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I bet you would stay busy!
 
Dabell said:
Working with people ( women) all my life as taken a toll on me. I love doing make-up but I rather deal with men. So I think I just might take a ad out and say this:
Pro. Make-up Artist for CrossDressers

What do you think?

Just curious, what is it about women that has token a toll you? Are we just harder to get along with, or are men just easier to deal with?

Oh and by the way, welcome back to the board. You have been missed.
 
When I waited tables I much preferred dealing with men vs. women. Less particular, more to the point, fewer headgames. (WAY better tippers.)
 
I love my job. Sometimes I get up in the morning and don't want to go, but that's just because I didn't want to get up in the first place. :cool:
 
kathydwells said:
Just curious, what is it about women that has token a toll you? Are we just harder to get along with, or are men just easier to deal with?

Oh and by the way, welcome back to the board. You have been missed.

Most Women don't want a change even if they say they do. Some of them are still walking around with brown lipstick on and their hair is so bleached blonde. That is NOT a GOOD LOOK! It makes you look older! powder on older and/or on someone that tans a lot, is not good. Creme blushes are so much better, it hides ALOT! And The make-up is just to hide and beautify your look for a day. Skin care is what every women should be doing every morning and night.
Men will do what you tell them to do to look better. Men Don't spend money on anything unless they are going to use it.
On a biz stand point, I feel this is true.
 
ShallowsNole said:
I love my job. Sometimes I get up in the morning and don't want to go, but that's just because I didn't want to get up in the first place. :cool:

What do you do?
 
katie blue said:
When I waited tables I much preferred dealing with men vs. women. Less particular, more to the point, fewer headgames. (WAY better tippers.)

Always heard that but I bet it was because of you KB :biggrin:
 
audie said:
i am a hospital pharmacist, work 3rd shift and love it. would despise it if i had to work a different shift though. my husband is a pharmacist for cvs - he hates it, unfortunately found out too late what it is like to work with the public and insurance companies. but after spending all the time and money to go to school, what do ya do? why is it that the people getting everything paid for them are the nastiest most hateful people to deal with ?

Your husband needs to change companies or y'all need to move to the South. My Dad has been a Pharmacist since 1950 and he has always loved it. He just retired with Winn Dixie and is still working fill in around town (Huntsville) for others. If your husband is not a people person tell him to go back to school or go into the hospital like you did. Lots and lots of pharmacy needs in the South (Must be because we like our fried food) :rolling:

Me, I work as a purchasing agent for a defense contractor and I have really never liked my job since moving to Atlanta but for now this is the best place for us to be since my wife loves her job and we live in a great old area of Atlanta. Just putting in the time for the check so we can move to Sowal in 10 years or so. OF course if I win the lotto I am going to hire Katie Blue to teach me Guitar lessons at the beach :biggrin:
 
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Hey, now that's what I call a career goal! Sure, Skipper, whatever it takes to get you to pull one of your Martins out...
 
skippertoo said:
Your husband needs to change companies or y'all need to move to the South. My Dad has been a Pharmacist since 1950 and he has always loved it. He just retired with Winn Dixie and is still working fill in around town (Huntsville) for others. If your husband is not a people person tell him to go back to school or go into the hospital like you did. Lots and lots of pharmacy needs in the South (Must be because we like our fried food) :rolling:

Me, I work as a purchasing agent for a defense contractor and I have really never liked my job since moving to Atlanta but for now this is the best place for us to be since my wife loves her job and we live in a great old area of Atlanta. Just putting in the time for the check so we can move to Sowal in 10 years or so. OF course if I will the lotto I am going to hire Katie Blue to teach me Guitar lessons at the beach :biggrin:

when my hubby externed at the hospital where i work now, he didn't care for it, he said it made him to nervous, esp. dealing with iv's. unfortunately to move to the south, we'd have to take the state boards again, and frankly - there ain't no way !!!! believe me he would love to move south, but i can't move while my parents are still around, and don't think i could stand to be any farther from my sister. the main thing i think that gets to him is the nasty public - we have lots of medicaid patients who frankly shouldn't be on it around here, and they are the absolute most hateful nasty rude people you have ever seen. i am talking 23,24, 25 year old men and women who won't work - but that is another story.
 
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