Dennis Reynolds -69 wrote:
runningantman wrote:Oh yeah? Well, it's still not as much time on your feet as I did each shift working as a cashier at Super Target one summer. And I did that 5 days a week, brah. Didn't ask for a medal afterwards, nor did I write a blog post celebrating each day. Nope, I was content to take my $5.15 per hour and STFU.
Your feet weren't moving your feet continuously, you got breaks and you had an ergo pad to stand on. How about you STFU you lazy pig.
Wrong! We did not have ergo pads in those days. Two 15 minute breaks in which I didn't bother to sit down, just walked outside to hang with friends from the parcel pickup area. I did get 30 minutes for lunch and sat down most of that. I bet this loser (not an insult, he is truthfully the supreme loser of that race) took breaks too. At least I hope he did, if he was moving forward the entire time and still finished that slow, well, I don't even know what to say. I'd say my lunch half hour was more than made up for by the fact that I did this 5 days a week. I'd like to see this Philly Marathon loser do his thing five days a week. Marathon Maniacs would call him the Greatest Marathoner of All Time, meanwhile I was just trying to save for college and not be hassled by the store manager who was a nazi about little damn thing.
NOW YOU CAN GO STFU YOURSELF YOU DUMB YAK.