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also what is the pay like. would a cop get more money than someone working for brinks? im 18 so how would i even get the job. what do i need to do.
i have been unemployed now for over a year and can’t afford to pay some bills like my home security system. the door-to-door salesman was able to sell me on the 5 year contract. of course, i didn’t know at the time i would lose my job a year later. i don’t know what my options are, especially since there are other bills to keep up with. Thanks.
My account has not been active for some time now. I had to cut the service when I lost my job one year ago. Now for some reason, the system keeps beeping. I have called ADT twice. Both times I was told to remove the red or black wires from the transformer which I did. However, 4 hours later, it is still beeping. ADT is not very helpful as I am no longer a paying customer. (One day I will have a job again but I wont go back to ADT). Can somebody help?
I need to show proof of my renters insurance policy. Will the renters insurance policy show my name and address that is covered similar to a home or auto insurance policy? They are actually asking for a home insurance policy for a job but would renters insurance policy be similar since I rent and don’t own?
my boyfriend just got a job going around selling ADT alarm systems. he is really bummed out because he hasnt sold any yet. i just want to know what would persue YOU to buy an alarm system?
Well I’m looking to get a job this week, and I’m pretty sure that I’ll get it. I asked if anybody knows where I can get a manual for my alarm system, since I’m low on cash with no job. But i looked online and i found one that’s a good price, and it’s a good alarm system too. so I was thinking about it, it’s refurbished but says lifetime warranty.
Okay…here’s the deal. My husband and I live in Florida right now. He makes /hr. He got an offer to transfer to Ohio (same job), making .50/hr, with ADT out of Columbus. I’m just not sure if the move would be worth it. I was looking at Marysville but that’s pretty expensive too. We have 2 kids, so we want a 3bdrm. Any advice?
Thanks William. I was doing some more research, and was looking into Canal Winchester. Anyone know if that’s a good area?
I am one month into a job, and my manager is the mistress of Satan. It is a sales position. The manager is a liar, berates, belittles, and abuses her subordinates and falsely reports information to make her favorites come out on top. She also undermines and tries to sabotage those who dont kiss her a$$. She’s already had me at the brink of tears. I need the check, but this is definitely going to affect my performance … Would it be a deathblow to my career if I were to go to her manager with this information? Or should I ride it out and keep my mouth shut ?
I absolutely adore my dad’s fiancée, and I am delighted that she will be officially joining our family on Saturday, but this week she has been driving me absolutely insane with her bridezilla antics, and I don’t know if I just need to hang tight and ride out the emotional roller coaster, or if I should be concerned. She has a very demanding job and is not one to cave under pressure, but yet she has totally become unraveled by this wedding lately! Normally she is the kind of chillaxed person people gravitate towards, but lately she has been shrill and tense. I was alarmed earlier this week when she just burst into tears about some problem with the caterers (which has since been resolved), and a variety of other stresses and snafus that she would customarily handle calmly and efficiently. She seems to be stressed to the max despite having a wonderful wedding coordinator, an assistant, and a loving family willing to do whatever we can to make her special day amazing, and that worries me. I am wondering if the months of planning, the exorbitant expense, and all the energy poured into this one day is truly worthwhile. It has totally consumed our lives lately. An entire guest room has been converted into a makeshift office exclusively for the wedding, and virtually every conversation has been dominated by discussions about the "Big Day." And this is actually the second time we’ve gone through all this because they were supposed to have gotten married last fall, but the wedding had to be postponed last-minute when her dad suffered a mild heart attack. I wholeheartedly love her, but I haven’t wanted to be around her lately because she totally freaks out on me without just cause, and suddenly is treating me like a kid. I got a beautiful henna tattoo of a peacock on my arm to cover up a nasty bruise from an accident right before my prom, and she is seriously wigging out that it won’t have faded by Saturday, and claiming that it is distracting and destroys the look of my gown. I’m trying my best to get it off, and she’s still acting like I killed her kitten or something. Then she totally lit into me last night because I came home slightly late, and never before has she cared about my curfew. She is more like my friend than a parental figure. I have poured out a tremendous amount of time and effort into trying to make this day as awesome as possible for her, and she’s harping over the smallest things! I created little guides to LA for all the out-of-town guests and individually tailored planned activities for them, helped coordinate the rehearsal dinner, Sunday brunch and bachelorette party (even though I wasn’t invited to it!), painted signs, and have been practicing for weeks to sing at the wedding. I’ve also learned some of her dad & my dad’s favorite songs to sing for them at the brunch, which is on Father’s Day. I’m frustrated (hence the reason for this vent) that she is acting like she’s frustrated with me! She is younger & hipper than my parents (she’s 33 and this will be her first marriage), and we usually get along fantastically. My dad is completely enamored with her, and they are happy together. So why isn’t she in a state of bliss right now?
So, to sum up my questions:
1. Is this sort of behavior relatively normal for a bride-to-be?
2. Are extravagant weddings genuinely worth the time, money and stress in your opinion?
3. How does the bride feel after the wedding? I’m asking because I devoted an immense amount of time to planning my prom, had the most spectacular night of my life, and am now kind of depressed that it’s all over. Do brides have a similar reaction? Do I need to worry about even more drama-o-rama after the wedding?
Okay, apologies that this is so long, and I hope your eyes haven’t gone on strike from being forced into overtime by reading this whole spiel, but I could really use some feedback.
Thanks in advance for your answers. : )
Each time I ask a question I am reminded of how fortunate I am to have such thoughtful, genuine contacts who kindly take the time to read my verbiage and write excellent, helpful answers.
The wedding was magnificent, and I’m happy to report that the “bridezilla” has morphed back into the delightful, brilliant, amazing woman I’ve been so thrilled to have joining our family. We are privileged to have her in our lives.
To the brides-to-be who answered: I hope you have lovely weddings that will create sweet memories for you to cherish for life.
To all my contacts: ((((((HUGS))))))) and thank you. You are AWESOME.
And to those who complained about my mini-novella: I once again apologize for the length of the question, and would like to remind you that if for whatever reason you don’t want to read a question, then please simply skip over it and don’t bother wasting your time or mine answering with a complaint; it’s unproductive to all involved.
It was incredibly hard to pick a BA!
Oh, and a special thanks to Greta for the henna-removing tips; they worked! You rule.
i am a 21 year old male living at home with my parents. i am about to move out and live with my girlfriend. i have had a lot of trouble deciding what to do with my life. i currently work at hhgregg and hate it. ive decided to look into becoming an electrician. i traveled with my previous job when i was 19 installing fire alarms and i really enjoyed it. i enjoy hands on stuff. i want to be an electrician, but i DO NOT want to go back to school. i only graduated high school and have had no more schooling after that. does anybody have any ideas on how i can even begin? i dont know where to look or who to call. i was thinking of working alongside an electrician and learning from them so that i dont have to go back to school. but i dont even know how to get in contact with one! im just very lost and need any help anybody can give me. any ideas would be very helpful. THANK YOU