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Ive gone too deep on youtube...someone HELP!
April 8, 2016 at
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What started out as normal browsing on youtube has led me deep into the bowels of the web.
I started watching a guy on a bike getting into arguments with cars that almost hit him...that led to brake checking big rigs and cars getting destroyed...which somehow led to nolan ryan getting into a fight on the mound...now im watching ballboy/girls make really great catches along with people in the stands catching foul balls.
I currently have 15 tabs open in chrome...all of which have videos im interested in watching.
What should be my next course of action? Ive just blown 3 hours of my life and want it to stop!
I started watching a guy on a bike getting into arguments with cars that almost hit him...that led to brake checking big rigs and cars getting destroyed...which somehow led to nolan ryan getting into a fight on the mound...now im watching ballboy/girls make really great catches along with people in the stands catching foul balls.
I currently have 15 tabs open in chrome...all of which have videos im interested in watching.
What should be my next course of action? Ive just blown 3 hours of my life and want it to stop!
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Friday afternoon was dedicated to youtube but I managed to squeeze the first 3 episodes of penny dreadful in the morning. People keep telling me to watch it so I finally am.
note: I do have a separate machine that I watch tv shows/movies I download. It doesnt have connectivity to the internet so I have to do youtube on my "work" machine.
Bottom line is most of us work for a machine (corp) that does nothing but generate money. I dont take any job ive ever worked too serious. F them.
I personally recommend liveleak but its hard to kill several hours there...not to mention I dont want to access that at work. I try to be smart about it.
Friday afternoon was dedicated to youtube but I managed to squeeze the first 3 episodes of penny dreadful in the morning. People keep telling me to watch it so I finally am.
note: I do have a separate machine that I watch tv shows/movies I download. It doesnt have connectivity to the internet so I have to do youtube on my "work" machine.
Bottom line is most of us work for a machine (corp) that does nothing but generate money. I dont take any job ive ever worked too serious. F them.
Friday afternoon was dedicated to youtube but I managed to squeeze the first 3 episodes of penny dreadful in the morning. People keep telling me to watch it so I finally am.
note: I do have a separate machine that I watch tv shows/movies I download. It doesnt have connectivity to the internet so I have to do youtube on my "work" machine.
Bottom line is most of us work for a machine (corp) that does nothing but generate money. I dont take any job ive ever worked too serious. F them.
I get my check and notice that my pay rate for most of it was $1 less an hour for my regular hours than what I was told when I was hired. Little did I know the company had a policy of docking employees $1 an hour if you were even 1 minute 'late' in the mornings. You had the minute before the start of shift and the minute OF the start of shift to clock in by. If that big hand was on the first minute notch after the top of the hour they docked you the $1 an hour.
Problem is there was ONE time clock and about 30-40 employees. So you either had to elbow your way in to the clock or risk getting docked. I kept wondering why everybody was so gung ho to race to the clock.
They didn't tell me that in the interview and at that point I still considered companies to be fairly honest with their employees. I was so fcuking naive at that point still. That ONE experience soured me on ever trusting another company again. I've quit more jobs than 20 people will ever have in a lifetime due to not wanting to get fcuked over ever again since that point.
I get my check and notice that my pay rate for most of it was $1 less an hour for my regular hours than what I was told when I was hired. Little did I know the company had a policy of docking employees $1 an hour if you were even 1 minute 'late' in the mornings. You had the minute before the start of shift and the minute OF the start of shift to clock in by. If that big hand was on the first minute notch after the top of the hour they docked you the $1 an hour.
Problem is there was ONE time clock and about 30-40 employees. So you either had to elbow your way in to the clock or risk getting docked. I kept wondering why everybody was so gung ho to race to the clock.
They didn't tell me that in the interview and at that point I still considered companies to be fairly honest with their employees. I was so fcuking naive at that point still. That ONE experience soured me on ever trusting another company again. I've quit more jobs than 20 people will ever have in a lifetime due to not wanting to get fcuked over ever again since that point.
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Friday afternoon was dedicated to youtube but I managed to squeeze the first 3 episodes of penny dreadful in the morning. People keep telling me to watch it so I finally am.
note: I do have a separate machine that I watch tv shows/movies I download. It doesnt have connectivity to the internet so I have to do youtube on my "work" machine.
Bottom line is most of us work for a machine (corp) that does nothing but generate money. I dont take any job ive ever worked too serious. F them.
I get my check and notice that my pay rate for most of it was $1 less an hour for my regular hours than what I was told when I was hired. Little did I know the company had a policy of docking employees $1 an hour if you were even 1 minute 'late' in the mornings. You had the minute before the start of shift and the minute OF the start of shift to clock in by. If that big hand was on the first minute notch after the top of the hour they docked you the $1 an hour.
Problem is there was ONE time clock and about 30-40 employees. So you either had to elbow your way in to the clock or risk getting docked. I kept wondering why everybody was so gung ho to race to the clock.
They didn't tell me that in the interview and at that point I still considered companies to be fairly honest with their employees. I was so fcuking naive at that point still. That ONE experience soured me on ever trusting another company again. I've quit more jobs than 20 people will ever have in a lifetime due to not wanting to get fcuked over ever again since that point.
But that's a LOT of the races really. I'm sick of seeing the same numb nuts running for either higher or lower offices just to stay in any elected office.
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