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Buy yourself something nice...


Posted on 01/17/2006 by GreenOlive
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I suggest each of you buy something nice for yourself... it will remind you why you slave away everyday! I bought myself something and it reminds me that my job does have a purpose!



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post a commentPOST A COMMENTCorporate Ladder Rung: Mailroomgranularity(01/17/2006)
well what did you buy??

Corporate Ladder Rung: VPcnubelevit(01/17/2006)
Great Idea! If you get no kudos from the boss, give one to yourself! Genius.

Corporate Ladder Rung: Middle ManagerSpencer(01/17/2006)
At the end of hard day I buy myself a nice meal combo from White Castle! The great thing about white castle is that it doesn't matter what time of day or night you get there...it always is open and it always tastes perfect. When I get my sliders I can say "boss schmoss!!!"

SouthernProgrammer(01/18/2006)
Ummm..white castles...ummm....

Corporate Ladder Rung: Middle ManagerTheNewGuy(01/18/2006)
MMMM....White Castles...

tiredofbeingyourmomma(01/18/2006)
Thanks for the idea: but you guys made me hungry. So I went right out and got a sinfully rich concoction from a coffee place that touts a social conscience. Just a tiny spurge and my entire day is looking far better.

vanilla ginger(01/18/2006)
What a nice idea. I splurge a little every payperiod (new lipstick, getting the Jeep detailed, dinner at a fancy french place by my house) just to balance out all the "financial responsibility". :)

just me(01/18/2006)
I am the same way. I buy something small like my favorite food or a big starbuck's or a new cd. Something that I can feel like I splureged without taking a financial hit.

Corporate Ladder Rung: Middle ManagercorporateSlave(01/18/2006)
A buddy of mine dropped 40 grand on a car one night after he got PASSED OVER for a promotion. I could understand if you got a raise or promotion but... I think he did it to make himself feel like he was at the status level he dreamed of. I feel kinda sory for him.

vanilla ginger(01/18/2006)
That guy took a hit to his ego that was so hard he needed to bounce back with a new car? What a chump. Now he has more debt but NOT the promotion to go with it. Get ahold of yourself, man!

BeenThere(01/20/2006)
Thanks everyone who wrote on this. I was praying, doing breathing exercises and everything I could think of to hang on and you just really made my day.

big dogg 2006(01/22/2006)
i bought a 2005 benz thanks for the 60 hr work weeks boss

Corporate Ladder Rung: Middle ManagerRedStapler(01/24/2006)
We recently bought a new house, and when work is h*ll it is nice to think of my new stove and smile. :)

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