gnubler
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We must have the same customers. I'm getting close too. It is the American way, afterall...
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How to talk to unhappy employee’s.
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Gino
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She was qualified. I don't have a problem with being overweight or female. Up here, we can't discriminate.... even back then. She was talkative and seemed fine. I wasn't intending to send her out on a ladder. I don't think we had any with the weight limit being addressed formally, but she had worked for another sign shop. I did not follow up by calling them, but even then, you couldn't say anything derogatory about someone looking for hire.
Boudica
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I thought carrying was mandatory in North IdahoWe must have the same customers. I'm getting close too. It is the American way, afterall...
gnubler
Active Member
It is, and very low crime.
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
It's not a stapler, it's a swingline stapler. Gino would like that movie
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
Soooooo are you saying that you're a fat woman?
Boudica
Back to "educational purposes"
I pack blades in my Carhartts. Quick draw out of the side pocket.
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
You're obviously not talking about texassignmaker here
JBurton
Signtologist
Yeah, those snap off knives are pretty reassuring to have all the time, and more often than not security doesn't see it as a knife if you toss it down with pens and keys.
Olfa 30degrees almost live in my back pocket. Then they migrate to the door pocket of the car on the way home. Every blue moon, they mass migrate back home to the work space.
More than once they've presented themselves at the bar when pulling out my wallet. To be fair they're often accompanied by an automatic (pencil) and a squeegee.
More than once they've presented themselves at the bar when pulling out my wallet. To be fair they're often accompanied by an automatic (pencil) and a squeegee.
Ray Miller
Owner
With all the animals we have around here, you almost need to have a gun ready. Those little olfa knives and staplers aren't going to do much to anybody. I live in back of a working farm and that creates a lot of critters running around. My shop is close to town so not as many here and most of my customers are easy to get along with. You people have some dillies for customers if you're threatening them with guns and knives. If you're threatening your employees with the same tools you go after customers with might might want to consider another line of work.
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
HA. We had an employee one time who wanted to buck the boss (my boyfriend). He kept telling my bf that he wasn't going to wrap a particular car unless they took it apart. The BF wasn't having it. He kept telling the guy he wasn't going to take the car apart. The guy decided to make his stand at that moment. A bit of a backstory. my bf's daughter looked him up after we hired him and it turned out he was a stalker from another state. He would come up to our shop early before we got there and he would sit in the parking lot and hang out. One of the girls in another shop was really uncomfortable with him around because he would always stare her down. Her boss had told us about it. We also noticed on security cameras that he was meeting customers on weekends outside the shop. We lost several sales for roof wraps, and hood wraps because he was talking to customers outside when we were inside.
The very last day he was there, he was talking poop to the bf and the bf pulled out that yellow knife and started clicking the blade in and out. he backed up and left really fast. we saw him one more time for him to return the work shirts and we never saw him again.
The young girl in the adjacent shop was relieved.
The very last day he was there, he was talking poop to the bf and the bf pulled out that yellow knife and started clicking the blade in and out. he backed up and left really fast. we saw him one more time for him to return the work shirts and we never saw him again.
The young girl in the adjacent shop was relieved.
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
I'm not scared. The rooster will handle any issues
JBurton
Signtologist
Yeah, but chaps only do so much...
gnubler
Active Member
Gino = Gina (pronounced Gyna)
