Chollyred
Senior Member
I think it's kind of like having a baby. If you wait until you can afford it, you miss the good years. A couple of months ago, I was pushed into a transportation job after someone else left. Was pretty much left on my own to learn how to do the job as there is no documentation and no training. Then I got a new boss about 6 weeks ago, and suddenly I was being blamed for everything going wrong in the logistics world. The company had no basis in reality of what Covid and politics has done to the world economy. Finally, I got tired of the stress and blame and turned in my notice Tuesday. I told them I could not let a $2 piece of plastic (cell phone cases) define my life.
Suddenly, their eyes are opening up to a little bit of reality and have asked me to stay. Told them no.
I may not have two Lincolns to rub together, but I'm looking forward to some decompression, spending time with my wife and great-grandkids. Working on a plan to get my drum room back, and hoping to spend a couple of hours a day playing drums and guitar.
Suddenly, their eyes are opening up to a little bit of reality and have asked me to stay. Told them no.
I may not have two Lincolns to rub together, but I'm looking forward to some decompression, spending time with my wife and great-grandkids. Working on a plan to get my drum room back, and hoping to spend a couple of hours a day playing drums and guitar.