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Unread 12-09-2005, 09:14 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally posted by Repugnant Abomination:
The "personal reasons" excuse is for rookies. When you want to move to the next level you will come up with a very specific and very serious problem that is a complete and utter lie. For example I once got out of a job by giving a teary eyed confession to my boss that I had cancer. No bs. Of course by doing this you have to be a pro because chances are they'll look into it. What does that tell us? That they don't trust you! They think you're a fucking liar! So you've got to prove them wrong! You go to every length imaginable to prove to them that yes, I DO infact have cancer (or whatever excuse you come up with). I for one lost 15 pounds and ate very poorly to give myself a nice sickly look. I even even forged hospital documents and put myself on a local prayer chain. So yeah, fuck you buddy see if you think I'm a liar next time.
Wouldn't it have been much easier just to do the job, as well as get payed for it?

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