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Read some of his many ridiculous posts and you'll figure it out.
He's a misogynist with poor money management skills who thinks far too highly of himself. The way he talks you'd think he went to Harvard, rather he went to a third tier college, graduated with a degree in communications , and works in a dead-end job for a private social services agency, acting like he's a manager when in fact he's just a low level worker bee.
He's also made unwelcome and repulsive comments with sexual overtones to a number of posters, and asked every ridiculous question when he was job hunting (my two favorites, "Should I pick up the phone when it rings or let it go to voice mail," and "It's 20 degrees outside, should I wear a top coat to my interview or not?" (By the way--he was walking to the interview as he doesn't own a car.)
He got caught trying to collect more unemployment than he was due, and whined non-stop about having to eat Fruit Loops for dinner for a week before he got his first paycheck.
annerk looks down on people who make under $60,000
That's not true at all. I look down on pathetic people with over-inflated egos who cause workplace drama by sticking their nose where it doesn't belong and are misogynistic sexual perverts, regardless of their income.
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Originally Posted by annerk
That's not true at all. I look down on pathetic people with over-inflated egos who cause workplace drama by sticking their nose where it doesn't belong and are misogynistic sexual perverts, regardless of their income.
I saw it happen some years ago when the economy was healthy. At the end of his first day he said something about it being too far from home. But I think he got a better offer after agreeing to come to work.
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