age you left at

Originally Posted by formergm

I retired at age 51 after 20 years. I no longer have to work and can enjoy the millions that I made while I was there.

To bad its only now since you retired that you could enjoy your millions.

[MarbleCheese]

Originally Posted by formergm

I retired at age 51 after 20 years. I no longer have to work and can enjoy the millions that I made while I was there.

You started at 31???? skeptical.

20 years at Enterprise is dying a slow painful death. The millions came from the insurance policy he took out from AFLAC.

Thats funny: )

the only thing you got is millions of tears from getting banged in the butt by your higher-ups and from the anger that they even fucked all the hot cookies and the fresh meat you sucked into ERA right out of school.


They took it all from you, dude.

Originally Posted by formergm

I retired at age 51 after 20 years. I no longer have to work and can enjoy the millions that I made while I was there.

Open mic night is Friday.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

yeah that virtual MBA thing has to go - seriously. The second thing that needs to go is the idea the "accountants" in admin's accounting are actually accountants. I think the business manager may have had a masters in accounting and had his CPA. But the rest of them had more trouble reading balance sheets than my MT's.

And I can't tell you how many mistakes were made.

do any of you toolbags in rental have an accounting degree? go get one and then talk shit you asseater

uh, that was sort of my point - they don't have accounting degrees, and maybe I do?

typical enterprise hack - convincing yourself you are good at something, and then attack everyone else so the focus is always somewhere else but your incompetence.

[Shouldhavequitsooner]

Originally Posted by formergm

I retired at age 51 after 20 years. I no longer have to work and can enjoy the millions that I made while I was there.

I'm calling bullshit.

I was 23 when I started and nearly 25 when I left. I literally felt like Office Space, every day I woke up to go to ERAC was the worst day of my life. I took most of my personal days and vacation days to search for a job and found one that was a great match. Now I go to work every day without praying for death. More money, more respect, more time, more self-satisfaction. I cannot imagine staying there for one more day. I am sorry for all of you assistants who have been there for 2-3 years and have bought in to the Green. When you finally wise up and quit when you are 28, you have no job skills, no real sales experience, no financial mgt, nothing...get out now!