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Re: Laid off

Postby WanderingBlues » March 11th, 2014, 5:48 pm

Papasequoia wrote:
WanderingBlues wrote:In the meantime, if I'm rolling solo up the Eastside, I always have an extra bunk and food & drink at the ready.

If anyone should take him up on that I suggest you avoid the beans. :ugeek:


Midger and I both had them with no side effects. Ergo.....
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Re: Laid off

Postby k9mark » March 11th, 2014, 6:22 pm

Sorry for the bad news. Hope you find something soon. I just dont understand it, the President said the economy is better than ever, unemployment is down, there are jobs everywhere....he wouldn't lie... :LIAR:
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Re: Laid off

Postby midger » March 11th, 2014, 6:52 pm

WanderingBlues wrote:
Papasequoia wrote:
WanderingBlues wrote:In the meantime, if I'm rolling solo up the Eastside, I always have an extra bunk and food & drink at the ready.

If anyone should take him up on that I suggest you avoid the beans. :ugeek:


Midger and I both had them with no side effects. Ergo.....


Well, yeah, but the mosquitos and Jon both stayed upwind of where I fished.. ;)
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Re: Laid off

Postby Jimbo Roberts » March 11th, 2014, 8:46 pm

There's always a bright side to everything.
Now you have time to do a little fishing to decompress.
Good Luck!

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Re: Laid off

Postby stanbery » March 11th, 2014, 9:26 pm

Gary and Wade sorry to hear the bad news and good luck on getting a new job soon

fivefish wrote:Wade, give me a call when you get a chance. I'll see if I can help you out in any way I can. If anything, I might be able to scrape together a working computer with all the parts I have around. The internet is a vital tool in finding new employment so I'd be more than happy to gift you with whatever I can come up with.


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Re: Laid off

Postby rkfiske » March 11th, 2014, 9:59 pm

stanbery wrote:Gary and Wade sorry to hear the bad news and good luck on getting a new job soon

fivefish wrote:Wade, give me a call when you get a chance. I'll see if I can help you out in any way I can. If anything, I might be able to scrape together a working computer with all the parts I have around. The internet is a vital tool in finding new employment so I'd be more than happy to gift you with whatever I can come up with.


Craig

If you need any parts let me know.
Jon


I've got some computer parts lying around too, so please let me know as well!!
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Re: Laid off

Postby duckdog » March 11th, 2014, 10:41 pm

Wade and Gary, sorry to hear about the job loss. I realize that not having a computer can make finding a job tougher but don't let it get you down. A while back my wife got let go from her job, (actually it was a construction co. and it went under ) . She found her current job in the help wanted section of the news paper if you can believe it. She was out of work for about 6 weeks and I have never seen any one work harder to find a job. It's tough out there but try to set your mind in a positive direction and think out side of the box. Good luck to both of you. This economy is so fragile it wouldn't take much shaking to see more of this kind of thing.
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Re: Laid off

Postby John Harper » March 12th, 2014, 6:15 am

Yes, another reason to use the local library. You can check out the local newspapers for jobs and access the internet at the public workstations. I've used the ones at the Mammoth library many times when up there during the summer. Good luck.

BTW, what industry are you in?

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Re: Laid off

Postby anacrime » March 12th, 2014, 6:29 am

k9mark wrote:I just dont understand it, the President said the economy is better than ever, unemployment is down, there are jobs everywhere....he wouldn't lie... :LIAR:

This is definitely the President's fault, that's for sure.

Hope you guys find something else quick. My mom just got laid off too because some other BS company absorbed her already BS company. I hope I never have to play the corporate America game. Good luck boys.
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Re: Laid off

Postby Gary C. » March 12th, 2014, 6:52 am

Jimbo Roberts wrote:There's always a bright side to everything.
Now you have time to do a little fishing to decompress.
Good Luck!

Jimbo

That is what I plan to do for a little while. I have not been able to spend the time on the the water like I use to and would like to make up for it a little. I've knew it was a possibility for a while now and planned ahead. I had tried to plan a JMT hike for this summer but the wife is drawing a line on that one.

Thanks to everyone for the concern and support. It is much appreciated.
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Re: Laid off

Postby Sasha » March 12th, 2014, 8:29 am

* that sucks guys, I've been there and done that back in early 2009. Good luck, hopefully you both will find something better soon.
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Re: Laid off

Postby fivefish » March 12th, 2014, 9:11 am

anacrime wrote:
k9mark wrote:I just dont understand it, the President said the economy is better than ever, unemployment is down, there are jobs everywhere....he wouldn't lie... :LIAR:

This is definitely the President's fault, that's for sure.

Hope you guys find something else quick. My mom just got laid off too because some other BS company absorbed her already BS company. I hope I never have to play the corporate America game. Good luck boys.


You could move to Cuba... that would get you out of corporate America "game". ;) :fart: :mrgreen: :bananadance: :comfort:
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Re: Laid off

Postby anacrime » March 12th, 2014, 8:20 pm

Hopefully not! I'm making beer that people like... so I'll keep doing that for as long as I can.
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Re: Laid off

Postby fivefish » March 13th, 2014, 3:42 pm

anacrime wrote:Hopefully not! I'm making beer that people like... so I'll keep doing that for as long as I can.


Making beer is a noble cause that I fully support (unless you're working for one of the big breweries that spews out * water they call beer) :) If you run across any outstanding IPAs, inform me please. Right now I've been favoring Denogginizer and any IPA/DIPA from Firestone.
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Re: Laid off

Postby anacrime » March 13th, 2014, 6:36 pm

Drakes and Firestone are two of the best hoppy beer makers in the world - you're doing well! Where do you live? The brewery I used to work for, Beachwood, makes killer IPAs and highly worth seeking out. SoCal distro only, and get scooped up very quick. I've since taken a job at Crooked Stave in Denver, we focus on wild and sour Belgian-style ales.
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