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queendickface replied to your post:Roses, Casket, Ink
I actually really like that haiku :O
It’s the only type of poetry I’ve ever been able to do anything with and I feel like it’s because I don’t have to expend as much effort? Which I know is not true like poetry is tough all around I just have an easier time condensing a feeling or emotion into something concise like that.
queendickface replied to your photo: “200 ocs exactly i am going to cry these are a total of. seven years of...”:
is it terrible that I want to know about all of them?
ive apparently dedicated my life to that quest
~ABOUT ME~
Who tagged me : burrrnt
Who am I: jhazmynes-lullaby
name: Chris
nickname: Crispy
birthday: January 19th
star sign: Capricorn
gender: Male
height: 6′1″
sexual orientation: Straight
romantic orientation: Straight
favourite color: Blue, Black,Green
time/date at the moment: 3:08 PM, 04/10/15
average hrs of sleep: 6
LUCKY NUMBER: 77
last thing googled: Tornados in Illinois
first word that comes to mind: Talkhaus
A place that makes me happy: I really like being in the car.
how many blankets I sleep under: 1
favourite fictional character: Roland Deschain
favourite famous person: Emma Watson
favourite books: The Dark Tower Series, The Physics of The Future, The Grand Design, A Letter to A Christian Nation.
favourite animes: Yu Yu Hakusho, Hajime no Ippo, Cowboy Bebop, FLCL, I’d be lying if I didn’t say Bleach and Dragonball Z too.
favourite musician/band: Misery Signals, Meshuggah, From Autumn To Ashes, Madball, Sick of It All, Slapshot, The Faceless, Wretched, Hatebreed, Against Me!, Defiance, Ohio, Death Grips, CLIPPING, Raekwan, The Aquabats!, P.O.S., Flying Lotus...
I could name stuff forever but yeah I like a lot of music.
favourite games: Kingdom Hearts Series (other than re:coded and chain of memories) Ultra Beat Hazard, Halo Series, Shining Force, the Zelda’s and Mario’s of the world, Super Meat Boy, all iterations of Smash, Fire Emblem: Awakening, and a bunch of others.
dream holiday: I’d love to get out of the country one day. Maybe Ireland.
dream job: Minimal work for maximum pay. (Some say it’s lazy, I say it’s efficient.)
wearing right now: Camo shorts, no shirt (I just got out of the shower post work.)
last book I read: How To Not Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking.
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18) Do you believe in karma?Yes. I am actually a HUGE believer in Karma. I try to always make the best decision because I am so afraid of bad karma
28) What’s your biggest “what if”?My BIGGEST one would probably be “What if I don’t ever do anything worthwhile in my life”
29) Do you believe in ghosts? How about aliens?I do most definitely believe in ghost. I also believe in aliens but not in the stereotypical belief. I do believe that a different living being live somewhere in the vastness of space that we have yet to find and that they exist in their own area and are in no hurry to fuck with us, that is if they are even aware of our existence
4) What do you think about most?It would probably be a tie between my future and my love life. Which technically my love life is a part of my future but I figured I would answer with both.
7) What’s your strangest talent?This is going to sound weird but I kind of believe I can see into the future. But not until that future comes and I remember it in a really weird deja vu like situation. It’s never anything important either. Idk. Maybe i’m just crazy.
8) Girls…. (finish the sentence); Boys…. (finish the sentence)Girls are absolutely great but can be full of unnecessary drama. Boys can also be great but huge pains in the asses as well.
14) If you are outside, what are you most likely doing?I am either just going for a walk or throwing knives or shopping/walking in lawrence
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10) When is the last time you played the air guitar?
omg. probably before middle school
22) Have you ever gone skinny dipping?
yeah, actually. wayy back when i lived in arizona we had a pool in our backyard so we used to skinny dip in that. if i ever get a private pool again you fuckin know i’ll do it again.
23) How do you vent your anger?
through tumblr posts or texting a friend about it. usually i try to just calm down by focusing on something else for a while since i have really bad anger issues and it will just drive me crazy if i focus on it.
24) Do you have a collection of anything?
I have a collection of hot wheelz cars (and other toy cars)
36) Define Art.
something that you make with the intention of making someone feel or do something
49) Ever had a rumor spread about you?
kind of? the only instance i can remember is when i made a mean vague post about a girl at my school and then one of her friends told her about it (after i deleted it and apologized to him since he was the one who was offended) and then she told everyone i cyber-bullied her despite the fact that i never contacted her directly outside of in-class small talk lmao
queendickface replied to your post:Highlight of last night was demanding the most...
You inspire me, Kraig. I wanna try this now. (I know it’s gonna be detrimental to my health but, screw that noise)
If you ask for "high fives that hurt" insistently enough you will get them.
queendickface replied to your post “Do you mind if I ask you to go in depth about the wonder's of working...”
and target's okay with colored hair, right?
Yeah! I have two-different co-workers with colored hair.
Do you mind if I ask you to go in depth about the wonder's of working in retail? (You work in target, right?)
Alright this might be a lot of words or it might be a medium amount of words I’m not sure yet. I’m going to start with the basics and just go on from there, and if I miss anything then I’ll try and correct it later.
No matter where you work, the core fundamentals will be more or less the same. You stand around, you scan things, you put them in bags, and click a couple buttons. Where I work you get some kind of break about every two hours, but you’ll spend the lion’s share of your time standing in the same place. This does not feel great on your feet or back, so hopefully you have a mat to stand on, and some comfortable shoes.
The basics of a cashier job couldn’t be much simpler, and you’ll pick them up after the first few transactions. Scanning, bagging, and putting in/taking out cash couldn’t be simpler. There are advanced things you could possibly run into such as but not limited to coupons, gift cards, ID checks, rebate checks, WIC checks, price inquiries, merchandise locations, etc. Most of those you’ll just kind of pick up as you go, but after about a month you’re likely to have run into every issue you could encounter at the register, and will know how to deal with them.
Now if you work at a big chain, chances are they’ll have a store credit card or rewards card, and they’ll want you to hawk that. I’ve found (at least at Target) that our card sales goals are often woefully inaccurate, so as long as you can get a few a week, you should be good.
Supervisors and managers can be your worst nightmare or your best friend, so do your best to stay on their good side. I like all of mine and we get along just fine, and I imagine most of them are at heart good people.
By and large I’ve found that customers aren’t the demons they’re made out to be. Sure there are jerks, and there will always be jerks, but I’ve found that greeting someone with genuine positivity will usually get you some back.
Since the work is tedious and sometimes taxing, you’ll be able to bond pretty quickly with your co-workers, since you’re all in it together. Having someone to talk to when the store is dead can help pass the time, and make going to work not feel so dreadful.
Sometimes your managers will give you other stuff to do that gets you off the register, like cleaning up the lanes or some other task specific to that area of the store. Cherish it. Ask for it. Doing something besides cashiering for a bit of your shift can seriously lighten your mood.
Keep in mind I can only speak to the experience of being a cashier. I imagine people on the sales floor or stocking team often feel like a bunch of moms cleaning up other people’s messes. Well, I have to do that sometimes too.
The biggest irritation with customers is mostly that they’re oblivious. They’ll try and hide items they don’t want instead of giving them back to you to put back, or they’ll let their kids make a mess because “somebody will clean it up,” and they do these things because they have never worked retail, and don’t understand the amount of effort required to make a store clean and presentable for about 16-24 hours a day.
The most important thing is to not let the job get you down. At the end of the day it’s just a job. Never let yourself feel devalued over what you’re doing, because it’s just a stepping stone, not the end of the line.
There’s probably stuff I forgot but this is the gist I have for right now.
