- Joined
- Jan 4, 2015
Phillip groaned after reading all of the messages in his inbox. 12 applications for work at various electronics locations sent out, and 12 replies saying they just weren't interested.
Until two weeks ago, he had a steady job working as an instrumentation technician at a local university . Prior to that he served time in the Navy as an avionics technician.
The problem was that he was studying to be an electrical engineer in his spare time, and this didn't set well with management. They wanted him to stay there and work for him, and not have to train someone else to fill his position after he left.
As such they attempted to constantly discourage him from his dream, touting that this job would be the most important thing he had ever done.
Providing support for systems that made steam and chilled water for purposes of keeping other students comfortable was good honest work, but not at the expense of his own education and studies. The final straw had came when his supervisor began running his mouth to him about his religious beliefs, and Phillip politely told him that he did not share the man's beliefs.
The supervisor had then began to use what little authority he had to give Phillip poor performance reviews, and Phillip simply walked out. He was better than that...
Work was lean in these times, and he was out of options... Rent was due in a few days, and he was behind in his studies, having to drop out due to the demands of his former employer.
He pushed back his keyboard and stood up from his computer and stretched.
He was handsome, with chiseled features, blonde hair cut short in a military style flat top, with deep green eyes. His frame was lean and muscular, and currently only clad in a pair of flannel pajama pants.
He shuffled to his refrigerator, and began weighing his options in his head...
He could always go back to his parents, and get a business degree in something else. He was good with numbers.
He opened his fridge only to see that it was mostly empty. There was one 2 liter bottle of soda, about half full.
Phillip grimaced, grabbed it, unscrewed the top, and drank long and deep from it. The carbonation was wearing off and it was a little flat, but it was cool and soothing on his parched throat...
He then tossed the empty bottle into the nearby trashcan.
Oh how he wanted to just go to sleep and just not wake up, yet something deep inside kept him going, making him continue to put one foot in front of the other...
He cracked his knuckles, and walked back to his computer. He decided he would fill out and apply to 24 different locations this time, and would not sleep till the last app was placed.
He sat down and began to use his search engine.
Abruptly, His older, obsolete Razr cell phone began to ring...
Until two weeks ago, he had a steady job working as an instrumentation technician at a local university . Prior to that he served time in the Navy as an avionics technician.
The problem was that he was studying to be an electrical engineer in his spare time, and this didn't set well with management. They wanted him to stay there and work for him, and not have to train someone else to fill his position after he left.
As such they attempted to constantly discourage him from his dream, touting that this job would be the most important thing he had ever done.
Providing support for systems that made steam and chilled water for purposes of keeping other students comfortable was good honest work, but not at the expense of his own education and studies. The final straw had came when his supervisor began running his mouth to him about his religious beliefs, and Phillip politely told him that he did not share the man's beliefs.
The supervisor had then began to use what little authority he had to give Phillip poor performance reviews, and Phillip simply walked out. He was better than that...
Work was lean in these times, and he was out of options... Rent was due in a few days, and he was behind in his studies, having to drop out due to the demands of his former employer.
He pushed back his keyboard and stood up from his computer and stretched.
He was handsome, with chiseled features, blonde hair cut short in a military style flat top, with deep green eyes. His frame was lean and muscular, and currently only clad in a pair of flannel pajama pants.
He shuffled to his refrigerator, and began weighing his options in his head...
He could always go back to his parents, and get a business degree in something else. He was good with numbers.
He opened his fridge only to see that it was mostly empty. There was one 2 liter bottle of soda, about half full.
Phillip grimaced, grabbed it, unscrewed the top, and drank long and deep from it. The carbonation was wearing off and it was a little flat, but it was cool and soothing on his parched throat...
He then tossed the empty bottle into the nearby trashcan.
Oh how he wanted to just go to sleep and just not wake up, yet something deep inside kept him going, making him continue to put one foot in front of the other...
He cracked his knuckles, and walked back to his computer. He decided he would fill out and apply to 24 different locations this time, and would not sleep till the last app was placed.
He sat down and began to use his search engine.
Abruptly, His older, obsolete Razr cell phone began to ring...