New job is going great

In case you didn't hear, I quit working for T-Mobile, March 17th was my last day. Since March 19th I've been working for Verizon, although on the 18th I did go to a training/meeting, so I really didn't have any day of unemployment. I'm awesome like that. So yeah, it's going great. I'm finding that what worked for selling T-Mobile doesn't quite work for Verizon, but I'm getting the hang of things real fast. Today I sold 4 phones and my store in Owings Mills was killing our two Columbia stores when I left work. They usually beat us during the week, but for whatever reason we usually out do them on Saturdays...

And I think I met a drug dealer today... I sold a Motorola Q, without service, for $629.99 (including tax) and the guy paid with all $10 dollar bills, 63 ten dollar bills to be exact. Who carries around that much cash?!

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216-416-0033-- What the fuck?

Somebody called my cell phone from the number 216-416-0033 (call it, you get static) and left a vulgar message. I did a search, and it happened to somebody else, same exact number. But unfortunately, that link doesn't help much. Any ideas? Update: 7/26/2005 Reader mail! i know this is random, but i am not a member of your blog, so i am sending you a myspace message. i googled the relay number that prank called me this evening, the same one you got a call from in april. that relay number is a number you can find online somewhere, and use your computer to make relay calls. usually you have to have a certain phone to use relay, but this company lets you do it through a computer, thus allowing non-deaf people to make relay calls to other non-deaf people. i found out that it was my boyfriend's little brother calling me, so chances are someone you know found the number and used their computer to call you. so its not some crazy person calling you. just thought i would let you know, th...