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( Rather tame for TMI based on what I've seen before, but TMI nonetheless )
In other news, I rather like my new store, but I'm getting my butt kicked daily. It's quite a change to go from a store that did around $180K a week to a store that -- on a slow week -- does around $800K. I'm getting used to the people there, and finding those I can count on to help me out. I'm beginning to learn about those who are... lackluster, for lack of a polite -- but more accurate -- term. I'm even learning to NOT panic when things begin to back up. I know I'll feel a lot better when I know folks and know who I can call for reinforcements.
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strieson and I got our apartment clean as can be (without detailing the darn thing), and turned in our keys today. The apartment manager needed our forwarding address, so she could send us a note that we "owe nothing", but we'll see. She did seem very friendly, even today, about the whole thing. Of course, I kinda feel that our case was helped because we showed up -- having done everything by the book -- on a day that they evicted two separate tenants (the furniture in the parking lot was kind of a giveaway). Some might argue that it'd be the other way around, but as we approached her in December about getting a house (no need to go into details regarding it, right?), turned in our written notice and early cancellation fee, and had the place clean and empty a full week early, I think we should be okay.
Well, I have work in the morning (9a-6p), so I better hit the hay.... AFTER I check on the laundry in the dryer. (I can't help it. I hate doing laundry, so I usually wind up with one of these "last minute" loads.)
In other news, I rather like my new store, but I'm getting my butt kicked daily. It's quite a change to go from a store that did around $180K a week to a store that -- on a slow week -- does around $800K. I'm getting used to the people there, and finding those I can count on to help me out. I'm beginning to learn about those who are... lackluster, for lack of a polite -- but more accurate -- term. I'm even learning to NOT panic when things begin to back up. I know I'll feel a lot better when I know folks and know who I can call for reinforcements.
Also,
strieson and I got our apartment clean as can be (without detailing the darn thing), and turned in our keys today. The apartment manager needed our forwarding address, so she could send us a note that we "owe nothing", but we'll see. She did seem very friendly, even today, about the whole thing. Of course, I kinda feel that our case was helped because we showed up -- having done everything by the book -- on a day that they evicted two separate tenants (the furniture in the parking lot was kind of a giveaway). Some might argue that it'd be the other way around, but as we approached her in December about getting a house (no need to go into details regarding it, right?), turned in our written notice and early cancellation fee, and had the place clean and empty a full week early, I think we should be okay.Well, I have work in the morning (9a-6p), so I better hit the hay.... AFTER I check on the laundry in the dryer. (I can't help it. I hate doing laundry, so I usually wind up with one of these "last minute" loads.)
