Posted by brent zappe on September 24, 2015 at 08:33:14 from (69.230.51.167):
I am thinking of retireing from my stupid job. For the past thirty years went to work to clean classrooms and clean a school. The first twenty three years where great I was at only one school site and till they changed it. They made up clean teams and made us to handle four big schools a night. This way of thinking keeps going I see stuff that would had been fixed if I was only at one school site plus other things that would had been cleaned. As I grow older in age I now think that retireing out is better because I am not going to clean four big schools a every night when I get to 60. Employers love when they can get you to leave. I am going to grow up next year I am going to do one of my dreams start restoring my tractors and automoblies. I am going to seat on my porch and drink a nice cold beer at night realizeing that I would be rushing around cleaning a school at that time.
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