@MemeNonLibs I'm watching this while packing to move across the country to stay with my company. The contract we had in my state was not renewed. We had 1.5 months to find a job. I applied to hundreds of jobs, including an exact company I had 10 yrs of management experience in. 2 interviews.
@NathanielSami My favorite part is that he refuses to use the current name of the platform, pulls quotes from years apart "tweeting up a storm", and completely ignores his leader's social media habits ๐
@Jinxsa@EliMcCann ๐คฃ๐คฃ OK, mine wear that last one, too ๐คฃ had a puppy growing up that was cold all the time and we had to buy a baby doll outfit from toys r us, it's extra cute when they're tiny โค๏ธ
@what_cimmy_said@ask_aubry It's so weird to me how different other people's experiences are with this. I travel for work a lot and have only had one hotel (a Hilton) ask me for my ID, and I had stayed there multiple times before without doing so. The last bit is what got me all riled, though, seriously...
@SCGrandma77@ask_aubry I stay at Hiltons all the time for work. I've only been asked for ID once, and it was 2 weeks ago. Moved across country, 3 nights in different hotels, with cats, wasn't asked once. It may be policy, but it definitely isn't enforced.
@The_Bournian @TravelsinIndia1 @Nito_Onna_Helen@HiltonHotels I cringed at the customer is always right but, for sure. It's one of the top five worst phrases hoisted on retail/service workers, customer is king seems the same but is so much better. This really is about having just a shred of humanity, though.
@Judyinrichmond @lfcest1892@Nito_Onna_Helen@HiltonHotels And if she lives alone? She supposed to call her neighbor? And she didn't leave them at home, she lost her briefcase. Imagine having her day and then having a hotel employee impugn your character because you're checking in at 1am. Grow a soul, mate.
@Judyinrichmond @kissesfrmarii@Nito_Onna_Helen@HiltonHotels She had lost her briefcase, it's not like she left those documents at home... We almost exclusively stay at Hiltons for business travel and I've only ever even been asked for my ID once, and I wouldn't even be able to say that if it hadn't happened just 2 weeks ago.
@chriswinker01 @Nito_Onna_Helen@HiltonHotels When an employee makes judgements about someone's character due to the time of day they attempt to check-in, there doesn't need to be another side? Whatever the rest of the situation was, that is absurdly unprofessional.
I'll allow the criminal record one under specific circumstances. But the ONLY one on this list that's a bad bet for a long term relationship is consistently interrupting you, and even that could be neurodivergence that yall can work on together if you love them.