(09-07-2023, 08:25 AM)Mikey Wrote:

(09-07-2023, 07:22 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote: I've been there.

Now I don't request time off. I just tell them I'm not going to be there that day, if they don't like it sucks for them. I'm an adult and not a slave to any company, as much as I need my income. I always hated jobs that were so strict in their time off policies. Maybe it's the "entitled millennial" in me lol The only thing I'll push my things off to the side for is my kids. [BLEEP] corporate America.

I had a simple rule at every job. Sunday morning/afternoon was reserved for church/family time. You can schedule me any hours the rest of the weekend and I will work them happily. Not like we had a lot of Sunday night games I'd miss, ya know? Most bosses were fine with that, Saturdays were usually the super busy days, so I tended to get those on the schedule, win for everyone. But I also gave them more than three days notice to figure out staffing

Right. I used to work at a pizza place and was the only football fan there so I was able to have every Sunday off without issue back then. Don't get me wrong, I give my current manager advanced notice, but I'm never "asking permission" it's just a "hey I won't be here this day"

Back on topic. I have a feeling Indy will be without Leonard this weekend as well. Our offense should be able to operate pretty easily.

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