a day plus union dues. He might need to shop at the food bank. It was $8 an hour 30 years ago.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

No selfies please.

 

[doodoobrwn]

Been eating toll house out of moms pantry she's vegan... YUCK! and I have an interview for Brio Tuscan Grille Thursday so hopefully I can afford a jar of peanut butter to go along with my toll house crackers

 

[doodoobrwn]

357 more days and I'm eligible to drive! Just being patient

 

[Packmule]

I Spent five years washing cars and then prep-cooking in a restaurant. Yeah, two jobs sucked, but having a Cadillac healthcare plan...
And a future?
I Considered myself blessed.

 

[box_beeyotch]

I Spent five years washing cars and then prep-cooking in a restaurant. Yeah, two jobs sucked, but having a Cadillac healthcare plan...
And a future?
I Considered myself blessed.

For the first year I was at UPS, I relief solely on local sort for income after losing my previous full time job. At this time I had just moved into my first apartment. After I realized that wasn't going to work, I got a full time day job on top of it and was dog tired and pissed off almost all the time. Now I'm a full time cover driver, cause I waited it out and got through the suck. Moral of the story is one day those saltines become steak. Good luck to you.

 

[Richard Harrow]

Ramon noodles are cheaper and more filling than crackers. Or you could go by a place that has a salad bar get some free crackers and eat those with the Ramon noodles. That was a full meal when I was a nineteen year old starting out at UPS going to school and working the midnight shift

Hey... Chico! It's RAMEN noodles. Not Ramon! That's me!

 

[cosmo1]

The hours at ups are so ducking stupid that I'm living off a pack of crackers until Thursday and they wonder why I've lost 20 ducking pounds since December...

Maybe you shouldn't have spent so much partying on your birthday.

 

[doodoobrwn]

Maybe you shouldn't have spent so much partying on you birthday.

Ok master

 

[BSWALKS]

Contact IndecisiOn.
I'm sure he'd love to have you for lunch.

 

[brownmonster]

I remember when I worked only part time. I miss high school.

 

[PT Car Washer]

I remember when I worked only part time. I miss high school.

I will be going from PT to Social Security and a couple of pensions soon.

 

[Brownslave688]

I supported myself and my wife when I worked preload. And we partied a decent amount.

Time to buck up and get another job.

 

[Brownslave688]

For the first year I was at UPS, I relief solely on local sort for income after losing my previous full time job. At this time I had just moved into my first apartment. After I realized that wasn't going to work, I got a full time day job on top of it and was dog tired and off almost all the time. Now I'm a full time cover driver, cause I waited it out and got through the suck. Moral of the story is one day those saltines become steak. Good luck to you.

How old are you?

I don't see how you could be dog tired and pissed because of a little work. I worked 80 hour weeks and partied in my early 20's. Wish I could still do it but not anymore.

 

[jumpman23]

How old are you?

I don't see how you could be dog tired and because of a little work. I worked 80 hour weeks and partied in my early 20's. Wish I could still do it but not anymore.

Youngbuck is tired, now that's funny as hell dude lol. Homeboy too young too be tired, just like you said Slaveman lmfao

 

[FrigidAdCorrector]

I'm trying to figure out how this is UPS' fault

 

[Oak]

Generic is good enough for him.

Friends don't let friends shop at walmart. I don't care how broke they are.

 

[ch317273]

The hours at ups are so ducking stupid that I'm living off a pack of crackers until Thursday and they wonder why I've lost 20 ducking pounds since December...

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

 

[rod]

How old are you?

I don't see how you could be dog tired and because of a little work. I worked 80 hour weeks and partied in my early 20's. Wish I could still do it but not anymore.

I agree. One of my first jobs after high school was at a machine shop. The normal work week was 10 hours a day-6 days a week. The was a period of about 2 months where we went to 12 hour days-six days a week. I still partied like a rock star all the time.