Not So Much An Open Book

This happened over a decade ago, but I was leaving a job for a similar job that paid 6 dollars more an hour. I put in my 2 weeks noticed and went about bragging about my new job. Telling everyone who would listen where it was and how much I was making. Obnoxious in hindsight, but I was young and dumb. A few days before I was going to my new job, I got a call that they were no longer interested. I didn't sign a contract or anything, so I was out just like that. That job was a huge opportunity for me and my family and I lost it. The only bad thing was that it was a further commute. It hurt bad. I just know someone from my last job sabotaged me. So I had to scramble and find another job. I found one paying a couple of dollars more than the one I had left, but there were no benefits and the office manager was awful. I gritted my teeth and took all of her nonsense. I kept looking for another job for months while I'm at this one. I come across another awesome opportunity, but this time I'm careful. I just put in my notice and when people asked where I was going, I just told them I was taking some time off. This new job was even better! Better pay, benefits, and close to home! Still working here. I learned 2 things. 1. Don't be cocky/braggy. 2. Even when someone sabotages you, you can rise again!

Jason and Michael Meyers walk and their victims are so scared they trip and fall. Easy prey. I wanna see the movie where a bus full of track stars camp at Crystal Lake and Jason has to actually run and put in work.