Reminds me of Cricket Wireless. Great until you have to call support. Which thankfully is rare.

It isn't changing. I'm explaining what a referral is and how it isn't as personal as a letter of recommendation. If you're an employee on a job site, you wouldn't refer someone you met on that said job site if you felt they were incompetent, but you don't have to be their friend, either. It's a softer judge of character than a reference or recommendation.

You could know enough about a person you met online to refer them, but it would be unwise to write a letter or recommendation for them or let them use you as a reference. These are three separate things. My story isn't changing.

Your story is changing. It went from "I seem to be a solid guy that they met on the internet" to hey, this guy told me a bout a job opening you have. 2 different situations. I hope you find the job you wan t and it works out for you.

Not at all. Perhaps you are thinking of a letter of reference. A referral is when a current employee tells you about an open position at their company. There is a portion on job applications that say "were you referred to us by a current employee of (so and so company)? If so, whom?"

You don't need a close, personal relationship with Joe Schmoe who works for Dish Network and tells you they are hiring and that you should apply, but Joe Schmoe would indeed be referring you at that point.

Ahhh, now I see where your thoughts come from. Thanks but no thanks to the weed. I'll take life as it is. You still didn't answer my question, Cheech.

For your information, I'm not sad at all. I retired a few years ago and built a home on Table Rock Lake. I'm doing just fine my little friend who is searching for the meaning in life and why boomers question those without morals and ethics. :)

Well referrals on job applications are usually in reference to current employees at said company/organization. Maybe I misunderstood your reply.

To clarify, I'm talking about the portion of the job application that says "were you referred by a current (insert company/organization name here) employee? If so, whom?"

Fair enough. They're not available in my neck of the woods so I'm basically guessing.

T -mobile has home internet for 50$ / month. We live in rural western Greene County. Works great. No data limits. City of Springfield is also covered.

Same. This is the first issue I have had with the new network quantum/brightspeed. Yet I had more maintenance and drops with Mediacom and worse price/service with att and Mediacom.

SpringNet only provides dark fiber to Brightspeed - they do not run any electronics or directly operate any data circuits that comprise Brightspeed's network. Brightspeed is responsible for customer support, operating the network hardware, Internet uplinks, etc. The only time SpringNet will get involved is if Brightspeed diagnoses a broken fiber or other issue with the physical network.

Brightspeed chat support was aware of the issue as of 4:20pm yesterday afternoon and had a slight idea of what was wrong. They acknowledged my address, account, etc.

I went to Springfield lake since I went to James River first.

It was pretty good. I usually eat vegetarian or Prescetarian (vegetarian but with fish.) But a friend gave me this elk sausage and venison so I cooked it up and omg it was so good!!! It was sooo good I went and fed some to all my friends and they loved it. I spared everyone from the carrots.

I want to do this every weekend. Go cook in the parks with my solar panel farm and go around feeding people for free.

The CRAZY run around I had trying to get their number was unpleasant also. Here are 2 though -

8333632500

8336927773

Right it's just ignorance and dislike for things or people different from themselves. If you just let people be happy they might share it with their local subreddit and some people (losers) just couldn't live with that. Imagine someone just cooking on a public grill meant for everyone and anyone! No for they're entitled to it.

Fasnight park has a handful near Phelps Grove park which also has several, I wanna say Sequiota does or at least did but I haven't paid specific attention to say for sure lately

I'm on your side here. This prick has nothing to back up what he's trying to say.

You are a sad little judgmental boomer who has nothing better to do but be a keyboard warrior. I hope you get to touch some grass soon.

Fellows lake has plenty. The fishing isn't the best but you can visit from dusk till dawn. You should definitely check it out.

Oh no thank you I'd prefer to save the space in my car (I'm homeless, dw I'm fine.) The public grills are quite alright.

So if my opinion differs from yours I'm tight? If you don't like my opinion then butt out of the conversation. You apparently have some pretty low life values yourself.

BTW, you didn't answer my question, scooter.

I work and pay taxes. So whatever the fuck they're talking about I imagine is just veiled hate. I'm trans and homeless and I like it. Someone taking issue with that is just being an asshole because they can. No surprise though.

I pay taxes and work. You demonizing me for my life style is just hateful.

Oh ic, yea I just wanted some relative isolation

I set up my solar panel and someone stole it. My fault I forgot until it was too late. But worse they're probably not even gonna know what it's for and throw it away, so that ticks me off.

Wow. You need to chill. Life is too short to be as up tight as your sorry ass.

So city jobs have different ethic requirements, is that what you're saying? What difference does it make? Never mind, that was a rhetorical question for you. It obviously makes a difference.

So educate me, where do you draw the line on how important the job before ethical behavior kicks in?