Stupid Guest Tricks

I think payscale that is optimized for company profits is the single biggest hinderence in the way the company is run now. Back when I originally hired in (1984), minimum wage was $2.25 maybe lower. Minimum Wage from 1981 to 1989 was $3.35 per hour. At that was up from $3.10 in 1980, prior to that ...

My personal favorite is being at one of the waterparks and then it starts raining. Everyone starts screaming, running for cover, holding towels or whatever they can get their hands on over their heads. And Yes, I've even seen people put on a poncho. I just can't stop thinking "You people are in...

hhsrat wrote:You're a computer tech, and you've seen the same client nearly daily for 3 years ... that could be a bad sign.

LOL.. Yes, it's called "job security".

In reality, We have assigned buildings on the campus and we have to "make rounds" daily.


JF

I'm a computer tech. I have had days like that. The other day was particularly busy and I was working on this woman's machine and finished up and then looked at my growing list of work-orders and asked the woman where "Jane Doe" was located in that building. She replied "uh, that's me...

This was one of the funniest things I've seen. I was in the Magic Kindom last week and Stitch was down. The two CM's who were handling the crowds had obviously been asked "Is it closed?" several times because they had taken two discarded fast passes and written "We are" on one an...

I just returned from WDW and as a guest had a similar experience as the original posters. We were waiting in the Stand-by line for Kilimanjaro and this woman is attempting to push her way through the line and I wasn't moving. The following is an actual OnStar conversation: Woman: Excuse me, we need ...