Group 29

[blind sellup]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Botts, who do you think the girl is that you are talking to? Just curious?

There is a way to track the IP address of unregistered posters. Then once you have the IP address you can connect to the computer through a remote server. Once connected you can see personal information.

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by blind sellup

There is a way to track the IP address of unregistered posters. Then once you have the IP address you can connect to the computer through a remote server. Once connected you can see personal information.

Bullshit.

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

Bullshit.

How do you possibly monitor every single thing written ?????? Do you do anything other than hang out on this message board??

Do you really think Botts cares what "girl" he is talking to anyway? Is this your nightly entertainment, coming home from a long days work at "E" to play the guessing game? If you want people to know who you are, why don't you just tell them.

I have to admit that there are far more important things to do than bitch about E. I will admit that I think the job sucked. It is not for everyone. The people that seem to have their "carreers take off", so to say are the people who have recently graduated from college. Lets face it, they have never worked a real job a day in their life. They don't realize that there is better out there. Most company's consider their work week 40 hours or less, and compensate you better if you work over 40 hours. E counts it as part of your daily salary. E also keeps their employees very busy. This way they do not have time to get out and look for real work. There is just no time. A day will come when these poor souls are going to realize that they are 40 years old, do not have a family, and have no life outside of the life that they created inside of E. Is it worth it? For those of us who have gotten out, the answer is clearly NO! For those who are still living the E dream, It must be. It all comes down to this, if you are happy with your company than stop worrying about what everyone writes on this site. ------Peace!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have to admit that there are far more important things to do than bitch about E. I will admit that I think the job sucked. It is not for everyone. The people that seem to have their "carreers take off", so to say are the people who have recently graduated from college. Lets face it, they have never worked a real job a day in their life. They don't realize that there is better out there. Most company's consider their work week 40 hours or less, and compensate you better if you work over 40 hours. E counts it as part of your daily salary. E also keeps their employees very busy. This way they do not have time to get out and look for real work. There is just no time. A day will come when these poor souls are going to realize that they are 40 years old, do not have a family, and have no life outside of the life that they created inside of E. Is it worth it? For those of us who have gotten out, the answer is clearly NO! For those who are still living the E dream, It must be. It all comes down to this, if you are happy with your company than stop worrying about what everyone writes on this site. ------Peace!

If you are 40, working at E and it was your first job out of college, congratulations. You've probably just earned your 10th million

Originally Posted by Unregistered

a good carpenter can not only make a respectable living, he goes
to bed everynight knowing he did a solid day's work for an honest wage, unlike those in the unsavory rental car business.
turning a pile of lumber and concrete into a finished house takes a lot more
skill than upper management at ERAC possess.
now go wash my car and make it snappy, bitch

You sweaty greaseball. Carpentry is a trade, you're a grunt worker, sort of like a less skilled custodian. Union work is organized extortion. Glad you're a part of it. Yes, I do look down at you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

a good carpenter can not only make a respectable living, he goes
to bed everynight knowing he did a solid day's work for an honest wage, unlike those in the unsavory rental car business.
turning a pile of lumber and concrete into a finished house takes a lot more
skill than upper management at ERAC possess.
now go wash my car and make it snappy, bitch

Also, why is everyone so hung up on cleaning a car or two? Is it really that big of a deal? You clean maybe 3 per week if you're not a car prep. It's not like in your first interview you weren't told you'd be cleaning some cars. No one lied to you.

Jamie Gallagher. Any thoughts?

Big Joe Z in the house!!!!!