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Originally Posted by A930Rocket
I would say he's about 32 or so.
If I have something specific to somebody, I'll write: Tom, where is my Porsche GT3RS?
And I'll do that for everybody as needed.
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That's how I've always done it. Of course, I wasn't aware that Outlook had this other option. I will probably start using this option in place of ^that^ old way.
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I guess what really bothers me is, this guy is a total jackass, so everything he does grinds my gears. He's despised by everyone. 🙄
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LOL! And there's the real root of the issue. And I'm only laughing because I completely understand. I still haven't really embraced it, but many, many years ago, I had gotten laid off and while waiting to get back into my career, I took a job so far outside of my normal work that it may as well have been on another planet. And the folks that I worked with, I didn't particularly always like. But after several months of working there, it dawned on me that if I'm open to it, and I look for it, I can learn
something from
everyone that I come across. We all have different experience and knowledge, even folks that you wouldn't expect to have anything to offer. And in some cases, what you can learn may be as simple as "don't do what they do." But I think that in must cases, probably 75-90% of the time, there's probably some tidbit of knowledge that they have that you don't that you could learn.
It may take you paying far more attention to an asshat that you want, so you may miss it, and you may not mind, but that doesn't mean that it's not there for you if you want it.
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'08 Boxster RS60 Spyder #0099/1960
- never named a car before, but this is Charlotte.
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