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-UE
If you use an @yahoo.com email or any related Yahoo services, they have blocked us also due to "user complaints"
-UE
Work broke 'that' straw.
If you're unfamiliar with the saying, it goes like this, "The straw that broke the camel's back."
Now. I don't know the exact origin or meaning of the saying, but from what I can gather, in the context of Camels being devices of transporting straw, the metaphor represents the single piece of straw which quite literally was too much for that Camel to carry.
That's me trying to be smart and explain the saying so that the meaning of the phrase and with that, my feelings aren't lost on any of you.
This how I feel right now.
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for whatever reason, this just never applies to me.
Right now we're trying out this system to reduce the amount of work later down the line, so far, 2 people have been trained in it for 2 days each.
Today though, is the day quite literally when we've had an overflow of the work, as in, more than any other day
so this is the day when I'm suppose to learn the ins and outs of your broken system while the work itself is building up in a way that's preventing me from even doing the work.
-_-
I'll see how I feel about it later, but this kind of behavior has taken place in the past, History repeats itself in a big way here.
In the end, the workload of an average day is 60-70.
The workload I got was 150 cases.
All this and I was supposed to be "training on the system"
-_-