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Take the Shane Noakes Challenge

Roslyn Vampire

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The Shane Noakes Challenge is where you tell a story about a job you did a long time ago at a company you are no longer employed by and make it your entire personality. I'll start:

About 8 years ago, I was working for a software company and we went to the Cisco Live! trade event. I was pivotal in helping prospective customers learn more about the company and its products and the CEO of the company congratulated me when we returned home.

As a result, I know everything about trade shows, software engineering and Cisco hardware. Anyone who has ever been to a trade show, uses the internet or software should bow down to me and support me financially on my move since I did so much for them.

Thank you.
 

PickleRickle

You are not a glowie. You are just stupid.
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The Shane Noakes Challenge is where you tell a story about a job you did a long time ago at a company you are no longer employed by and make it your entire personality. I'll start:

About 8 years ago, I was working for a software company and we went to the Cisco Live! trade event. I was pivotal in helping prospective customers learn more about the company and its products and the CEO of the company congratulated me when we returned home.

As a result, I know everything about trade shows, software engineering and Cisco hardware. Anyone who has ever been to a trade show, uses the internet or software should bow down to me and support me financially on my move since I did so much for them.

Thank you.
Wow, I better never have a differing opinion than you in an unrelated topic, or you're surely rub my nose in it.
 

DeadWithoutMyDavid

xe/xim/xey
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I worked for McDonald's as a teenager. You know, McDonald's? The MEGA corporation in dozens of countries? On a nightly basis I was integral to a fast, efficient, and sanitary milkshake machine breakdown procedure. The regional supervisor even remarked on how much better I was than most of my 35 year old drug addict coworkers.

Yeah, I'm the real deal.

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Turk February

Our experiences exceed yours.
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6 or 7 years ago at my first teaching job I was tasked with coaching a 6th grade debate team. Not the actual team, but the team our real team got to practice against. My team were expected to lose, which they did. I did a good job because my team lost. How many of you non debating nazi stlakers have even been in a 6th grade debate, let alone at the age of 26, when many would say you're too old to be doing 6th grade debate?
 

Brooke Shields

forward all complaints to x.com/hackingbutdeadbeat
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My first legal paycheck job during highschool was at a high class restaurant, yeah hombre, I washed dishes

but I was just a white kid, and i got good at it too homess, tu madre es una perra
anyways some other random kid got put on the line one weekend, fresh off the boat or whatever chico, and I saw him wearing some plastic protective gloves like he was scared of wet rice....
Little did I know, HE WAS WASHING ALL OF THE POTS N PANS WITH COLD WATER, a chef even confronted him about it (I dunno maybe I was supposed to tell him but I wasn't feelin his water) his gay-ass gloves made me not wanna talk to him
 

Opesterino

How does that feel?!
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My first legal paycheck job during highschool was at a high class restaurant, yeah hombre, I washed dishes

but I was just a white kid, and i got good at it too homess, tu madre es una perra
anyways some other random kid got put on the line one weekend, fresh off the boat or whatever chico, and I saw him wearing some plastic protective gloves like he was scared of wet rice....
Little did I know, HE WAS WASHING ALL OF THE POTS N PANS WITH COLD WATER, a chef even confronted him about it (I dunno maybe I was supposed to tell him but I wasn't feelin his water) his gay-ass gloves made me not wanna talk to him

lol my first job was washing dishes over a summers vacation. at first everything was cool but after a while the skin on my palms started to peel.. like layer after layer, onion style. So I went with the gloves.. Which didn't help as they just held water - ended up quitting after a while and it took over 3 months for my hands to go back to normal. I have terrible skin tho - maybe bam could give me some pointers.
 

iBangedQuasi

Bed Wetter.
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My first job was working at Michaels arts and crafts slinging foam balls to middle schoolers for their solar system project. I am basically Pablo fucking Picasso now and high end art galleries phone ME when they need a million dollar plus piece of art authenticated. So if you don't have the Louvre or The Met on speed dial you're just a sad Nazi pedophile sack of shit 🤣🤣
 
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