#Tech Retail

[abcphotoblog]

Apple Store Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom

[garbagedisp0sal]

[retrocgads]

UK 1982

[hythlodaes]

i booked a tour w a cosmetology school and finally applied for health insurance i am making things happen today !!!

[professorsparklepants]

Customer on the phone: I'm a pharmacist, I know how this works.

Me: then why is everything you just said to me factually wrong.

[pansunset]

not sure what part of “i’m disabled and broke and don’t have any extra money to share” people don’t understand but i’m still getting donation dms.

maybe i should start talking about killing myself in random strangers dms, that strat seems to be working for the guy who messaged me today!

[stone-cold-groove]

Radio Shack Annual Catalog - 1968.

[moonshapedbox]

ok i’ve had my fill of the 9-6 full time job life….hahahaha yep it’s been great being the only woman in my department getting torn to shreds by salesmen for 9 hours a day and then getting 4 hours of free time just to go to bed and live the same day ALL over again. mhm nothing quite like you getting me all alone and defenseless with no one to see it (after our manager went home) and accusing me of corruption all bc YOU were unavailable to take a sales call and i had to give it to someone else. and it’s not like i can go to anyone abt this bc i’m still new!!!! yay!!!! i get to tremble in fear going to work ALL over again !!!! YIPPEE

[mrcatfishing]

Job interview is in ten minutes. Really need this work, so wish me luck!

[truths33k3r4]

You said that Donnie had a job. But how? Wouldn’t people realize that’s he is a turtle?

Hello, @rosalol123!

Yup! In my universe of TMNT, Donatello has a remote job in IT work. (Inspired by the 2007 film!)

This is a fair question! "How could a mutant-turtle-teen be able to do an interview, accept a job, get money?" etc. And here's the best answer I can give for now. :)

Don was searching for the right job to help keep him and his family afloat after he graduated a year early from school. With the family only living off of the scraps from a nearby bakery's stale treats and pastries, Don knew they had to have a better diet in order to get the nutrients they needed and stay healthy. (A feat not exactly easy when living in the sewers of NYC.)

So he began searching for a job behind his family's back. He knew Master Splinter wouldn't approve, seeing how it was creating a risk for Don to be found by the world. But the freckled mutant was confident he could do it while still keeping his identity safe. He looked into IT work, (seeing how ever since he was a kid he enjoyed fixing machinery and gadgets and sometimes even coding when he was older), and began filling out applications.

Don was pleasantly surprised at how quickly his application was accepted. But that excitement quickly twisted into anxiety when he read the email from the manager asking for an interview. A FACE-TO-FACE INTERVIEW.

*PANIC*

After a quick prayer and a few deep breaths, Don found the solution to his problem: the truth. He replied to the manager's email saying that he had a horrible condition that made him look incredibly ugly, (partially true if going by human standards I guess), and that he hated for anyone to see his face without a good amount of fabric covering him. (Also true, he hated it when people scream in terror- it's crazy loud and hurts his head.) When the manager texted back apologizing for Don's supposed "condition", he said there was no need for a face-to-face interview, but rather a phone call and test of how well he could do with various difficult questions for the IT work he was asked to do for the job.

As expected, Don did splendidly, even beating the record for how quickly he finished the test. After one more test, (a different one to make sure he didn't cheat), he was hired.

(Now, I can only go so "realistic" with how I was going to answer this question- obviously Don would have needed a lot of personal information to be given to the manager in order to get the job: social security number, house address, credit card number, bank statement and account etc. So for now, I'll just say he "tweaked" a few things so he could get the job. No, I will not elaborate. XD)

After getting the job, Don finally revealed to his family what he'd been doing. Splinter was indeed a bit upset about it at first, but that protective concern quickly melted away into gratefulness once he learned why Don had taken the job in the first place. Ever since then, Don would work 8-5 every day except Sunday. With his hard-earned money, he would go and order delivery for fresh fruits and vegetables as well as eventual furniture for the family.

Don finds great fulfillment in having a job. Sure, there are some really BOTHERSOME customers sometimes, but it's worth it to deal with them in order to keep his family healthy and strong.

Thanks for the question! :)

~ Melissa

[garbagedisp0sal]

[sirjohnfranklin]

Excuse me sir, but are you aware of Captain Crozier's search history (and I have no idea why it's public). I am so sorry for bothering you.

No I was in fact not aware. This is entirely and completely inappropriate for a captain, he should he acting as a role model for our men. Unholy like Sam smith!!!!!! Horrible and bad. This is why I restrict internet on the ships. My second can be a questionable man

[majflodder]

I fuckin hate men who think they can just be rude to women who work in retail like if you harass the cashier fuck off and walk into oncoming traffic

[meatcute]

[morgenlich]

finally getting around to my additional pharmacy training (mandated by the state of illinois, and also several other states but i'm only licensed here). there are many different ways of managing blood pressure i'm learning

[dentist-brainsurgeon]

Wish the Board of Pharmacy wasn't so damn slow approving training licenses, the sooner I get that, the sooner I'm gone from the front end and actually get paid decently