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Mikey wrote:

Angharrad wrote:I was online looking for tickets to a hockey game. I wanted Sabres vs. Rangers at Madison Square Garden. I was in a bit of rush because I had a $40 coupon that was expiring that week so I wasn't looking at the tickets as closely as I should have, I bought the ticket and when I got the e-mail I realized I had bought a ticket for Sabres vs Rangers at First Niagara Center. In Buffalo.

How's this for a dilemma - I was offered a ticket for Rutgers at Ohio State. In Columbus.

In retrospect, you might have been lucky to have been spared a first-hand view of the, er... somewhat less than inspiring outcome for the Scarlet Knights (assuming you didn't go).

Finally out of China, worst internet ever, slow and most things are blocked. In Korean now flying to Miami tomorrow.

Safe travels, Teaos!

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:

Angharrad wrote:I was online looking for tickets to a hockey game. I wanted Sabres vs. Rangers at Madison Square Garden. I was in a bit of rush because I had a $40 coupon that was expiring that week so I wasn't looking at the tickets as closely as I should have, I bought the ticket and when I got the e-mail I realized I had bought a ticket for Sabres vs Rangers at First Niagara Center. In Buffalo.

Oh, that sucks.

Any chance of a refund or exchange?

I bought it from a second party resale site so no. I can either use it or try to sell it myself.

Well you might get money back for it

Ah, sorry.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Ah, sorry.

Eh, it'll be o.k.

Leaving Florida on way through Panama. I forgot how much I hate humidity.

God, today sucked. If I may rant a bit...

I started getting a bad headache around noontime, not helped by the new guy calling out for the second day in a row. Great way to start![/sarcasm]A fellow associate who called me lazy even though I'm twice as fast as her, stood in the middle of the door to the back while I was rolling to her, leading a customer to tarps. I told her to move since we were about to collide and she still hadn't moved and acted like I was evil. Later on after loading the FedEx truck I was wrapping the final pallet when I knocked my head into a steel bar. I dropped to one knee for a few minutes because any movement and my stomach and head went in two different directions. My supervisor Roxeanne asked me if I needed an ambulance and since we've worked together a while, I also knew she wasn't joking.And at the bank, even though there was no one being waited on, I still had to wait over five minutes for a teller because... I don't know why. But yeah, this was not a good day for me.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:God, today sucked. If I may rant a bit...

I started getting a bad headache around noontime, not helped by the new guy calling out for the second day in a row. Great way to start![/sarcasm]A fellow associate who called me lazy even though I'm twice as fast as her, stood in the middle of the door to the back while I was rolling to her, leading a customer to tarps. I told her to move since we were about to collide and she still hadn't moved and acted like I was evil. Later on after loading the FedEx truck I was wrapping the final pallet when I knocked my head into a steel bar. I dropped to one knee for a few minutes because any movement and my stomach and head went in two different directions. My supervisor Roxeanne asked me if I needed an ambulance and since we've worked together a while, I also knew she wasn't joking.And at the bank, even though there was no one being waited on, I still had to wait over five minutes for a teller because... I don't know why. But yeah, this was not a good day for me.

Angharrad wrote:

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:God, today sucked. If I may rant a bit...

I started getting a bad headache around noontime, not helped by the new guy calling out for the second day in a row. Great way to start![/sarcasm]A fellow associate who called me lazy even though I'm twice as fast as her, stood in the middle of the door to the back while I was rolling to her, leading a customer to tarps. I told her to move since we were about to collide and she still hadn't moved and acted like I was evil. Later on after loading the FedEx truck I was wrapping the final pallet when I knocked my head into a steel bar. I dropped to one knee for a few minutes because any movement and my stomach and head went in two different directions. My supervisor Roxeanne asked me if I needed an ambulance and since we've worked together a while, I also knew she wasn't joking.And at the bank, even though there was no one being waited on, I still had to wait over five minutes for a teller because... I don't know why. But yeah, this was not a good day for me.

Thank you. Today, simply by dint of no head injuries, has gone vastly better.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:

Angharrad wrote:

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:God, today sucked. If I may rant a bit...

I started getting a bad headache around noontime, not helped by the new guy calling out for the second day in a row. Great way to start![/sarcasm]A fellow associate who called me lazy even though I'm twice as fast as her, stood in the middle of the door to the back while I was rolling to her, leading a customer to tarps. I told her to move since we were about to collide and she still hadn't moved and acted like I was evil. Later on after loading the FedEx truck I was wrapping the final pallet when I knocked my head into a steel bar. I dropped to one knee for a few minutes because any movement and my stomach and head went in two different directions. My supervisor Roxeanne asked me if I needed an ambulance and since we've worked together a while, I also knew she wasn't joking.And at the bank, even though there was no one being waited on, I still had to wait over five minutes for a teller because... I don't know why. But yeah, this was not a good day for me.

Thank you. Today, simply by dint of no head injuries, has gone vastly better.

Yeah Wednesday I fell going down some stairs, went sideways and banged my head on the steel hand bar.

Angharrad wrote: Yeah Wednesday I fell going down some stairs, went sideways and banged my head on the steel hand bar.

I know that pain all too well.

Awesome. Watching live the first National Football League daytime game in London. 80,000 spectators in Wembley Stadium holding up colored cards to make an American flag symbol during the performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" - which lyrics were penned about an event in a war fought by the U.S. against England. #ironic?

Mikey wrote:Awesome. Watching live the first National Football League daytime game in London. 80,000 spectators in Wembley Stadium holding up colored cards to make an American flag symbol during the performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" - which lyrics were penned about an event in a war fought by the U.S. against England. #ironic?

That does read pretty cool.