End of the Line

As y'all may or may not know, I finished the program. Or rather, I quit. Mine is an odd story, not often found. It is not something I particularly want to share, but I will say that most people do finish out the program and many even go on to extend. Great! Wonderful! I know they're having a wonderful time and I wish them luck in all they do.

I had a great experience and I learned a lot, but I cannot work for such a large company. It's not necessarily the scale. That's too simple. It's the fact that everything is automated and nothing is done a personal scale at all. I couldn't even get a reference because any manager who could be contacted for a reference would be representing the Disney company, etc. etc. etc. Basically, you may have been awesome, but we can't give you a recommendation because it's against our policy. Kind of... crap. I get it, but I think they could figure something out.

So now I'm home, working for a local bakery and I am a lot happier, despite having to live at home til I have the money for my own place. But I'm working on it. Sounds like a step down, but I really think it's better.

That's all for now. This blog is over and done. Peace out! Oh and keep dreaming!