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roguemocha

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Also a difference between them cancelling a game (you don’t have the option to play) and you deciding you’re sitting out an event that is still happening. BM wasn’t cancelled.
 

Ron Mehico

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roguemocha

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Snagged a food processor off amazon and we(she) made some pretty dang good almond butter with coconut oil last night. Throw it in with some steel cut oats and some blueberries for a good and healthy breakfast, highly recommend. That or a homemade smoothie to start off your day just really puts you in a feel good mood.
 
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**Rick Pitino begging little Sienna for a job is pretty much the perfect comeuppance for that massive ego.

So I went out to eat yesterday after work but before the kids/wife got out of daycare/work. Long day at work, so I just wanted to relax and stare at my phone. A guy walks in, asks for an application, and sits down at the next table. As I'm thinking "Don't f*cking think about talking to me" he looks over and says, (I sh*t you not,) "Hey man, this is a little embarrassing, but how do you spell "cashier?"

So I answer the guy's question, making sure to imply the appropriate amount of annoyance, and go back to eating. A couple minutes later, "Hey man, sorry to bother you again.. I swear this is the last time... but it says here "Have you ever been convicted of a crime..." I plead guilty to domestic violence four years ago... do you think that counts? That's a crime... right? Yeah?"

"Man, I'm not a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure that's a crime."

He finishes the application, takes it up to the manager, they talk for a few minutes. He drops the owner's name. I overhear that he was to start training today at ten.
 

joeyrupption

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**Rick Pitino begging little Sienna for a job is pretty much the perfect comeuppance for that massive ego.

So I went out to eat yesterday after work but before the kids/wife got out of daycare/work. Long day at work, so I just wanted to relax and stare at my phone. A guy walks in, asks for an application, and sits down at the next table. As I'm thinking "Don't f*cking think about talking to me" he looks over and says, (I sh*t you not,) "Hey man, this is a little embarrassing, but how do you spell "cashier?"

So I answer the guy's question, making sure to imply the appropriate amount of annoyance, and go back to eating. A couple minutes later, "Hey man, sorry to bother you again.. I swear this is the last time... but it says here "Have you ever been convicted of a crime..." I plead guilty to domestic violence four years ago... do you think that counts? That's a crime... right? Yeah?"

"Man, I'm not a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure that's a crime."

He finishes the application, takes it up to the manager, they talk for a few minutes. He drops the owner's name. I overhear that he was to start training today at ten.
One time at the downtown Snappy Tomato Pizza lunch buffet, a foreign guy was peppering me with questions (I think he asked one and a follow-up in about five seconds) as about how to order at a pizza buffet as I was returning to my seat from the hot lamps. I shut him down by saying, “I don’t wish to engage you anymore,” as I waved him off, put both earbuds in and sat down to enjoy some ‘za.

Yup, I really alpha’d everyone in there, while eating my buffet siracha/ chili/ desert slice on that lunch break.
 

august-west

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**Rick Pitino begging little Sienna for a job is pretty much the perfect comeuppance for that massive ego.

So I went out to eat yesterday after work but before the kids/wife got out of daycare/work. Long day at work, so I just wanted to relax and stare at my phone. A guy walks in, asks for an application, and sits down at the next table. As I'm thinking "Don't f*cking think about talking to me" he looks over and says, (I sh*t you not,) "Hey man, this is a little embarrassing, but how do you spell "cashier?"

So I answer the guy's question, making sure to imply the appropriate amount of annoyance, and go back to eating. A couple minutes later, "Hey man, sorry to bother you again.. I swear this is the last time... but it says here "Have you ever been convicted of a crime..." I plead guilty to domestic violence four years ago... do you think that counts? That's a crime... right? Yeah?"

"Man, I'm not a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure that's a crime."

He finishes the application, takes it up to the manager, they talk for a few minutes. He drops the owner's name. I overhear that he was to start training today at ten.

Everyone deserves a 2nd, 3rd, 4th chaince. At least ole boy was turning in an app
 

cricket3

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So do people actually know who it was and are going to play the “I know something you don’t know” game?
 

jwheat

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Wettcat was the poster who took offense to the post that got him fired. Wettcat also lives in Nashville the place where he works. Wettcat hasn’t posted about anything but the Incident since it happened
 

roguemocha

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**Rick Pitino begging little Sienna for a job is pretty much the perfect comeuppance for that massive ego.

So I went out to eat yesterday after work but before the kids/wife got out of daycare/work. Long day at work, so I just wanted to relax and stare at my phone. A guy walks in, asks for an application, and sits down at the next table. As I'm thinking "Don't f*cking think about talking to me" he looks over and says, (I sh*t you not,) "Hey man, this is a little embarrassing, but how do you spell "cashier?"

So I answer the guy's question, making sure to imply the appropriate amount of annoyance, and go back to eating. A couple minutes later, "Hey man, sorry to bother you again.. I swear this is the last time... but it says here "Have you ever been convicted of a crime..." I plead guilty to domestic violence four years ago... do you think that counts? That's a crime... right? Yeah?"

"Man, I'm not a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure that's a crime."

He finishes the application, takes it up to the manager, they talk for a few minutes. He drops the owner's name. I overhear that he was to start training today at ten.
My favorite is when they sit down to fill out an application at the bar and order a drink. Not appropriate ever when applying somewhere but when it happens before noon it’s pretty fantastic.
 

Brandon Stroud

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Yeah, can't sully the impeccable character of the present and former staff of Scars&Tattoos. Can you imagine a drunk loser bartending there?!?!
 

cawoodsct

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A downtown Cincinnati restaurant is making a Cincinnati-chili-infused whiskey cocktail.

It’s called the Manhattan Skyline. Made with Maker’s Mark and housemade Cincinnati-chili-infused bitters, the uniquely Cincinnati drink will cost you $8. The bitters used in the cocktail are made with “a lot of chili powder, some dark chocolate, cinnamon, cumin, clove, cayenne, a little red wine,” Sallee says.
 
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drxman1

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RIP Barbara Bush.

Crazy about that Southwest flight. Guess I don’t have to worry bout being sucked out a window.

Hope Willy gets wild this weekend, but maybe not quite spatula wild. Poor guy could barely
Move the next day.

Ok Rosie, bring it.
 

anthonys735

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[sick]


A downtown Cincinnati restaurant is making a Cincinnati-chili-infused whiskey cocktail.

It’s called the Manhattan Skyline. Made with Maker’s Mark and housemade Cincinnati-chili-infused bitters, the uniquely Cincinnati drink will cost you $8. The bitters used in the cocktail are made with “a lot of chili powder, some dark chocolate, cinnamon, cumin, clove, cayenne, a little red wine,” Sallee says.
No.
 

anthonys735

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That's not a sport guy is the worst. Rob couldn't run to the end of his driveway without serious injury.
 
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TheShowKiller

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NBA has always been pretty liberal with the walk call but this new step back move Harden and others are doing is ridiculous.
 

roguemocha

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Yeah, can't sully the impeccable character of the present and former staff of Scars&Tattoos. Can you imagine a drunk loser bartending there?!?!
Ummmm, you can’t apply to Tats bubsy. The owner will ask you if he wants you to work here. Too much money to hire a joe blow that we don’t know.

The two bars I work at someone has to die basically for you to get on.
 
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drxman1

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Wild Wild Country is interesting.

No doubt PTI would have been Rajneesh.

Love how Sheela had a hot tub in her secret underground lair.
 
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TCPUKChamps

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Playoff hockey taking years off my life.

Yall should branch out and try new things. It's fun.

Joey the Bonz should make it up to Columbus for Game 4. If he was a true Caps man
 

roguemocha

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Oh for f@ck sake. You are a bar tender, not Prince Charles.
Thank God, dude is ugly. I can get rich, he can’t get attractive.

And I’m trying to model myself after you, real estate mogul except I’ll have higher end properties.
 

jwheat

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Key west bar workers have a brotherhood that us mainlanders wouldn’t understand. The only way out is in a wooden box
 
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