Worked at one for a week. Ranks among the 10 or so worst things I've ever experienced. If you get stuck at the friers you'll want to kill yourself after an hour

Now you're just being mean.

I worked at one for two and a half years. You quickly become numb to the drudgery, but it's the time in-between that I dread.

Finished a project I've been working on for two and a half weeks, designed and built it from the ground up.
Turned out pretty ****in nice and almost passed every test without a part replacement, which is rare.

Mmmmm, matte black.

http://i.imgur.com/FKjwvEQ.jpg?1
http://i.imgur.com/6AXQzPc.jpg?1

So what's it do?

Allows one cellular carrier to break up their composite signal into its 6 individual bands and feed it into another carrier's existing system. It's for an indoor cellular system in Quebec. There are no active electronics in there, just a bunch of very precisely manufactured resonant cavities, signal plumbing, and yet they sell for around $5000 each.

Wow. I barely know what any of that means. Nice on making some potential profit if you're going that route.

Oh, and I'm 99% sure I got the job at BK. I go into orientation tomorrow and start on Monday. I'm helping mom with vet bills for the foreseeable future, but with any luck, I shall soon be a stoner burnout just like the rest of you. I have little doubt that at least one person I work with will sell weed, so I'm excited for that at least.

Hell there's like an 80% chance even your manager will be a dealer