Attn: If You Are Even "Remotely" Thinking About Working There....Watch This Video

[Sucks-To-Be-You]

ATTN: IF YOU ARE ""EVEN REMOTLEY"" THINKING ABOUT WORKING THERE....... WATCH THIS VIDEO!!!


NOTE TO SELF: I DIDN'T MAKE THIS BUT SOMEOME ELSE DID

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MLDKO4_AwU&NR

[formererac]

We used to play baseball in my office before I went to loss control. I'm not sure why the video would convince people not to work there though. People screw around in every office.

Several of the branches in our group have those practice putting greens set up. They get to play golf all day.

Typical fat guy sausage party in the white shirts.

I think dude was meaning in his post that if you're thinking about working for ERAC, youll end up looking like these tools - obsese and headed towards an early grave, besides looking like total fucking tools.

yeah they were really fat. I gained 20lbs working for erac and had to work my ass off to get rid of it. Had to lift three days a week and some serious cardio and carb cutting to get rid of my erac look.

[FormerMonkey]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

yeah they were really fat. I gained 20lbs working for erac and had to work my ass off to get rid of it. Had to lift three days a week and some serious cardio and carb cutting to get rid of my erac look.

I actually lost weight when I worked at Enterprise. All the constantly being on my feet, washing cars, and running around sweating in the heat made me a lean, mean rental machine.

Now that I have a desk job, I've put on about 15 pounds in the last six months.

So, what is this video all about, looks like the stuff that goes on where I work, in an animation studio...except it's even WORSE....you wanna start an entire website to bitching and complaining about how bad erac is...well my studio has NOTHING ON ERAC...least you guys have STABLE work...

-angela

Yeah, my office always plays games like baseball (with a walking cane and whiffle ball) or football (nerf ) during slow times (which were far and few between). I think you need to act stupid like that sometimes to de-stress before the next flood of customers, body shops, dealerships, and corporate accounts start calling.