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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 489462" data-attributes="member: 13254">Well, let&#039;s see, to start will part of proper etiquette would be answering questions asked of you. What do you do for UPS? When did you start? Where are you get the right to make statements like &quot;sober up&quot; to someone you know absolutely nothing about? Why do you refuse to answer?With statements like, &quot;the company that employees me and supports me and my family.&quot;, you had better start doing some inner searching. UPS does not support my family, I do. I supported my family before UPS ever delivered one package in the city I live in. UPS simply supplies me with a job (that they need someone to do) and I supply them with an employee that does the very best he can, given the tools to do the job with. Now, here is where they usually come up with the &quot;loyal to the company&quot; bit, I am as loyal to UPS as they are to me, but they say it isn&#039;t enough on my part. huh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 489462, member: 13254"] Well, let's see, to start will part of proper etiquette would be answering questions asked of you. What do you do for UPS? When did you start? Where are you get the right to make statements like "sober up" to someone you know absolutely nothing about? Why do you refuse to answer? With statements like, "the company that employees me and supports me and my family.", you had better start doing some inner searching. UPS does not support my family, I do. I supported my family before UPS ever delivered one package in the city I live in. UPS simply supplies me with a job (that they need someone to do) and I supply them with an employee that does the very best he can, given the tools to do the job with. Now, here is where they usually come up with the "loyal to the company" bit, I am as loyal to UPS as they are to me, but they say it isn't enough on my part. huh. [/QUOTE]

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