john Finch < noorwelliannaziism@gmail.com > 7:58 PM (55 minutes ago) to bcc: me EMERGENCY – SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY BEING USED TO TRACK, MONITOR, TORTURE & KILL satellitetorture@gmail.com Satellite technology, presumably developed and controlled by the U.S. government, is being used to track, monitor, torture and kill people all over the world. The satellite operators establish an invisible microwave connection with peoples’ brains, providing constant tracking and silent surveillance. They can hear what we hear, see what we see and even read our thoughts - total surveillance of anyone, anywhere in the world. This technology is infinitely more frightening and Orwellian than NSA data collection. Unfortunately, illegal surveillance is not the most serious issue. This technology can also be used as a remote, untraceable torture instrument and lethal weapon. By interacting with the brain, the operators can transmit inexplica
your female complained to your temp agency. Yeah, then I never saw her again. ummm, I was also going thru bad vertigo. that, and the management. then I actually went to the Adler, interrogates me over discussing hourly rates between temp agencies on the job. after he was done with his spiel, I finally said, She asked me what I was making. thought about it, should have thought harder, but I walked out. He was a big bully to everybody.
ReplyDeleteI remember the one wait staff woman there, just made it clear she fuckin' hated to be there, and she hated me too. for showing concern for everyone.
ReplyDeletehow often they hire on a temp. not too damn often, and at this hotel the temps did all the dirty work while the regulars just stood around. oh, fuck.
ReplyDeleteWho Would Ever Say, that a poor person doesn't work hard? Well, Tucker Carlsen.
ReplyDeleteBlack man, older, at the Marriot in Kansas City. making 7 dollars an hour, banquets, he was probably one of the best workers I'd seen. We never had a conversation though. I wanted to make it fun. hmm.
ReplyDeletethey always fed us, after the banquet. yep yep.
ReplyDeleteyou can't even get free food working at McDonald's, and this stuff was Good food.
ReplyDeletewhat did Will Palmer call you for a sandwich at the Cottage, what did he get? don't remember. I stole it, basically, unless Lori caught me and took outta my check. Back then, a huge sandwich, and I made them huge was $2.75.
ReplyDeleteit's probably why Lori got lined up business, Sheri, the huge sandwiches. ha.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Subway could take a clue.
ReplyDeleteGone now. The Cottage. Rumor had it Lori was a Coke head, but she treated us well at the Christmas parties.
ReplyDeleteyou were always the first there in the mornings, besides Lori, and the bakers in the back. yeah. I had dropped outta college.
ReplyDeleteone morning, I had to walk two miles to get there, and got there, being late, and loyal customers were outside, so I chatted with them before clocking in, and a co-worker wrote me up. Manager almost fired me. What in the fucking hell.
ReplyDeletewhat was that one male co-worker like when his mom came in and you told him she's beautiful. he was flattered, but he hated him. I went to his summer party, he always seemed to criticize. Nobody wanted sex at the party, and I was with Dave, just instructions on getting buzzed.
ReplyDeletehow old were you at the party? turning 21. how old was he? a leftover 30 something taken for life, probably still there.
ReplyDeleteit was always tough in that city, Sheri, but hell, you sang a solo at soldout Hancher auditorium. ha.
ReplyDeleteand I didn't even need a microphone. They made me.
ReplyDeletea lot of people remembered you then, Sheri, but they think now. Mike LaCourse was in the audience. yeah.
ReplyDeletebetter than Laurie Anderson, Sheri, at vocals, and you were there when she performed, and Ruth was rubbing all over Will Palmer. had to have been terrible. don't think I cried though, but ran outta there.
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