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She used to work 14 hour days and than got so many achievements and promotions and developed so many skills that she was able to succeed with little effort and she yelled at me saying she had worked so hard in her past that she no longer had to work hard to succeed and I was a lazy jerk for not doing the same. I think after stressing for over a year on my book outlines, I now have 12 fool proof ideas that I can develop without too much effort or sacrifice but it took a ton of sacrifice for me to come up with my 12 good ideas so it is just like what she said that you can work your way to comfort and easy money, by being uncomfortable and hard with yourself in the past.

I was hired at a pharmacy. I am very skilled for my role. Viewed with respect by pharmacists.

Anyway at this pharmacy the "HR" (who personally I don't think is fit to run a gas station) came under the belief despite damn good references (shows how stupid) I moved around due to not being able to keep my job. In reality it was to gain skills / knowledge.

Anyway HR and the owner put me on a contract that was basically the lowest position in pharmacy - couldn't even order supplies - whereas I am trained to a degree I am just below a pharmacist. Their staff didn't communicate properly, etc. Not enough hours, etc. And as I couldn't do my job properly - complemented by their shoddy (I'd even call them useless as by far the worst I've worked with) staff - of course, I was canned.

At the end, the idiot HR was saying I was stressed. So I emailed them recently and said no wasn't stressed when someone who is efficient & adept in any industry can not do their job properly they get fed up very quickly. I even referred to the role I had as near pointless. And said if it'd been anywhere else would've walked straight out the door long before the end of the first month.

As I don't need them in my resume I was flat-out blunt. And nicely pointed out because of their stupidity / ignorance they fucked themselves over by not giving their most adeptly trained employee aside from a pharmacist the ability to do the job correctly.