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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
Now we know you're lying.
Look folks. MMM did a pretty good job for over a year of presenting himself in a way that made me *think* he was actually a college professor, or teacher of some kind. I actually believed that he was responsible for the education of our next generation. I believed he was intelligent and qualified enough for someone in his field to say "Hey, you should teach this to other people".
The fact that he presented that image suggests insecurity. His reaction when I found out the truth confirms insecurity. Now if you really want me to start tearing into this guy and hurt his feelings...I will. It won't be hard to crush someone who's life amounts to being a lab-bitch who rides the bus to work everyday. But like I said...I'm trying to be nice.
@MMM congratulations on being satisfied with your job. But that probably means that it's meaningless. Entertaining entitled snowflakes isn't really moving the economy. And it should be noted that your recent diatribe about how great your job is failed to include ANY mention of anything challenging or difficult that you might face. So I hope you don't ever want a promotion, or a raise, or to be considered as a serious applicant for a *real* job. Because if all it takes to satisfy you are smiles....no one will ever ask you to do more than that.
If you're curious, I manage financial planning and analysis for a company that does cargo and ground handling for airlines. We have over 100 contracts with various airlines. We have 50+ individually managed operations located in 21 cities all with their own individual Profit&Loss statements. We have 1400+ employees working for us, 2000+ during the peak season. It's all run by a group of about 4-6 people. There's a director, a sales person, an operations person, a finance person, and some regional managers. I'm the finance person.
What I do might not be glamorous, but it supports 1400 families. And it's challenging. You have to predict revenue and expenditures for something like 5000 line items. And you have to be right. And if it's not right, you have to be able to explain why. And then you have to collaborate with operations, and the individual managers, to make the necessary corrections to make the numbers right again. Sometimes you have to get creative, and that takes a deep understanding of the workings of the operation and all the players involved.
Every time I leave work on Friday, I feel better and smarter and more skilled than I did the previous Monday. Hard to get that feeling if all you're doing is blowing up soda cans.
But yes, I stare at numbers alot, and I talk to a lot of idiots. I often make people unhappy. And it's kind of a drag. But it's part of the job, and it doesn't affect the pride I have in it.
Outside of that I'm responsible for the care and upbringing of three people. Have you ever sat with a 7 year old and tried to teach them fractions? Have you ever experienced the elation when the light-bulb goes off and they "get it". I teach people too. Just fewer people. But I teach them alot more things. Do you know how satisfying it is to know that you've passed on knowledge that has given them an advantage over their peers, and set them on an extremely positive trajectory in life? Do you realize that its 10x more satisfying because the person you've taught is someone you care for and love deeply? No, probably not. You make entitled snowflakes say "ooooh". Nice gig.
Want me to keep pulling off scabs here? Or can I go back to being nice?
if you want me to continue, I'll need some more material. So @MMM, when was the last time your penis was inside a woman? How much did she weigh?
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