A bit council (Vol 4)
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This is all getting a bit philosophical so here's someone who has run to the local paper wanting a refund and a "notable amount" of compo from a supermarket for absolutely fk all.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
talksthetorque said:
This is all getting a bit philosophical so here's someone who has run to the local paper wanting a refund and a "notable amount" of compo from a supermarket for absolutely fk all.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
I feel a bit bad for him about the vouchers, but “a notable amount of compensation”, come off it lad. https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
Jbeale96 said:
talksthetorque said:
This is all getting a bit philosophical so here's someone who has run to the local paper wanting a refund and a "notable amount" of compo from a supermarket for absolutely fk all.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
I feel a bit bad for him about the vouchers, but “a notable amount of compensation”, come off it lad. https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/col...
CanAm said:
Be fair, he "cannot work due to acute anxiety and depression".
It’s easy to be dismissive if you don’t have personal experience, but anxiety and depression can be genuinely crippling. I had some months of both many years ago and it’s a bloody serious business. I had a job that started at 6 PM, so was able each day to get myself together enough to keep working, but I did not sleep for more than a few minutes at a time for several months, and spent hours of every day just staring blankly out of the window, wondering if there is any point at all to anything. Many times I had anxiety so acute that I had to leave a basket full of shopping and rush out of a supermarket.
It’s a horrible thing.
paulguitar said:
CanAm said:
Be fair, he "cannot work due to acute anxiety and depression".
It’s easy to be dismissive if you don’t have personal experience, but anxiety and depression can be genuinely crippling. I had some months of both many years ago and it’s a bloody serious business. I had a job that started at 6 PM, so was able each day to get myself together enough to keep working, but I did not sleep for more than a few minutes at a time for several months, and spent hours of every day just staring blankly out of the window, wondering if there is any point at all to anything. Many times I had anxiety so acute that I had to leave a basket full of shopping and rush out of a supermarket.
It’s a horrible thing.
talksthetorque said:
I totally agree it can be a horrible lifechanging thing - I've seen what it does to someone recently,- It's the sort of thing that would prevent someone doing all sorts of things, but apparently not amongst them is phoning the local newspaper, giving them an interview and having your photo taken for the piece.
Mmm, actually, that is a fair point! Moulder said:
Grahamdub said:
Just had an email from someone with the first name Tequila. It wasn't one of "those" emails either
Did it make you happy?Although, I work with a girl called Tiffany and as we were the only ones in the office recently, I said "Tiffany. I think we're alone now". It did sound a bit creepy though
Grahamdub said:
Moulder said:
Grahamdub said:
Just had an email from someone with the first name Tequila. It wasn't one of "those" emails either
Did it make you happy?Although, I work with a girl called Tiffany and as we were the only ones in the office recently, I said "Tiffany. I think we're alone now". It did sound a bit creepy though
Neil1300r said:
Grahamdub said:
I said "Tiffany. I think we're alone now".
People are far too sensitive, it's pathetic.
I didn't get all #metoo on Monday evening when alone with the director I'm working for at the moment changed the Mariah Carey All I want For Christmas lyrics to "all I want for Christmas is Stu" (as that's my name)
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