Dog Moon
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True, it IS better than sodas, but that's not really saying much considering how bad sodas area!
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Dog Moon
Adventurer
True, my worst attempts at diets were always when I try to go too drastically to lose weight. Cause when I crash, I crash HARD and probably end up negative weight loss!
On a side note, kept the same sleeping schedule three days in a row. It might not seem like much, but it feels like an incredible accomplishment for. It's hopefully a beginning of consistency for me. Which is what I need, for so many reasons. Speaking of which, time to work out!
Aeson
I learned nerd for this.
Each week I have to submit paperwork showing how many papers I put in a store and how many I take out. Ideally the out number should be lower than the in number.
I am the only one to do it on a spreadsheet. Everyone else does theirs by hand on paper. The way he set it up makes it easier on me and the distribution manager (my boss's boss). I do see one flaw. As stated out lower than in is good. What about no out numbers? The distribution manager called and asked if I sold every paper. I said that I did not, but I did sell out on some of the weekend papers. He said the spreadsheet had no data for the outs. 
I looked at the email I sent him. The file was not the right one. I sent him the master. The in numbers rarely change so I set the sheet up to where I should only input the new numbers instead of deleting the old then inputting new. He told me not to worry, this happens. He had to wait to submit his paperwork anyway. So when I got home I sent the correct file, with the comment that I would start saving it to Google Drive so I could access it from my phone should I need to again. So the flaw with sending a spreadsheet via email is you don't get that one last look before you hand it in. I have to make damn sure it's right when I hit send.
I am the only one to do it on a spreadsheet. Everyone else does theirs by hand on paper. The way he set it up makes it easier on me and the distribution manager (my boss's boss). I do see one flaw. As stated out lower than in is good. What about no out numbers? The distribution manager called and asked if I sold every paper. I said that I did not, but I did sell out on some of the weekend papers. He said the spreadsheet had no data for the outs. I looked at the email I sent him. The file was not the right one. I sent him the master. The in numbers rarely change so I set the sheet up to where I should only input the new numbers instead of deleting the old then inputting new. He told me not to worry, this happens. He had to wait to submit his paperwork anyway. So when I got home I sent the correct file, with the comment that I would start saving it to Google Drive so I could access it from my phone should I need to again. So the flaw with sending a spreadsheet via email is you don't get that one last look before you hand it in. I have to make damn sure it's right when I hit send.
Aeson
I learned nerd for this.
That's a long story. I was out of work for a time. I'm trying to rebuild my work history.
Aeson
I learned nerd for this.
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