I’d wait until Monday just to see if they ring you, send it to voicemail, and then block them
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Whilst in an objective world Rich's idea is clearly optimal, in the real world which is slightly more complicated - these people think they're my friends -this is the path I'm more likely to take. I've made it clear not just that I won't, but I cannot, do post hoc support for them. Give them enough rope etc, and that's the perfect excuse to nuke all of them, and then there's no question that it's thier own fault.
Bear in mind I have weird psychology so the above works 'in my head'
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what do you gain from taking any calls?Beany wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 8:07 amWhilst in an objective world Rich's idea is clearly optimal, in the real world which is slightly more complicated - these people think they're my friends -this is the path I'm more likely to take. I've made it clear not just that I won't, but I cannot, do post hoc support for them. Give them enough rope etc, and that's the perfect excuse to nuke all of them, and then there's no question that it's thier own fault.
Bear in mind I have weird psychology so the above works 'in my head'
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Oh they won't be getting answered.
Then I'll get the DMs and whatsapps.
Then they'll get blocked.
I'll be busy after all.
Then I'll get the DMs and whatsapps.
Then they'll get blocked.
I'll be busy after all.
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I suspect being able to just say 'no' will go a long way to that.
After all, they don't need a systems administrator, according to the CEO, MD and his lackeys who know better, but who are to spineless to stand up to them.
After all, they don't need a systems administrator, according to the CEO, MD and his lackeys who know better, but who are to spineless to stand up to them.
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Yep. Being able to say a firm "no" will give some closure.
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And being able to say "but you said you don't need a systems administrator" will make me laugh.
Closure and a giggle. Everyone is a winner.
On a separate note I'm slowly starting to accept that my life is/has been a complete fucking mess the last few years, and not just on the surface level. Which sounds self evident from what I post here, but accepting it internally is a wholly different matter.
At least I'll be able to afford a private therapist to talk through it soon I suppose
Closure and a giggle. Everyone is a winner.
On a separate note I'm slowly starting to accept that my life is/has been a complete fucking mess the last few years, and not just on the surface level. Which sounds self evident from what I post here, but accepting it internally is a wholly different matter.
At least I'll be able to afford a private therapist to talk through it soon I suppose
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Sounds like you just want revenge then. That conversation (if it happens) won't go as you expect, and you'll end up getting pissed off at something that just isn't your problem.
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They might not even contact me, you never know...
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I’m just wondering when they do ring you if it'll be “how do you do this?” Or “where the fuck are you? You should be here at work by now!”
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The latter genuinely wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
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As an aside, me neighbours pretty but intensely dim cat, Max, just let himself in while I've been having the boiler serviced (little gas was let out, so wanted to air the house out a bit) so it was exciting extricating him from behind the telly.
He then proceeded to hiss at the gas man as he popped out to get some stuff from the van - like he owned the place or something!
Neighbour has been trying to convince me to take Max for a while now as he's looking to move to Edinburgh, but it'll be a while before I'm in a shape to do that. Also, he's an old boy and had his oddities and peculiarities (like an aversion to litter trays) that I can't handle at the moment.
Made the morning more interesting, as I chased him across the road, hissing at him, though.
He then proceeded to hiss at the gas man as he popped out to get some stuff from the van - like he owned the place or something!
Neighbour has been trying to convince me to take Max for a while now as he's looking to move to Edinburgh, but it'll be a while before I'm in a shape to do that. Also, he's an old boy and had his oddities and peculiarities (like an aversion to litter trays) that I can't handle at the moment.
Made the morning more interesting, as I chased him across the road, hissing at him, though.
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Max is to lazy to walk *that* far, and he's not Extremely Online.
He doesn't even have thumbs.
He doesn't even have thumbs.
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OVH (hosting company) picked a bad time to have a flapping network route....
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Sounds like you'll get along perfectly.
I'm pleased that you're getting some visibility of where your head is at and planning to get help. Remember that when your soon to be ex employers contact you, the only reasonable responses to them asking anything are "no", "I don't want to do that" and "goodbye". Don't ask any questions. Don't give justifications beyond "I don't want to do that."
I look forward to hearing what's going on.
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ThisJimmy Choo wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 7:22 pmSounds like you'll get along perfectly.
I'm pleased that you're getting some visibility of where your head is at and planning to get help. Remember that when your soon to be ex employers contact you, the only reasonable responses to them asking anything are "no", "I don't want to do that" and "goodbye". Don't ask any questions. Don't give justifications beyond "I don't want to do that."
I look forward to hearing what's going on.
Cheers,
Ian
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Yeah, keep it simple.
Server networking appears to be back up.
Wish that had happened next week, oh well
Server networking appears to be back up.
Wish that had happened next week, oh well