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Occupation:Real Estate
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Registered on:1/26/2008
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re: Worst stories of quitting a job

Posted by LSU408 on 9/15/21 at 7:05 pm to
Well, I didn’t quit. I got fired & I’m not really proud of it, but I acted out of principle. I was working at a gym in BR when spin classes first became a thing around 02-03. There were supposed to be set schedules for instructors & I was teaching classes multiple times per day, 6-7 days a week.

At the time, I was big into bodybuilding & told the owner that I was burning too many calories & couldn’t meet my my personal goals. He was polite & basically told me to do my job. I added that the gym down the street was at least paying $15 per class. He again said that I should just do my job.

The next day, I pulled a chair up to the spin class & played the music & just sat there. I’m thinking to myself, that’ll show him.

Ole Jim pulled me into the office the next day during my workout & told me that my employment was terminated.

He was a good boss. I miss Southdowns Gym.

Jim cost me at least 3 Mr. Olympias. Lol. JK. Probably one of the best life lessons I’ve had.

What this guy said. I can tell you that I was very frustrated with a love one for messing up & living life negligently. I assumed after I took them to the hospital for a banana bag that they needed to sleep it off. The next day, they were shaking & hallucinating & tried to take their own life. I shook it off when they were asking me questions like, “don’t you see the carpet moving?” “ Don’t you hear the voices?” I didn’t understand the severity of drinking on that level & stopping cold turkey. Ultimately, they were taken to a rehab facility.

Please seek medical attention.

re: Afghanistan War Documentary

Posted by LSU408 on 11/1/17 at 10:19 pm to
Checking in to watch the docs soon. For you gentlemen who served, thank you for your service.
Thanks bud. I linked the wrong one.
Sent you an email Texas Tiger
Ponchy & Guava, let me know if you guys got my email.
I haven't heard back yet. If you want to post an email, Guava, I can send you one in the mail if you or someone else want to make it public.

re: LSU Football Music Related Question

Posted by LSU408 on 7/23/17 at 7:40 pm to
Hey Guys. I'm sorry I haven't made an account. I have no reason to have a Spotify account. If someone sends me their email, I'll send them the discs with all of the music.
Awesome. I'll get it done Monday & Bump the thread.

re: LSU Football Music Related Question

Posted by LSU408 on 7/15/17 at 3:34 pm to
I'll get a Spotify account & put it together. I spent a ton of time on the list.
I can post them Monday when I get to the office. I don't know how to put them in an audio file.
I made a huge mix this week. 83 songs in total. All LSU, Baton Rouge or Bayou related.
You're absolutely right. I don't understand why wagons aren't rented out.
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Posted by LEASTBAY on 5/31/17 at 8:55 pm to LSU408 I can deal with the heat, wind etc. but hauling of that shite back and forth to the car is miserable.


The only thing we didn't bring was the couch & dish washer. When we arrived, there was a guy that saw us carrying everything & let us use his wagon. On the way out, it was all on us.

Someone could do alright renting wagons out around that place. I would've dropped $20-$30 for a wagon for a day.
I can imagine. The wind will do work on a tent. You definitely can't rely on the standard stakes that come with the tent. I'd recommend wooden stakes & rope as a reinforcement. Not too tough for the wind to pull tooth picks out of the ground.
Lol. On the mosquito advice, that shite cracked me up when you posted it. I must've told 5 people the advice that you gave me. They laughed their asses off. Great advice btw.
It was a hell of an experience. I'm back in WM now hanging under the patio. That sun with no shelter is brutal. The place really is a diamond in the rough if you live nearby. It's ideal for 1 day camping & fishing. An hour or so away & I'd be there often with very little gear to tote.

On a separate note, the WW2 Museum in New Orleans is sobering to put it lightly. I'd like to go back & spend an entire day there.
No doubt about that. I'm a pretty fortunate fella. Also, thanks to TD, once we got to the French Quarter, I already knew where I got my shoes.