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SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 12:02 PM
Today might be a very sad day for myself (hopefully not) and a few other 100's of co-workers. We've been bombed with rumors that layoff are happening today. A few websites have confirmed that yes this is all true. Our company hasn't even come out and told us of anything but yet other insurance carriers are saying when we're calling...
"We heard....today is going to be a sad day for you guys."
We're like WTF! Our own company hasn't even come out and said something.
Today is a bloody HELLISH of a day. I need a drink!
Anyone else in my boat? Anyone want to vent like me?...
ZexGX
03-09-2009, 12:32 PM
That is pretty screwed up! I got laid off in the last week of January... What sucked was that in December after a pretty big round of layoffs, my boss gathered the whole IT department into his office for a meeting to tell us that he would let us know as soon as he heard about any future layoffs big or small, if it affected us in the least - so that we could get our resumes ready, start looking for a new job, etc.. Except, he didn't. But, he did have time to tell my manager.
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 12:49 PM
Today might be a very sad day for myself (hopefully not) and a few other 100's of co-workers. We've been bombed with rumors that layoff are happening today. A few websites have confirmed that yes this is all true. Our company hasn't even come out and told us of anything but yet other insurance carriers are saying when we're calling...
"We heard....today is going to be a sad day for you guys."
We're like WTF! Our own company hasn't even come out and said something.
Today is a bloody HELLISH of a day. I need a drink!
Anyone else in my boat? Anyone want to vent like me?...
I work for a very strong company and we had 5% reduction a week ago. I don't want to stress you out, but they won't tell you in advance, because you have access to sensitive computing systems. If you were to wig out you could cause serious damage. Usually someone would come to your desk, ask you to gather your things and escort you out of the building. It seems cold, but things are done a certain way for a reason.
[BEGIN UNSOLICITED ADVICE]
Don't spend too much of your life thinking about anything out of your control. It's really a profound waste. Whatever decisions have been made are made. If your time is up, now might be a good time to go back to school to extend your skill set. I don't mean to be alarmist, but I think this is only the beginning of a fiercely more competitive era. Or consider starting your own business. You have both cooking and photography skills. What about catering or photography for weddings and the like? Just an off the cuff idea. Stay hopeful, optimistic, work hard and you'll be fine. :thumbs_up:
[END UNSOLICITED ADVICE]
BRUTAL64
03-09-2009, 01:06 PM
Today might be a very sad day for myself (hopefully not) and a few other 100's of co-workers. We've been bombed with rumors that layoff are happening today. A few websites have confirmed that yes this is all true. Our company hasn't even come out and told us of anything but yet other insurance carriers are saying when we're calling...
"We heard....today is going to be a sad day for you guys."
We're like WTF! Our own company hasn't even come out and said something.
Today is a bloody HELLISH of a day. I need a drink!
Anyone else in my boat? Anyone want to vent like me?...
Sorry to hear what you are going thru. I went thru that in 96 with the Computer industry. Expect a lot of lies. Hopefully you will get thru it OK.
What Insurance company are you with?
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 01:07 PM
I work for a very strong company and we had 5% reduction a week ago. I don't want to stress you out, but they won't tell you in advance, because you have access to sensitive computing systems. If you were to wig out you could cause serious damage. Usually someone would come to your desk, ask you to gather your things and escort you out of the building. It seems cold, but things are done a certain way for a reason.
[BEGIN UNSOLICITED ADVICE]
Don't spend too much of your life thinking about anything out of your control. It's really a profound waste. Whatever decisions have been made are made. If your time is up, now might be a good time to go back to school to extend your skill set. I don't mean to be alarmist, but I think this is only the beginning of a fiercely more competitive era. Or consider starting your own business. You have both cooking and photography skills. What about catering or photography for weddings and the like? Just an off the cuff idea. Stay hopeful, optimistic, work hard and you'll be fine. :thumbs_up:
[END UNSOLICITED ADVICE]
Thank you Ben for your kind advice. I am trying to stay positive but it's just so frustrating Just when things are going so great...BAM, you get hit with reality. In the back of my head I knew it was coming. We've been strung along for some time now and I knew that we couldn't keep operating with the amount of staff that we have now and the numbers that we're dealing with. 1 person can do the work of 3 right now.
ZexGX, I'm sorry to hear about your position. We're you given a sevrance package? Any job prospects yet? I really could care less if I lost my job (although I hope I don't, since i've been here almost 3 years) it's finding a new one that scares the living bajesus out of me (brand new mortgage payment) Thank goodness for unemployment :)
Also, ZexGX, your situation sounds very familiar to mine. We keep getting company emails, all is ok all is ok, we're just cutting back, no raises, no 401k matching, and so on. Then out of no where....you know what happens.
Ben, I would love to think I could start a business but the things that I would love to get into take a decent amount of start up money. To update my photography equipment (which is desperately needed) would be about 6k, and as for catering, depending on how big I went, some catering equipment would also be necessary. It's just costly but don't get me wrong I would love to do those.
We'll see, I keep you guys posted.
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 01:09 PM
Sorry to hear what you are going thru. I went thru that in 96 with the Computer industry. Expect a lot of lies. Hopefully you will get thru it OK.
What Insurance company are you with?
Hey Glen,
I'd rather not say right now as if I have a job after all this, I don't want to be tracked and fired. Lol but if you really want to know i'll tell you in person or through a PM -
ZexGX
03-09-2009, 01:22 PM
ZexGX, I'm sorry to hear about your position. We're you given a sevrance package? Any job prospects yet? I really could care less if I lost my job (although I hope I don't, since i've been here almost 3 years) it's finding a new one that scares the living bajesus out of me (brand new mortgage payment) Thank goodness for unemployment :)
I was full-time hourly as IT but making less than the receptionist (my fault for not asking enough to begin with). They paid out my vacation and that's pretty much it.
Also, ZexGX, your situation sounds very familiar to mine. We keep getting company emails, all is ok all is ok, we're just cutting back, no raises, no 401k matching, and so on. Then out of no where....you know what happens.
Hopefully it doesn't happen! After the group of layoffs that I was in, the remaining employees got a pay cut. If the senior leaders had taken a mild pay cut starting last year then nobody would have had to have been fired.
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 01:26 PM
. . .
Ben, I would love to think I could start a business but the things that I would love to get into take a decent amount of start up money. To update my photography equipment (which is desperately needed) would be about 6k, and as for catering, depending on how big I went, some catering equipment would also be necessary. It's just costly but don't get me wrong I would love to do those. . . .
Three magic letters, OPM. Other People's Money.
You are fortunate enough to have some people within your extended family with resources. You might be surprised how willing they would be to support you IF you have a business plan, including loan payback schedule. This is a great way to do things because it helps concentrate resources in the family, which is nice when it can work. You could also probably get a far better rate than any personal loan etc. Bottom line, don't hold yourself back because of a little money (and $6k really isn't much considering you have immediate cash flow potential, unlike a website :sm_up_there:). This isn't to be confused with easy, just that it's very reasonably possible. Be bold with the hand your dealt. :thumbs_up:
BRUTAL64
03-09-2009, 01:39 PM
Hey Glen,
I'd rather not say right now as if I have a job after all this, I don't want to be tracked and fired. Lol but if you really want to know i'll tell you in person or through a PM -
I understand completely. Just wanted to know what company, to check with a couple of Insurance people I know on the possible lay offs. I know it is tough to wait for the ax to fall. "Hope for the best -expect the worst". I always hated that quote.
Ben's advise is pretty good--even though it came from Ben.:p
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 02:46 PM
2pm is supposely "ax" time. Everyone is watching everyones move. Lunch was all talks about what's going on and head hanchos are visiting all the manager. Ug...........just do it already!
More to come -
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 02:53 PM
Here's my totally inappropriate use of an icon for today:
:popcorn:
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 03:17 PM
Play by play...
In about 2 minutes or so we will be getting an email from our CEO stating there will a reduction in force.
We've already rec'd word that one of our sups has been let go. (she actually was out of the office today at 1pm for her parent teach conf with her kids).
After that our manager will be pulling the people into her office 1 by 1 that are being let go.
So far, 1 sup that has been her 10+ years, and 3 others from our dept of about 30.
OMG.....
She's still pulling people.
BRUTAL64
03-09-2009, 03:31 PM
Lets us know what happens when you're ready.:(
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 04:20 PM
I Survived!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BRUTAL64
03-09-2009, 04:27 PM
I Survived!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Way to go!!!!!!! Party time.:bigthumbsup::bigthumbsup::bigthumbsup:
Leedom
03-09-2009, 04:57 PM
Congrats Alexis!!
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 05:02 PM
I Survived!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congrats! I'm happy for you because I know you enjoyed that work. It's always good to think about backups and contingencies and this may have sparked your imagination. I have a very secure job, especially by modern standards, but I certainly have some idea of what I'd do if the axe came down. No one should "cling" to a job.
BRUTAL64
03-09-2009, 05:05 PM
Congrats! No one should "cling" to a job.
So I should cut my fingernails?:p
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 06:24 PM
So I should cut my fingernails?:p
You know what I mean. Hell, I'll go further. If you want to be truly happy, seek to enjoy material things, but never derive meaning or be a slave to desire for material things. In conclusion, you should cut the fingernails in your heart.
enkeivette
03-09-2009, 07:15 PM
Don't know why you were worried Alexis, companies tend to hold on to their more intelligent employees. :D Unless it's a really big company and the lay offs are truly random. Then you just be f'd in the a.
When I was working at BestBuy I was def the best salesman they had. Some of you may laugh at first glance but a Best Buy TV salesman pulls in an average of $10K a day. On my best day I did $47K... K meaning... thousand! Anyways, point in case I showed up late, called in sick, gave my supervisor lip everyday, took lunches without notifying anyone and I took them whenever I wanted to and never did what I was told. A few people were fired when I was working there, but I never received a write up or so much as a talking to. Employees there are required to wear a headset to communicate with the managers if they are the only one in the dept. I never did. When my sup asked me to, I told him "no" he said, "but you have to" I said... "no, sorry."
When the managers asked me to work truck (unloading merch.) I said... "no, that's not what I was hired to do." But everyone loved me.
If you're good at what you do, and you take the important parts of your job seriously, you should be ok.
BTW, Home Depot and Sport Chalet have been firing people at will, looking for any excuse. So if you work for a big retailer that's hurtin, punch that clock 5 mins early and pucker your butt cheeks when the boss walks on by.
enkeivette
03-09-2009, 07:32 PM
Btw, I'm not insinuating that I'm smart... Although that may be true, I have my ridiculously perfect features and sculpted ass going for me. That and my humble modesty.
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 08:26 PM
Btw, I'm not insinuating that I'm smart... Although that may be true, I have my ridiculously perfect features and sculpted ass going for me. That and my humble modesty.
That's funny, I always thought of you as a knuckle-dragging mouth-breather . . in a nice sort of way. :nutkick:
heypal
03-09-2009, 09:51 PM
Sweet you survived lets go get you a new bmw lol :) . But really company's do try to keep smart people so you where safe.
SexyLxy
03-09-2009, 10:02 PM
Thank you guys again for your kind words and thoughts. My lucky stars were looking out for Sean and I today. We were told that this should be enough to keep us level and no talks about more layoffs are in order.
Yes a backup plan is something I do need to give more thought to. I have thought about it but never thought I would actually have to seriously use.
I'm finally starting to relax a little bit but tomorrow we'll be picking up some MAJOR work and files.
Just very thankful tonight. I don't wish this upon ANYONE. It's horrible the way they did it but I know why they did.
Vettezuki
03-09-2009, 10:53 PM
. . .
Yes a backup plan is something I do need to give more thought to. I have thought about it but never thought I would actually have to seriously use.
. . .
The best backup plan is one you never have to use. But you'll be way more calm if you have one and things go badly. Same for disaster preparation (earthquake, etc.). Having at least some idea of what you would do chills you out, which is as important as anything else.
BRUTAL64
03-10-2009, 10:07 AM
Btw, I'm not insinuating that I'm smart... Although that may be true, I have my ridiculously perfect features and sculpted ass going for me. That and my humble modesty.
:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:So you think you're.................that...............you are.................:rolling::rolling::rolling:
Atually you are one of the smarter ones. Well, compared to my customers anyway.
BRUTAL64
03-10-2009, 10:12 AM
You know what I mean. Hell, I'll go further. If you want to be truly happy, seek to enjoy material things, but never derive meaning or be a slave to desire for material things. In conclusion, you should cut the fingernails in your heart.
Yes, I did understand what you mean. I found that owning your own business is great-- if you don't mind the brain damage that goes with it.:rolleyes:
enkeivette
03-10-2009, 11:14 AM
Thank you guys again for your kind words and thoughts. My lucky stars were looking out for Sean and I today. We were told that this should be enough to keep us level and no talks about more layoffs are in order.
Yes a backup plan is something I do need to give more thought to. I have thought about it but never thought I would actually have to seriously use.
I'm finally starting to relax a little bit but tomorrow we'll be picking up some MAJOR work and files.
Just very thankful tonight. I don't wish this upon ANYONE. It's horrible the way they did it but I know why they did.
You should look at a higher salary job anyways. Soon you'll need to support Sean so that he can stay home, clean the house and raise the kids.
Douglas Mariani
03-10-2009, 11:41 PM
You should look at a higher salary job anyways. Soon you'll need to support Sean so that he can stay home, clean the house and raise the kids.
Raise the kids? He's still a kid himself:sm_laughing:
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 02:08 AM
You should look at a higher salary job anyways. Soon you'll need to support Sean so that he can stay home, clean the house and raise the kids.
SexyLexy as SeanPlunk's Sugar Moma? I think Sean would make a fine and caring father . . . but the idea of his cooking scares me. Better teach him Lex.
enkeivette
03-11-2009, 03:28 AM
SexyLexy as SeanPlunk's Sugar Moma? I think Sean would make a fine and caring father . . . but the idea of his cooking scares me. Better teach him Lex.
We should make Sean a laced apron, embroidered with the Motorgen logo.
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 03:53 AM
We should make Sean a laced apron, embroidered with the Motorgen logo.
Brilliant! That's happening. Now it's a matter of timing.
gsteichen
03-11-2009, 08:35 AM
SexyLexy as SeanPlunk's Sugar Moma? I think Sean would make a fine and caring father . . . but the idea of his cooking scares me. Better teach him Lex.
Trust me, Seanplunk cooking is oxymoronic, two of these things should NEVER go together!
Congrat's on the job Lex! In the near term any paying gig looks good. However, I agree that life is too short to settle for security at the expense of your passions. Always available to help run the numbers for anything you plan for your future.
SexyLxy
03-11-2009, 11:25 AM
SexyLexy as SeanPlunk's Sugar Moma? I think Sean would make a fine and caring father . . . but the idea of his cooking scares me. Better teach him Lex.
LOL, you guys crack me up. The microwave he know how to work better than I some times, and he can cook a mean raw tortilla on the stove top :)
We're working on the cooking thing, but frankly....we might not want him in the kitchen. You might end up with dog cookies or something :P
And Gary, thank you for your lovely offer. I've gotta take a look at the life checklist and see if it's something that I'm really wanting to put my feet into. I'll keep ya posted. :)
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 12:19 PM
LOL, you guys crack me up. The microwave he know how to work better than I some times, and he can cook a mean raw tortilla on the stove top :)
We're working on the cooking thing, but frankly....we might not want him in the kitchen. You might end up with dog cookies or something :P
And Gary, thank you for your lovely offer. I've gotta take a look at the life checklist and see if it's something that I'm really wanting to put my feet into. I'll keep ya posted. :)
Yeah, we'd probably end up with Abby's leftovers. :smack:
BTW, I let your lovely husband borrow a great book: "Before You Quit Your Job."
Since you still have your gig, your hand isn't forced. This book is great for helping you think about not working for someone else. It's practical and to the point, with many colorful stories, not a bunch of boring minutiae. It would be good further preparation for a backup plan, or just a different life plan.
silvertermi04
03-11-2009, 12:40 PM
Congrats on keeping ur job LEX, I was in the same boat a few months ago. I on the other hand was one of the persons that had to call the people into the office of the V.P. and then shake their hands after they came out saying sorry. I felt so bad i wanted to die that day. People u know for years and then u have to walk them to get fired :suicide: :suicide: :suicide: I was hopping that after all the people were getting called i was not called in at the end of the day to get fired as well. It dint happen and i think we are as thin in worker as we can be. So unless the dealer closes (with i doubt it) im good.
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 01:00 PM
Yeah, we'd probably end up with Abby's leftovers. :smack:
BTW, I let your lovely husband borrow a great book: "Before You Quit Your Job."
Since you still have your gig, your hand isn't forced. This book is great for helping you think about not working for someone else. It's practical and to the point, with many colorful stories, not a bunch of boring minutiae. It would be good further preparation for a backup plan, or just a different life plan.
Got any "life plan" suggestions for me???:huh:
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 01:03 PM
Congrats on keeping ur job LEX, I was in the same boat a few months ago. I on the other hand was one of the persons that had to call the people into the office of the V.P. and then shake their hands after they came out saying sorry. I felt so bad i wanted to die that day. People u know for years and then u have to walk them to get fired :suicide: :suicide: :suicide: I was hopping that after all the people were getting called i was not called in at the end of the day to get fired as well. It dint happen and i think we are as thin in worker as we can be. So unless the dealer closes (with i doubt it) im good.
What do you do?
silvertermi04
03-11-2009, 01:07 PM
Im the lot manager here and i had to pull all the porters that i had under my command. Service,New car and Used car porters were lett go.
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 01:23 PM
Im the lot manager here and i had to pull all the porters that i had under my command. Service,New car and Used car porters were lett go.
Fairway Ford?
silvertermi04
03-11-2009, 02:17 PM
Fairway Ford?
:jerkit:
Ken Grody Ford. :thumbs_up:
SexyLxy
03-11-2009, 02:43 PM
Congrats on keeping ur job LEX, I was in the same boat a few months ago. I on the other hand was one of the persons that had to call the people into the office of the V.P. and then shake their hands after they came out saying sorry. I felt so bad i wanted to die that day. People u know for years and then u have to walk them to get fired :suicide: :suicide: :suicide: I was hopping that after all the people were getting called i was not called in at the end of the day to get fired as well. It dint happen and i think we are as thin in worker as we can be. So unless the dealer closes (with i doubt it) im good.
Few, I'm glad that you are safe too. It's like, what do you say to the people that are you friends that were let go? Uh, good luck? That just doesn't seem right, but you know they're going to need it with this economny. Yowza...
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 02:45 PM
Few, I'm glad that you are safe too. It's like, what do you say to the people that are you friends that were let go? . . .
Better you than me. :huh:
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 02:49 PM
Got any "life plan" suggestions for me???:huh:
Sell me your Vette for $1,000 and start a mobile pet grooming service out of your T-Bird. You love animals, you love your Fords. I'll give your C2 a proper home, I promise. :drink:
silvertermi04
03-11-2009, 03:03 PM
Few, I'm glad that you are safe too. It's like, what do you say to the people that are you friends that were let go? Uh, good luck? That just doesn't seem right, but you know they're going to need it with this economny. Yowza...
I know, one of the guys was on his first day back from his vacation and then he gets called in to get fired. Felt so bad, he even started crying. :suicide:
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 03:13 PM
Sell me your Vette for $1,000 and start a mobile pet grooming service out of your T-Bird. You love animals, you love your Fords. I'll give your C2 a proper home, I promise. :drink:
Hell, why not $500.00 and I'll drop it off. :rolling:
Actually, at my advanced years, I have to think about where the Vette is going after I pass. So, let the Ass kissing being.:judge:
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 03:17 PM
Hell, why not $500.00 and I'll drop it off. :rolling:
Actually, at my advanced years, I have to think about where the Vette is going after I pass. So, let the Ass kissing being.:judge:
Good then, $500 it is. I'll give you a ride back on Saturday. :p
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 03:30 PM
Good then, $500 it is. I'll give you a ride back on Saturday. :p
I'm actually putting the Vette in my Will to some deserving person. Haven't decided who YET.:drink:
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 03:35 PM
:jerkit:
Ken Grody Ford. :thumbs_up:
Darlene's brother was laid off at Fairway after 23 years.:crutches:
SeanPlunk
03-11-2009, 03:45 PM
Sell me your Vette for $1,000 and start a mobile pet grooming service out of your T-Bird. You love animals, you love your Fords. I'll give your C2 a proper home, I promise. :drink:
All I can see in my head is Glenn driving this:
http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/features/cars/34.jpg
:rolling:
silvertermi04
03-11-2009, 04:21 PM
Darlene's brother was laid off at Fairway after 23 years.:crutches:
Yeah we had some of those people too, been here for over 15 years and they just chopped them.
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 04:55 PM
I'm actually putting the Vette in my Will to some deserving person. Haven't decided who YET.:drink:
I'm probably not deserving. BUT here's the kind of thing I'd do over time:
Aesthetically keep a very C2 stock look, except
Gloss Black with Red (Black Widow) Hour Glass on the hood.
Twin Turbo LS2, 1,000HP or similar over the top power plant
Something really great on the license plate frame like
So beautiful . . .
So deadly . . .
And there's my pitch.
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 05:19 PM
All I can see in my head is Glenn driving this:
http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/features/cars/34.jpg
:rolling:
Ok, it WAR. You won't see it coming. But, you will pay:nutkick:
:rolling::rolling::rolling::rolling::rolling:
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 05:29 PM
I'm probably not deserving. BUT here's the kind of thing I'd do over time:
Aesthetically keep a very C2 stock look, except
Gloss Black with Red (Black Widow) Hour Glass on the hood.
Twin Turbo LS2, 1,000HP or similar over the top power plant
Something really great on the license plate frame like
So beautiful . . .
So deadly . . .
And there's my pitch.
Actually you are on my list already. No one in my family deserves the Vette. So I want it to go to someone that will do what I didn't.:drink:
BTW; I already have a Stinger hood from a 67 original.:p
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 05:31 PM
Actually you are on my list already. No one in my family deserves the Vette. So I want it to go to someone that will do what I didn't.:drink:
BTW; I already have a Stinger hood from a 67 original.:p
I'm flattered and honored. And while I'd love to take possession, I'm hoping you stick around a bit longer. Nobody else around here says things like, "I don't need quality in my thinking, I need naked."
:drink:
Leedom
03-11-2009, 05:36 PM
Hell, why not $500.00 and I'll drop it off. :rolling:
Actually, at my advanced years, I have to think about where the Vette is going after I pass. So, let the Ass kissing being.:judge:
Glenn, have I told you how super-duper you are lately?! ;)
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 05:41 PM
Glenn, have I told you how super-duper you are lately?! ;)
Good job there.
I didn't know you were thinking Chevy. I thought you were FORD thru and thru.:confused:
BRUTAL64
03-11-2009, 05:46 PM
I'm flattered and honored. And while I'd love to take possession, I'm hoping you stick around a bit longer. Nobody else around here says things like, "I don't need quality in my thinking, I need naked."
:drink:
I plan to be around for a while yet. BUT, my mom had three Cancer operations. All three Cancers were of a different type. Hey, just want to be sure things go as I want.:drink:
Vettezuki
03-11-2009, 06:12 PM
I plan to be around for a while yet. BUT, my mom had three Cancer operations. All three Cancers were of a different type. Hey, just want to be sure things go as I want.:drink:
Well, get your screenings. A lot of them (not all) are very treatable easily if they are caught early. It really is a different world now in many ways compared to the olden days when nearly any cancer was a borderline death sentence. Anyway, it's good to be prepared. You never know when you might have an unfortunate fall in a public rest room . . . or something like that. :sm_up_there:
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 12:42 AM
Good job there.
I didn't know you were thinking Chevy. I thought you were FORD thru and thru.:confused:
Don't listen to him Glenn! He didn't give you plan, because his plan is to put it in a crusher! Oh the humanity! Only I can give it a proper home. :thumbs_up:
BRUTAL64
03-12-2009, 10:18 AM
Well, get your screenings. A lot of them (not all) are very treatable easily if they are caught early. It really is a different world now in many ways compared to the olden days when nearly any cancer was a borderline death sentence. Anyway, it's good to be prepared. You never know when you might have an unfortunate fall in a public rest room . . . or something like that. :sm_up_there:
I hear Nick's restrooms are really............:p
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 10:54 AM
I hear Nick's restrooms are really............:p
Slippery. You should be careful. . . how's that will coming?
BRUTAL64
03-12-2009, 11:22 AM
Slippery. You should be careful. . . how's that will coming?
Well, at this moment in time, I just have a list of shit. I just need to get it worded all legal like.:rolleyes:
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 11:29 AM
Well, at this moment in time, I just have a list of shit. I just need to get it worded all legal like.:rolleyes:
Cough, here (http://www.legalzoom.com/legal-Wills/wills-overview.html) ya go.
BRUTAL64
03-12-2009, 12:47 PM
Cough, here (http://www.legalzoom.com/legal-Wills/wills-overview.html) ya go.
I don't know, should I go with the standard or the Gold?:leaving:
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 01:13 PM
I don't know, should I go with the standard or the Gold?:leaving:
Well the 5 year unlimited modifications seems a good value for the extra 30 bucks. To be honest, I haven't done this yet myself and I really should. But this is the service I'd use. I've known several people who have used it and said it was great.
BRUTAL64
03-12-2009, 01:46 PM
Well the 5 year unlimited modifications seems a good value for the extra 30 bucks. To be honest, I haven't done this yet myself and I really should. But this is the service I'd use. I've known several people who have used it and said it was great.
Ok, I'll look into it. Are we in a hurry?:)
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 02:16 PM
Ok, I'll look into it. Are we in a hurry?:)
If you could have it ready by tomorrow, that'd be convenient. . . I mean the sooner the better.
BRUTAL64
03-12-2009, 03:00 PM
If you could have it ready by tomorrow, that'd be convenient. . . I mean the sooner the better.
Ok, I'm all over it.:drink:
Vettezuki
03-12-2009, 04:29 PM
Ok, I'm all over it.:drink:
Great, see you tomorrow. Looks like it's going to be a beautiful day . . .
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