At this point fuck it is how I just deal with my family. They all drive me crazy so I say fuck it and ignore them most of the time. Other wise my eyes would be bulging out of my head in anger all day by now.
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At this point fuck it is how I just deal with my family. They all drive me crazy so I say fuck it and ignore them most of the time. Other wise my eyes would be bulging out of my head in anger all day by now.
Sometimes I read a really stupid post on a forum (any, not just TNL) and start to reply, but then I say "fuck it" and just browse another thread. I've saved myself from many an Internet argument this way.
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Originally Posted by icarusfall
:yuck::yuck::yuck::yuck:
The only way to know if the smell is from today is if they smell you walking in the door.Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
Exactly. As long as it's not BO it's fine.
If anyone needs to get clean after work, it's line cooks. I feel for those who live with you.
No... it's gross. Like the dude above me said whose name I can't remember. Line cook is probably one profession that needs to bathe more than the average person because of all the heat, grease, raw food and sweat associated with the profession. You don't care, and I don't care, so whatever. But it's morbidly revolting. There's no getting around it.Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
Well, it's not like I don't wash my hands after work. And I'm wearing a clean uniform everyday.
If I'm not really that dirty it's not important. Don't be so obsessed with being clean.
Eh, whatever.
So Korian, you need to fill me in on the details. After this thread some beans must be spilled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korian
I believe you meant "fuck it".Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
Fuck it is basically my life philosophy. Hasn't really worked out too well, may need to change that.
Someone at work today asked me "How long on well done fries?" for the second time, and instead of telling them how long it would actually take, I thought "fuck it" and replyed "when they're goddamned done cooking." My manager was not happy with that answer.
True story.
Edit: I should mention that I wasn't trying to be a dick, but it was very busy and I was the only one working all the fryers, aka anything that isn't a cheeseburger. And it's very hot back there. And I hate everyone.
Food is dirty. Yes, the cook stuck his finger in the sauce to make sure it tasted right.
I think more people need reminding that their precious organic greens are grown by covering them in precious cow shit.