Calgary - random talk thread
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the tire that blew was a replacement about 6 moths after I got the 4 tires originally on my rims. o it was a little newer than the others. I was just driving down the highway and there was a loud pop and shaking in the steering wheel. nothing major. No bulge that I could see when I put my summer rims on in May
08-05-2011, 01:03 AM
the tire that blew was a replacement about 6 moths after I got the 4 tires originally on my rims. o it was a little newer than the others. I was just driving down the highway and there was a loud pop and shaking in the steering wheel. nothing major. No bulge that I could see when I put my summer rims on in May
was it some kind of "made in korea" brand tire or something?! ~ that 's a pretty big deal, and could be a major liability for a big company...
(I'm thinking of the OE-Firestone tires on the Ford Exploders from the 1990's)
08-05-2011, 01:05 AM
hmm, never thought about that... I've generally only driven with 60 or 70 series tires before... so these 45-35 series rubber are a whole new ball game for me...
08-05-2011, 01:07 AM
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it was a "Kelly" tire I think. Got it at fountain tire 3 years ago. the N3000 Nexen tires out lasted it and I think I paid 89 bucks a tire for the N3000 when I bought the rims! lol
08-05-2011, 01:14 AM
Oh the memories
Must be nice.
* = $9 @ 40hrs X 3 weeks
Yeah, what she said.
08-05-2011, 01:16 AM
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08-05-2011, 01:17 AM
money is money.
being more financially independent rather than bumming off the parents (weather or not if they enable it) is a good thing...
with every job, at some level or another there is customer service, you'ld best get a handle on it in jobs that really don't matter)...
08-05-2011, 01:18 AM
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i hated doing cashier at little caesars. i had to deal with angry customers all day and i just dont like serving people anymore
oh and i dont think i posted this here, but this is what my career is going to be
http://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/Conte...2691&SNT_ID=25
oh and i dont think i posted this here, but this is what my career is going to be
http://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/Conte...2691&SNT_ID=25
08-05-2011, 01:21 AM
dude, the kind of moron who vents at someone working fast food is at the absolute bottom of the food chain, and is only worthy of your jeers/laughter...
blow them off - there are more important things in life... like earning gas money!
I just had fun with doing front cash or drive through - which is probably why I worked at Taco Bell on three seperate occasions (in two cities I might add)....
I still deal with people via the phones at my current job - and if anything else being good at it makes a person more valuable to upper management.
EDIT: Also, last time I heard, people these days change their careers an average of four times...
I still don't know what I want to do when I grow up