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April 26, 2006, 1:22 am PDT

Ugh is right.

Quote From: purplepain

Ya see? That makes me sick. My husband works with a couple of guys like that, only not as bad. They keep their job but complain about it constantly.

The reason it makes me mad is because my husband has been waiting for a break like the one he got at this job for a long long time. He works programming video games and he gets paid a mere $28,000 a year to support 3 people on. He has his foot in the door way and he has a whole ladder to climb up. He's thankful for his job and he works hard at it, stays late, he has bought books on new programming concepts that will help him get a promotion eventually and he spends his spare time practicing and writing programs at home.

On the other hand, he works along side of two moochers. Who got  the job from knowing the president of the company. They complain, leave early, come late, do their job wrong and the say they don't get paid enough all the time.

Young adults today are the product of spoiled babyboomers....ugh
 I hear you. It frustrates me to no end.  Even though I love my stepson, (And I mean that), It is time that he grows up.  The saddest part of it all though, is that his father is to partly blame because he allows it to happen.  He keeps giving in to him, so he knows he can keep quiting his jobs.  I am not the perfect parent, but I just wouldn't put up with it from my kids.  My daughter is just turning 19 and she is attending college fulltime and has a fulltime evening job at a telephone marketing company.  I think she is working too many hours, personally.  She is going to burn out.  I told her that I think she should quit her job and just obtain a partime, evening job.  Then she will be able to focus more on her schoolwork, but she is somehow still averaging a 90 percent in her courses.  The only problem I have with my daughter, (but it is big enough), is her attitude.  I'm just glad that she is a hard worker.  What I find the hardest is that my fiance is doing the same thing with my daughter as what he did with his kids.  I am trying to teach my daughter not to borrow money off of me because she shouldn't have to.  So, she blows her paychecks (thankgod, not on drugs), on clothes, but then asks for money.  I won't give it to her, but my fiance does,  just to shut her up.  That's what happened with his boys.  I don't want my daughter getting used to mooching off of us.  How do I deal with that one??
 


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