These last 2 months have been very stressful at work. To the point where I have begun to wonder is the pay worth it. Work/life balance is so tilted right now that I had actually started just to look elsewhere even on the Indiana side.Find a job outside Chicago, or Illinois.
And, sorry about the loss Jedi. That does suck.
If they took it I can't be mad.
Are you happy or mad over the loss? Back in the 90's one of the guys on the Fire Dept. had his pickup truck stolen and six months after he got another truck his stolen truck turned up and the insurance company wanted to give him back the old/stolen truck. Don't remember what he did with the two trucks.If they took it I can't be mad.
That is funny as heck.
Considering where I catch the bus in the mornings in the middle of residential area I have seen them monsters in the alley dumpsters and walking across the street!!!
Sorry for the strife in your life. Sometimes we gotta weigh if the stress is worth the added pay. Adjustment may be needed in lifestyle but if you can find work that you enjoy v/s the money and stress it'd be a no-brainerThese last 2 months have been very stressful at work. To the point where I have begun to wonder is the pay worth it. Work/life balance is so tilted right now that I had actually started just to look elsewhere even on the Indiana side.
Having the van stolen was just another sucker punch to the whole "Work thing".
That is the concern I have.Are you happy or mad over the loss? Back in the 90's one of the guys on the Fire Dept. had his pickup truck stolen and six months after he got another truck his stolen truck turned up and the insurance company wanted to give him back the old/stolen truck. Don't remember what he did with the two trucks.
Start looking at jobs.That is the concern I have.
I felt nothing over the loss, nor for the youths that took it. My mind just thought of the steps I would have to take to report it, find a new vehicle, get back to work the next day.
Even know 5 days later I have no emotion about the whole ordeal.
Which makes me begin to question why am I still at that job.
Time to update your r`e-sum`e and look for what will make you happy. I'm sure you feel like someone invaded your personal space and property.That is the concern I have.
I felt nothing over the loss, nor for the youths that took it. My mind just thought of the steps I would have to take to report it, find a new vehicle, get back to work the next day.
Even now 5 days later I have no emotion about the whole ordeal.
Which makes me begin to question why am I still at that job.
US steel probably has some openingsStart looking at jobs.
Well, he wanted a work/home balance. So I figured I wouldn't say anything.US steel probably has some openings
Sucks to hear this.Well looks like all my chances were finally spent.
Chiraqi thugs finally got jedi.
On Thursday afternoon after 13 years of parking on the southside by the public library and day care center with heavy police presence since the PD station is not far from there jedi found the van missing.
It did not get towed.
The elderly couple that lives next to the library confirmed they saw 3 youths near the van, then inside the van and then the van was gone.
Chicago PD took the report.
No activity on the ipass.
Spent 2 days driving up and down the Southside street and did not see it.
Insurance company got me a "clown car" mistubishe mirage for the time being while they wait the 10 days before they consider it a total loss.
The van was a rust bucket but had a good motor and mechanical was ok. It had taken me to FL several times, MN, and Canada all with no issues.
Lost over $1000 in emergency vehicle tools that where in the van stored over the years. Plus some sentimental items from road trips and an old atlas that belonged to jedi's grandpa.
Luckly no harm to jedi.
So if ya see a silver 2006 minivan with a pink hello kitty sticker call the police!
Doubt the van is intact at this point.
Most likely in a chop shop being stripped for parts.
I was always amazed at the commute you took. You saved some money, but increased your commute time and travelled a less than good path once you parked.On Thursday afternoon after 13 years of parking on the southside by the public library and day care center with heavy police presence since the PD station is not far from there jedi found the van missing.
I imagine the Insurance Company had paid out on the stolen vehicle report? Did they want their money back?Are you happy or mad over the loss? Back in the 90's one of the guys on the Fire Dept. had his pickup truck stolen and six months after he got another truck his stolen truck turned up and the insurance company wanted to give him back the old/stolen truck. Don't remember what he did with the two trucks.
Sucks to hear this.
Gangbangers seem to love stealing vans, they use them in shootings and discard them. It seemed to be a common part of the gang shootings my grand jury investigated. A van was taken, the state line was crossed, there was a shooting, the van was wrecked or simply discarded, the criminals were caught 3 to 10+ years later on an unrelated charge . . . jail happens, but justice is very often delayed by a decade or more.
Well looks like all my chances were finally spent.
Chiraqi thugs finally got jedi.
On Thursday afternoon after 13 years of parking on the southside by the public library and day care center with heavy police presence since the PD station is not far from there jedi found the van missing.
It did not get towed.
The elderly couple that lives next to the library confirmed they saw 3 youths near the van, then inside the van and then the van was gone.
Chicago PD took the report.
No activity on the ipass.
Spent 2 days driving up and down the Southside street and did not see it.
Insurance company got me a "clown car" mistubishe mirage for the time being while they wait the 10 days before they consider it a total loss.
The van was a rust bucket but had a good motor and mechanical was ok. It had taken me to FL several times, MN, and Canada all with no issues.
Lost over $1000 in emergency vehicle tools that where in the van stored over the years. Plus some sentimental items from road trips and an old atlas that belonged to jedi's grandpa.
Luckly no harm to jedi.
So if ya see a silver 2006 minivan with a pink hello kitty sticker call the police!
Doubt the van is intact at this point.
Most likely in a chop shop being stripped for parts.