Best Place on Earth

Any news or stories from the new camping trip in 07? MK was hilarious, I was there both nights. What about the year after in Tucson?? Nothing like bothering the Girl Scouts at 4 in the morning.

[MisterAlohaIsBack]

Originally Posted by E####B

A good question worthy of a thought out response...

Success financially: I was earning over $70K when I left... A healthy income and a far cry from the $26k I started earning. Having earned that gives me a taste and a drive to succeed and certainly raises the bar on anything I do.

Success socially: Many (if not most) of my best friends were or are Enterprise employees. You tend to forge solid friendships while scrapping in the trenches. Half those people are bitter from the E experience, half are not. I fall in the latter category, though not to dismiss that there were problems in the company. However, show me a job that has none...

Success in the workplace: It is no secret that ERAC farms some bad ass salespeople, managers, marketers, and business owners. It's the nature of who they hire. I'm no different. I have taken the skills and drive for success on to my new career. Besides, see "Success socially" and ask me where my new business contacts come from! >=)

Success through respect: I was held in high regards and well liked by most of my peers, managers, admin, and support staff (note I don't say all... after all, who in the world has a 100% approval rating).

So why did I leave? E is no longer forged around the lifestyle I want to live. My father always made time to coach me in sports and I don't know any Area Manager or above that can hold practices three or more times a week at 4'ish and still be able to operate a successful E business or have the stigma of being a slacker. I want the same for my kids. So best to make a change now and get some tenure in my new career before I have to buy the family minivan.

Fair enough answer?

excellent post.....take care and good luck with your new career.
mraloha

[E####B]

Originally Posted by MisterAlohaIsBack

excellent post.....take care and good luck with your new career.
mraloha

Thanks... And it is now official. I have BOUGHT the minivan!

[E####B]

Originally Posted by beenthere

Any news or stories from the new camping trip in 07? MK was hilarious, I was there both nights. What about the year after in Tucson?? Nothing like bothering the Girl Scouts at 4 in the morning.

Believe it or not... Many people got drunk.

[E####B]

The first rule of Camping Trip is - you do not talk about Camping Trip. The second rule of Camping Trip is - you DO NOT talk about Camping Trip. Third rule of Camping Trip, someone yells Stop!, goes limp, taps out, the trip is over. Fourth rule, only two to a tent. Fifth rule, one glow stick at a time, fellas. Sixth rule, no shirt, no shoes. Seventh rule, fires will go on as long as they have to. And the eighth and final rule, if this is your first night at Camping Trip, you have to play Life.

[mussolini]

Originally Posted by E####B

The first rule of Camping Trip is - you do not talk about Camping Trip. The second rule of Camping Trip is - you DO NOT talk about Camping Trip. Third rule of Camping Trip, someone yells Stop!, goes limp, taps out, the trip is over. Fourth rule, only two to a tent. Fifth rule, one glow stick at a time, fellas. Sixth rule, no shirt, no shoes. Seventh rule, fires will go on as long as they have to. And the eighth and final rule, if this is your first night at Camping Trip, you have to play Life.

And now a question of etiquette, do I give you the ass or the crotch?

Originally Posted by E####B

Believe it or not... Many people got drunk.

I am in total shock. I thought ERAC was a conservative company with conservative values.

"I had sex with two E-guys on the camping trip."

-Angie Loob

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Unregistered3411

"I had sex with two E-guys on the camping trip."

-Angie Loob

Sex with e-chimps is bad for your health. Chiggy check.