Ever dip your pen in the company ink?

[Unsuspicious]

Good or bad outcome? Someone you saw daily or different department you didn't interact with? Did one of you end up leaving the job if things didn't work out?

[Aerovette]

Yes, and it went well. I went to a different job. Not for that reason.

[Don Rickles]

No mixing business with pleasure.

But yes…..

[LATB]

Being in construction my whole life, there was not the kind of ink I'd want to dip into. Although there was this young painter chick on the job when I was a young carpenter...

Later I got into real estate and this industry is full of bimbos looking for a good time. But alas, too late...married dude.

[bsmith]

tried long ago.

she's still in the area.
my wife does not like her.

[Unsuspicious]

Originally Posted by LATB

But alas, too late...married dude.

Congrats to you and your husband

[Don Rickles]

Isn’t Sunday a day of no pornography or fornication for you guys?

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by LATB

Being in construction my whole life, there was not the kind of ink I'd want to dip into. Although there was this young painter chick on the job when I was a young carpenter...

Later I got into real estate and this industry is full of bimbos looking for a good time. But alas, too late...married dude.

Link to bimbos looking for a good time.

Name:
Number:

Name:
Number:

Name:
Number:

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Unsuspicious

Congrats to you and your husband

<------married dude. Not, married a dude.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Aerovette

Link to bimbos looking for a good time.

Name:
Number:

Name:
Number:

Name:
Number:

www.realtor.com

[DJ_Critterus]

dipped my pen in company ink all the time when I DJ'd titty bars.

[Unsuspicious]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

dipped my pen in company ink all the time when I DJ'd titty bars.

Strippers are W-2 employees? I always figured 1099 at best.

[Vandelay Industries]

Originally Posted by LATB

www.realtor.com

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by Unsuspicious

Strippers are W-2 employees? I always figured 1099 at best.

****ing a stripper was like putting your dick in the club owner's cash register.

[Unsuspicious]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

****ing a stripper was like putting your dick in the club owner's cash register.

More like stealing office supplies then, no big

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

dipped my pen in company ink all the time when I DJ'd titty bars.

Lucky bastard

[Budman]

Don’t get your meat at the same place you get your bread.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Unsuspicious

Strippers are W-2 employees? I always figured 1099 at best.

Depends. I had a client who also owned a titty bar and he only had three or four employees. The strippers would pay him a small fee, back then it may have been ten bucks, and in return they kept all the tips. He made all his money selling drinks, plus a $10 "member fee".

[NoOne]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Depends. I had a client who also owned a titty bar and he only had three or four employees. The strippers would pay him a small fee, back then it may have been ten bucks, and in return they kept all the tips. He made all his money selling drinks, plus a $10 "member fee".

Strippers had to pay $10 and got to keep their tips?

Is Back Then the 1800's?

[Aerovette]

The stripper I knew had an assigned number of nights to work. Was paid ZERO, but kept all tips and was 1099'd as a "waitress". Like Uber, if she took too much time off, she was pulled from rotation and given limited hours until she was able to illustrate she was able to work as required.