Should Padme stay home or go to work today?

[Padmé]

Simple question.

Yes/no? Feel free to give a compelling reason.



Also, have you ever called in sick or just flat out not showed up to work when you were supposed to?

 

[EnderM5]

Hmm...

That's a tough one...

If you call in sick, do you still get paid for those hours?

If yes=Stay home; if no=Go to work.

 

[TAC]

this isn't a yes or no question.

damn it.

how am i supposed to answer it.

 

[Brandon Rhea]

Yes, you should go to work. Every minute you don’t work is a minute that you suck money from the American taxpayer like a parasitic, liberal leech. If you don’t work, the terrorists win.

God Bless Ted Cruz

 

[Padmé]

Bac- I feel like Prospero hacked your account and made that post.

Also, ugh- Ted Cruz.

 

[Brandon Rhea]

Bac- I feel like Prospero hacked your account and made that post.

Also, ugh- Ted Cruz.

 

[Black Noise]

No, don't stay home, go to work. Money is money and unless you're legitimately sick then you need to make good on your commitment that is your employee contract. It'll be over before you realize it.

 

[Tank]

No work!

Every now and again you got to just take off and have a day to yourself.

And yes I've called in sick; had thyroid issues for about a year so I called in sick A LOT. And I've just not shown up to work: I took a nap at 5PM and slept through work on accident. I've never just not showed up though...

 

[Jarrow]

Padme: Showing who here at SWRP is lazy since 2013.

 

[Lavi]

I woke up with a nose bleed today. Ergo, whatever gets you some money to spend.

 

[Wit]

No, don't go.

And yes, I have called in sick, and had days where my net output has been zero even after going to work. And then there have been days when my manager and/or teammates have pulled me out of my chair and sent me back home because I was actually sick.

 

[D.C.]

For some reason I think it's funny that you refer to yourself in third person in this thread's title, Padmé. : P

 

[MoreThanSane]

Go to work for sure. I stayed home today in order to care for a sick family member and as a result got my work cut back by 50%.

What I wouldn't give for a steady job.

 

[Arisalin]

For some reason I think it's funny that you refer to yourself in third person in this thread's title, Padmé. : P

Arisalin doesn't understand this post. o_O

I also don't think the poll is a yes or no question - at least how it's worded. So I don't know which to click for stay home/go to work. Yes or no for stay home? Yes or no for go to work? xD

 

[Nevermore]

No.

Stay home with me.

:CCry1

 

[Padmé]

You guys are soooooooooooo not helpful -.-
I'll let you guess what I ended up doing.

No.

Stay home with me.

:CCry1

<3

 

[Lucid]

Best. Thread. Ever.

 

[Aaron Corinth]

I would have to say it depends on the job. Once upon a time I worked at subway and as often as I could I called in or missed work. However, I work at the hospital now and my attendance is rather important, have not missed a day yet! (Helps to get 4 days off a week)

 

[Green Ranger]

I'm disappoitned that this thread isn't about hypothetical scenarios for natalie portman.

Next week: Jazz tap or Gungan salsa dance lessons?

 

[Phil]

If you just don't feel like going to work and you're just in a "I don't want to go to work" mood, then get your ass to work. For all you know there could be someone else behind you ready to take your position. My job is a really shitty one with no benefits, no sick days, no vacation time, no jack shit and I still work because I am thankful I got a job despite the fact that I'm a very expendable driver who does all the hard work at the company. Taking a day off just because you don't want to can lead to a bad habit.

If you're legitimately sick, and you are dealing with people, then call it in.

Yes, I know I am late. Yes, I am still going to give my two cents.