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Good Chocobo
 Member 8812 Level 17.17 Jun 2006 
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Plenty of times.
I handled the situation accordingly. If they could threaten legal action regarding the reason I was fired then I respectfully (and quietly) bow out from the spotlight and begin my job search. Other times I take half the store with me (such was the case when I worked for a video-game store). Most of the time though it's hard to get someone to look you in the eye. They're all ashamed of themselves as though THEY did something wrong even though you might have done something that provided no alternative but to fire you immediately. I find this the funniest one. I can't believe how insecure people can be sometimes. I mean, not just about things like looks n' stuff, but I'm talking about looking you in the eye when they're letting you go. What've they got to lose? Most amazing jew boots |
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