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20d ago
inPro tip: I spent 2 years answering every email in 5 minutes and it wrecked my career growth
Oh man I feel this in my bones. I was the same way for years, replying to stuff at 11pm from my phone while my wife just stared at me. The worst part was people started treating me like a help desk, like I was just sitting there waiting for their next thing. I remember one guy emailed me three times in one hour about something that could've waited till Monday. What finally clicked for me was when I started putting "I check email at 9am and 3pm" in my signature, and honestly it felt rude at first but after a couple weeks everybody just... adjusted? A few people still poke at me but I let those sit and they figure it out. My actual work got way better too since I wasn't always switching tasks. Wish somebody had told me this years ago.
20d ago
inWalked out of my shift at the pizza place when the owner took $60 from my tips
Man, good for you for walking out, that guy was straight up stealing from you and you don't owe him a thing. I bounced from a bar gig once when the manager dipped into our jar for "register shortages" and two other servers quit over it too, so you're not alone in this.
21d ago
inSerious question, why does my bank hold a $40 gas charge for 5 days but post a $900 rent check the same morning?
My gym did the same thing last month, charged me $12 for a protein shake on a Friday and it sat pending until Wednesday, but my $75 membership fee drafted instantly on the 1st. The pattern I keep seeing is that anything coming OUT of your account moves at lightning speed while anything going back IN crawls along like it's walking through mud. Banks make money off that float, that's the whole game, they hold your cash as long as they legally can. You can complain but they'll just point you to some line in your account agreement about holds on certain types of charges.