Cadberry Crunchie (Found them @ London Drugs, cheap)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crunchie
To Vancouverers:
I'm looking for these. If you ever encounter them before the 25th of this month, please tell me where? Thanks ^^ Or if you are anime club ppl that'll go to the showing on the 25th, buy me a few? Small snacks size preferred (one bag or two?), bar-size is also fine (3 bars). Thanks in advance!
$2 for 3 at London Drugs =o
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I'm fooling around on LJ cuz the IKB common computers here can't play AVI files =( and I don't feel like flooding on forums either, so I thought I might as well check LJ since I haven't done so for a while)
So, 2 weeks ago, a friend recommanded me a job. It's telemarketing at an insurance marketing company. At first, I thought the job is "okay", and would be easier than being a cashier and pays a little more than a cashier. I get to sit on a sofa-chair which is incredibly comfortable (since it's their conference room but no one uses in the evening), and all I need to do is sit and phone and talk to people. I was doing content on the first 3 days of work - although I didn't manage to get anyone to become interested in our products - and didn't feel any stress. Then by Day 6 of work, I started to literally hit my head lightly against the wall during work. Why? It's not really because of the stress of still not being able to get someone to become interested, but that the job is... very boring @_@;;; Phoning people for 4 hours in the evening isn't really the funnest or most enjoyable thing to do, but all you get from people is that they are not interested in the service, they don't care if they die tomorrow without insurance (yes, someone literally said that), or they already bought some sort of insurance. It's just so dull that... usually by the last 40 minutes of work, my tongue start to twist or something and I'm unable to say things fluently. Um, yeah. So for the last few days, I started taking breaks (which I didn't, during the first few days of work since I want a lil' more money) to shorten my work hour. 30 minutes break is allowed, so I take them everyday now... even just to go to the nearby supermarket and walk around...
But yeah, I kinda cannot stand the dullness of this job, so I likely won't reapply for this job during September, although the boss said he'd re-hire me.
To Vancouverers:
I'm looking for these. If you ever encounter them before the 25th of this month, please tell me where? Thanks ^^ Or if you are anime club ppl that'll go to the showing on the 25th, buy me a few? Small snacks size preferred (one bag or two?), bar-size is also fine (3 bars). Thanks in advance!
$2 for 3 at London Drugs =o
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I'm fooling around on LJ cuz the IKB common computers here can't play AVI files =( and I don't feel like flooding on forums either, so I thought I might as well check LJ since I haven't done so for a while)
So, 2 weeks ago, a friend recommanded me a job. It's telemarketing at an insurance marketing company. At first, I thought the job is "okay", and would be easier than being a cashier and pays a little more than a cashier. I get to sit on a sofa-chair which is incredibly comfortable (since it's their conference room but no one uses in the evening), and all I need to do is sit and phone and talk to people. I was doing content on the first 3 days of work - although I didn't manage to get anyone to become interested in our products - and didn't feel any stress. Then by Day 6 of work, I started to literally hit my head lightly against the wall during work. Why? It's not really because of the stress of still not being able to get someone to become interested, but that the job is... very boring @_@;;; Phoning people for 4 hours in the evening isn't really the funnest or most enjoyable thing to do, but all you get from people is that they are not interested in the service, they don't care if they die tomorrow without insurance (yes, someone literally said that), or they already bought some sort of insurance. It's just so dull that... usually by the last 40 minutes of work, my tongue start to twist or something and I'm unable to say things fluently. Um, yeah. So for the last few days, I started taking breaks (which I didn't, during the first few days of work since I want a lil' more money) to shorten my work hour. 30 minutes break is allowed, so I take them everyday now... even just to go to the nearby supermarket and walk around...
But yeah, I kinda cannot stand the dullness of this job, so I likely won't reapply for this job during September, although the boss said he'd re-hire me.