Had a client call today that left me wanting to break something afterwards. I think I need a new job.
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Had a client call today that left me wanting to break something afterwards. I think I need a new job.
**** that guy. We don't even have them as a client anymore. We basically told them to take their business and shove it.Did he let you listen to Wu Tang?
Speaking of @cyrocksmypants did he get banned again, or just busy with tax season?
Thanks for all the responses, made the decision rather clear. These are all Police Department's that I'm applying for. Which is a small knit community around the Central Iowa area, but I won't be living / applying for any Police Departments in Ames or Iowa.You accept one of the first two and, if the third happens, back out of the initial one. If the 3rd one is the one you really want, you should try for it. If you're rejected, you still have the first one you accepted. Chances are, this sort of thing has happened at these places before.
As long as you explain the situation, the first place shouldn't be too upset. Generally, it is best to be honest about these things. That being said, I wouldn't tell the other places about the 3rd interview unless they ask about it (which they shouldn't).
About the same time she shut Pants down.![]()
I HATED those...
I achieved my full height and matured physically by the end of sixth grade. I was the tallest kid in fifth (5'2") and sixth grades (5'3"), at two different elementary schools. I think we were all shorter then because I doubt those heights would hold sway today.
But I still remember the mothers who were helping with the PFT in my fifth grade year. They were quietly writing down the heights & weights, until they got to me. Then the one writing down weights exclaimed loudly "oh my goodness, you're my FIRST 100 POUNDER!!!". I was 5'2", I weighed about 105. She realized her mistake but it was too late. The other kids in line all were laughing, I was humiliated...and teased incessantly about being "fat" for the rest of the year. One of the other girls in the class came up to me later and told me she was sorry about what happened, but she was grateful that the mom stopped announcing weights because she weighed ten pounds more than me and was several inches shorter. Small comfort.
One of older kids still holds the sit and reach record for every grade at our school. I don't think it has anything to do with his flexibility, I think the test doesn't take his abnormally long arms into account.
One of older kids still holds the sit and reach record for every grade at our school. I don't think it has anything to do with his flexibility, I think the test doesn't take his abnormally long arms into account.
I was 5-foot tall going into 10th grade and wasn't even at the often mocked 98-pound level (think kid Steve Rogers in Captain America). I grew 9 inches the next two years but everyone at HS reunions still remembers me as being 5-foot tall. I really hated HS.
Sit and reach didn't take into account my abnormally long legs/thighs and normal lengthed arms. There was a girl in my class that was a dancer, and she could put her stomach flat to the floor. I think she would get a +14" easily. I was happy with a 0" or +1". And, we had to do a pull-up. No "dead hang" (I THINK that's what we called it) I had to work for just one pull-up. But somewhere, not school, I tested myself on a "dead hang". I think I went upper 40's/lower 50's in seconds.
I was 5' in 4th grade. 9 or 10 years old, and 5' tall. I wish I could tell you where i was at 6th grade, but couldn't. By end of 8th grade, I was 5'10".
Had a client call today that left me wanting to break something afterwards. I think I need a new job.
No clue what this sit & reach is. We did pull-ups, push ups, one lap around the track, a 100 yd dash, & squat thrusts. I sucked at most, if not all of them. If that sit & reach involves flexibility, I might have actually had one that I could DO! I could stand feet together and lay my palms flat on the floor without bending my knees, sit on the floor with the soles of my feet together and my knees would touch the floor. Forward and side splits, check. Lay on my stomach and take the rubber band out of my ponytail with my toes, check.
I just wasn't any good at arm strength or running.![]()
I'm older than you, and WE had to do them. Maybe Washington had different rules than Iowa.I'm so old, I never had to to do the Presidential Physical Fitness thing myself. But I could do a ton of chin ups on the pole that held up the clothes line until I finally got hips and boobs around the beginning of 8th grade. Before that, I just didn't have that much weight to pull up. I'll have to have the boys show me how to dead hang and hopefully not hang dead. They like to show me how to lift weights and the like so they can laugh at me. But they did brag on me when I finally benched 100 lbs again.
YUP! THAT one I could have done - lay my body flat over my legs.
As someone who probably had a BMI in the low thirties most of their life, physical fitness was never my thing.