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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17145 on: August 29, 2018, 09:29:28 PM »
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That’s the one I remember. Do you remember the date?
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17146 on: August 29, 2018, 09:30:43 PM »
Really? Like an armband or something? I hope you’re kidding...

Mainstreaming developmentally disabled people is quite a rewarding process for everyone involved.  Generally, they will be more efficient employees sometimes honest to a fault.  They're placed based on their strength and are given a narrow scope of responsibilities.

Yes, they'll be denoted as being special.  It allows customers to realize that they're dealing with somebody different.  Kind of like an "I'm in training" badge.  I implemented a program back in 1989 for Mail Boxes, Etc. Tear-jerking rewarding. 

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17147 on: August 29, 2018, 09:32:11 PM »
Hopefully, it was a developmentally-disabled person, Most of us have got days of patience for somebody like that.  Although their name badge or some other insignia should note it...
No, no, I didn't say it, but I did check it out, and he was definitely not. I would have been totally patient if that was the case for sure! Sad, really sad, I worry for his future (not kidding).
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17148 on: August 29, 2018, 09:32:40 PM »
Really? Like an armband or something? I hope you’re kidding...

makes 'em easier to round up.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17149 on: August 29, 2018, 09:34:01 PM »
You could pull up the website next time.
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17150 on: August 29, 2018, 09:37:15 PM »
That kid made it past 2nd grade?

Going back one particular political party sought to separate the 96% of the common people and minimize the investment into their education while an elite 4% ran everything.  Schools 2000 was the name of that program, I believe.
As an educator, I can tell you that despite my best efforts it's a sad, dumb world out there and only getting worse.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17151 on: August 29, 2018, 09:37:43 PM »
I live in the middle of Midsommer Murders area!


Catching up on the threads, sorry.   :P

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17152 on: August 29, 2018, 09:40:02 PM »
No, no, I didn't say it, but I did check it out, and he was definitely not. I would have been totally patient if that was the case for sure! Sad, really sad, I worry for his future (not kidding).

Peter principle, the toilet cleaner hit his ceiling.  A good manager will try to avoid the situation in the first place but sometimes it's just not what somebody is good at.  Maybe, now that school is in session, he's all they got.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17153 on: August 29, 2018, 09:41:09 PM »
link to Art Bell's grave.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/188792266/art-bell

Can't help but notice the discrepancy on the placeholder grave marker that says Art was born on July 17 when he always said it was June 17 :o Hope they get that sorted out for the tombstone

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17154 on: August 29, 2018, 09:42:46 PM »
Can't help but notice the discrepancy on the placeholder grave marker that says Art was born on July 17 when he always said it was June 17 :o Hope they get that sorted out for the tombstone
Maybe that's not a placeholder and that's the actual design heather had to take weeks off to make

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17155 on: August 29, 2018, 09:43:42 PM »
Thank you again, Spookcat! My rapidly waning sanity is now restored (at least for now). I KNEW I'd seen a sign somewhere! Aces! I can't +1 you again yet but will when I can.

No problem. I'd go to a DD before work a lot years ago. Large black tea, unsweetened, extra ice.
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17156 on: August 29, 2018, 09:45:06 PM »
Peter principle, the toilet cleaner hit his ceiling.  A good manager will try to avoid the situation in the first place but sometimes it's just not what somebody is good at.  Maybe, now that school is in session, he's all they got.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17157 on: August 29, 2018, 09:48:29 PM »
Apropos of nothing, I was horrified to realize that I spontaneously thought of the fringe folks today while driving home from the workshop I did. I was waiting at a drive-in window at a Dunkin' Donuts for an iced tea. I asked for a black unsweet iced tea (you have to say that here, you can't say unsweetened or no sugar, it has to be unsweet or they don't understand what you want).

The young man at the window looked at me and said "we don't have black tea, there is no such thing. We only have regular tea or green tea." Silly me! Says me: "but regular tea IS black tea, as opposed to green tea, which I don't want." Says the young man, "I'm sorry, but we don't have that kind of tea."

"Which kind of tea?" say I, dreading the inevitable nonsensical reply." "The black tea, there is no such thing, I'm sorry."

I take a deep breath, it's been a long day and I had very little sleep last night having to get up so early. "Ok then, I'd like a large unsweet regular tea, thank you."

"Ok," says he, and then: "unsweet?" I restrained myself from reaching up through the window and swatting him with the paper napkins on the window ledge. "Yes." I say.

Finally he brings me the tea (black, unsweetened, of course!), hands it and a straw to me, and then says "That'll be $3.09." (It included a donut, a very rare indulgence for me, but I was in traffic after all!). I hand him three dollar bills and a dime. He looks at the bills and the coin, looks at the register, looks back at the money, and says "Don't you need to give me another dollar? It's $3.09, not $3.

"I gave you $3.10, you owe me a penny, I don't owe you another dollar. May I please just have my change and the donut so I can go?"

And then... seriously, he called the manager over to ask if I needed to give him another dollar (she told him no). I asked her if he was new or in training and she said no, he'd been there a few months, was there a problem?

I said, "he can't seem to make change from what I gave him. And he doesn't seem to know your iced tea is black tea or green tea, he seems confused."

And she said (I swear this is true), we don't have black tea, we have regular tea."

I sighed, closed my window and drove off... wondering if the fringe people had taken over that Dunkin Donuts location without my knowing it.

End of saga.
Mind boggling. The Quickening has hit fast-food. I've heard there are college graduates that need calculators to add 4.20 and .35 or 7 times 12.
He sees the "01 Change" and thinks that means a dollar is owed ::) No business being on a register.

I am losing hope at all the drive-through windows as of late. It seems the new standard procedure is for me to paw through the order before driving off and see what got screwed up/what is missing.  (75% of the time its wrong) They don't pop the diet marker button on the pop lid unless there are multiple drinks I was told. How difficult is it to pop it to verify it is correct? The laziness is mind blowing.

I tried going when it is less busy (maybe a dozen customers an hour) and it gets worse.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17158 on: August 29, 2018, 09:52:19 PM »
No problem. I'd go to a DD before work a lot years ago. Large black tea, unsweetened, extra ice.
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #17159 on: August 29, 2018, 09:58:27 PM »
Heather, you' stolen funeral valor will not stand, man!
Yeh! Off with her head! Whoa! I got abit carried away.
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