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<blockquote data-quote="Oldfart" data-source="post: 3241847" data-attributes="member: 64407">Welcome to Corporate America you lazy ass whiner.It is a company&#039;s job and duty to make money, keep it&#039;s customers and stockholders happy.&nbsp; Volume is breaking daily records and stock is skyrocketing. I guess we are doing both but could always do better. It is easier to achieve with happy and content employees but it is obvious no matter what the company could do, a whiny ass tool like you would never be happy.There are not many perfect jobs in Corporate America.&nbsp; Even if there were and you worked there,&nbsp; you would bitch and whine about something.&nbsp; That is what you do best.Do I love my job?&nbsp;&nbsp; Not hardly.&nbsp; &nbsp; I just consider my job a 45 hr week inconvenience that gives me enough money to spend the rest of my time doing whatever I want.&nbsp; I deliver to about 30 to 40&nbsp; businesses a day and I would guess my job is better than 75% of those.&nbsp; I make a decent living,&nbsp; I have decent benefits and I am out in the world and not stuck in an office all day and I don&#039;t have anyone in management looking over my shoulder.You will continue to bitch and whine about events from 10 years ago and you don&#039;t even work here anymore.&nbsp;&nbsp; The company is better off without you and your stations were glad to be rid of you.&nbsp; Bummer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oldfart, post: 3241847, member: 64407"] Welcome to Corporate America you lazy ass whiner. It is a company's job and duty to make money, keep it's customers and stockholders happy. Volume is breaking daily records and stock is skyrocketing. I guess we are doing both but could always do better. It is easier to achieve with happy and content employees but it is obvious no matter what the company could do, a whiny ass tool like you would never be happy. There are not many perfect jobs in Corporate America. Even if there were and you worked there, you would bitch and whine about something. That is what you do best. Do I love my job? Not hardly. I just consider my job a 45 hr week inconvenience that gives me enough money to spend the rest of my time doing whatever I want. I deliver to about 30 to 40 businesses a day and I would guess my job is better than 75% of those. I make a decent living, I have decent benefits and I am out in the world and not stuck in an office all day and I don't have anyone in management looking over my shoulder. You will continue to bitch and whine about events from 10 years ago and you don't even work here anymore. The company is better off without you and your stations were glad to be rid of you. Bummer [/QUOTE]

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