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Look, nobody actually ripped me off, but I swear the chairperson of the committee sent my blood pressure through the roof. At this point, I’m done. I have no intention of ever working for any government agency again—I’ve officially moved on from that life. It’s just their attitude; they act like they're gods, or some kind of supernatural beings, or Xerxes from "300" (which is a great movie 😉). Honestly, it gets under my skin. Most of this bureaucratic, parasitic machine that calls itself "the administration" is just infuriating. So, if there's any way I can help someone else get rid of them, I'm all in 😉
Gary Morales24 said:We have to follow every single rule to the letter here—there’s absolutely zero room for error. And yet, the phone number listed on the official Department of Social Services website is completely wrong... as if that doesn't matter. If they can't even get the basics right, I don't even want to think about how much of a mess the rest of their operations must be...
The Department of Social Services is still sending out envelopes clearly labeled 14 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., when their actual office is at 200 Pennsylvania Avenue. I mean, what, is the recipient supposed to just figure that out themselves? And when you actually have the nerve to ask the head of the civil service commission why they're using the wrong address, you just get some dismissive response like, "Geez, is it really that hard to find our real address? It's not like we're going to throw away a thousand envelopes." And then people like you are actually afraid of these people? Honestly, there was no point in even trying to work for them. They are completely INCOMPETENT.
coastalorca10, what if someone actually has medical issues—specifically involving their private parts? Does the military just not give a damn about that? 🤣
It’s common knowledge that intelligent people can’t stand being told what to do through arbitrary orders that don't make any sense, unlike those with lower intellects. As for civilians, I honestly couldn't care less; I have zero desire to waste eight months of my life just because some bureaucrat decided so.
Let's leave this medieval nonsense behind and stop trying to fight wars that way. If the military were actually needed, people would step up. But let's face it, warfare is done differently these days. Though, personally, I'm against any kind of war option.
Honestly, your friend should just reach out to Emica directly at the Department of Labor. She’s heading up that whole commission, so maybe she should be warned not to mess around. There is one person who is very, very close to filing a massive lawsuit against her and that "distinguished" commission of hers—which, let’s be real, is just a collection of four totally incompetent women. I mean, she’s already been consulting with a lawyer, and they have plenty of evidence regarding how messy and unprofessional their work has been.
So, look—your friend ought to just file a formal appeal with the Department of Labor (specifically the appeals commission). He should focus entirely on the incompetence and total inadequacy of the agency itself, rather than making it about himself or whining about how they misinterpreted the call. If he wants it done right, maybe he should just pay a lawyer $167 to draft the thing and then call it a day. And of course, he should definitely mention those ladies; after all, they are such "wonderful people." 🙏