ok i know wal mart's not a theme park but

hulkcoaster · Post by **hulkcoaster** » Sat May 29, 2004 1:07 am

^So hows your health insurance, i hear it sucks and was just wondering what it really was like?

imissRBT · Post by **imissRBT** » Sat May 29, 2004 7:21 am

well i am just getting switched to full time..not sure how that's gonna change it...but right now i have a crappy program called starbridge which supposedly doesn't really cover much and takes like 25 bucks out of all my paychecks...(i could a bought like 30 burritos with that money) but yeah the health insurance pretty much does suck....

nitro-junkie · Post by **nitro-junkie** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:46 am

Just read a book called "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America", and there are a couple of GREAT chapters about Wal-Mart that feels totally universal to the theme park world as well.

Quick summary: writer goes "undercover" working various minimum wage jobs around the country trying to see if the wage will pay for an above-poverty level way of life (hint:they don't). But what also stuck with me was all the dumb-@$$es out there, and greasy, shifty assistant managers. And by dumb-@$$es, I'm putting them down for their lack of common sense and basic level of respect for their fellow humans, not their lack of formal education.

And yeah, out here on the road, Wal-Mart has amused me many times in many places.

Seussgirl · Post by **Seussgirl** » Sat Oct 22, 2005 9:37 am

Walmart's not a theme park?!

Depends on what time of the day you go! :p:

PirateJohn · Post by **PirateJohn** » Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:28 am

sistercoyote wrote:I have to admit, it surprised me that sharpies were age restricted.

Then again, I was also appalled at a Wal*mart recently when they asked me to confirm that no one under 17 would be watching the movie I was buying.

The movie? Feardotcom. I had Strange Days, too, but only Feardotcom apparently triggered their age restriction...stupid.

:roll:

I recently had to get someone come and verify my age at the self-checkout aisle for a PG movie.

And, quite frankly, I'd have to say that buying Strange Days probably qualifies you for a "Here's Your Sign" in itself... I saw that movie in the theater and wanted my money back.

LostMalfoy · Post by **LostMalfoy** » Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:36 am

Along with that movie thing, if it's an R movie, it really depends on the maturity level of the viewer, and the opinion of the supervising adult (in most cases a parent). A lot of times, movies are given an R rating for dumb reasons. I own a few that are given that rating for mild gore and action sequences...I mean, come on.

Sorry to get off topic, but I had to say something. Lol

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